Pronunciation: /ˈfrækər/
noun a person or company that engages in hydraulic fracturing, a method of extracting natural gas or oil from underground rock formations
A1 A fracker is a person who extracts oil or gas using hydraulic fracturing techniques.
A2 The fracker was hired by the company to drill for natural gas in the area.
B1 The fracker carefully monitors the pressure and flow of the well during the extraction process.
B2 As a seasoned fracker, he knew the importance of following safety protocols to prevent accidents.
C1 The fracker's expertise in hydraulic fracturing led to increased efficiency and productivity in the oil industry.
C2 The fracker's innovative approach to well stimulation revolutionized the way oil and gas were extracted.
formal The fracker drilled into the ground to extract natural gas.
informal I heard that fracker is causing some environmental damage in the area.
slang That fracker is always looking for new sources of oil.
figurative She's a real fracker when it comes to negotiating deals.
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