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Electroplater

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E`lec´tro`pla`ter
n.1.One who electroplates.
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Noun1.electroplater - a plater who uses electrolysis
plater - a skilled worker who coats articles with a film of metal (usually silver or gold)
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Besides, it can be a tedious business," the Telegraph quoted Croucher, a retired electroplater, as saying.
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