IPA: /ˈtrʌsər/
KK: /trʌsər/
A person or thing that ties or fastens something together, often used in the context of securing or supporting items.
The trusser carefully secured the load to prevent it from shifting during transport.
The word 'trusser' originates from Old French 'trousseur', meaning a person who ties or binds. It refers specifically to someone who ties or fastens, particularly in the context of clothing or garments.
Think of someone who 'ties' or 'binds' things together — that's what a trusser does.