clocker

[ klok-er ]

/ ˈklɒk ər /

a person who times racehorses during tryouts to determine their speed.

an official who times a race.

a person who maintains a record of the flow of traffic, as of visitors to a museum.

Origin of clocker

clock¹ + -er¹

Also that Clocker had married Zelda, the noted 52nd Street stripteuse, who had social aspirations.

At the Post |Horace Leonard Gold
Clocker pulled out charts resembling those he worked with when making turf selections.

At the Post |Horace Leonard Gold
Unable to see the direction of the con, Clocker felt irritated.

At the Post |Horace Leonard Gold
Of the two, Clocker felt that Oil Pocket would have been closer.

At the Post |Horace Leonard Gold

Clocker stopped listening to her gabble and looked for the building that Zelda would probably be in.

At the Post |Horace Leonard Gold