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cargodor † cargador, cargodore [< Am. E < Sp.] 
n. the foreman of a pack-train.
See also: pack-train
- 1912 Pete only cut from the plug into his palm, and rolled the tobacco small for his corn-cob pipe. His winter servitude was ended, and he was master, the cargador before whom all men bow in the dread northlands.
- 1923 Every year from May to August he acts as cargodor on a packtrain, which means that he is the head man on the train.
- 1958 The "cargodore" is Chinese, two of the packers are Tahitan natives and the cook . . . is Chinese.
- 1912 Pete only cut from the plug into his palm, and rolled the tobacco small for his corn-cob pipe. His winter servitude was ended, and he was master, the cargador before whom all men bow in the dread northlands.