IPA: /ˈɡæŋər/
KK: /ˈgæŋɚ/
A person who supervises a group of workers, often in construction or manual labor.
The ganger ensured that all the workers were following safety protocols on the site.
Ganger originates from Old English 'ganger', meaning a goer or one who walks. The word describes a person who goes or walks, particularly in a specific context or role.
Think of someone who is a 'goer' — that's what 'ganger' means, a person who walks or goes.