stoker
/ˈstoʊkər/Definitions
1. noun
A person whose job is to attend a furnace, boiler, or other apparatus that burns fuel to produce heat.
“The ship’s stoker worked tirelessly to keep the engine room warm.”
2. noun
A person who tends or operates a fire or furnace, especially in a domestic setting.
“She was a skilled stoker, able to keep the fireplace burning all night.”
3. verb
To attend a furnace, boiler, or other apparatus that burns fuel to produce heat.
“The fire had to be stoked regularly to keep the room warm.”
4. verb
To add fuel to a fire or furnace in order to keep it burning.
“She stoked the fire with more wood to warm up the house.”