mfger

English

Noun

mfger (plural mfgers)

1. Abbreviation of manufacturer.

   Synonym: mfr

   • 1999 October 18, Cain Fly, “Carl Goldberg Out of Business?”, in rec.models.rc.air‎^[1] (Usenet):

     In addition, GP has the resources to order all the production of some smaller mfger. tie up the product from the other vendors, and sell that product at a loss to persuade the mfger. to again join the fold.

   • 2002 November 15, Lance Mannion, “Kudos to Jan Drew”, in sci.med.dentistry‎^[2] (Usenet):

     The mfgers were bread mfgers, and meat mfgers. No farmers...

   • 2003 December 11, Bob Monaghan, “Digital depression?”, in rec.photo.equipment.35mm‎^[3] (Usenet):

     The mfgers had the problem that their old cameras were too good, and the new ones could hardly lure folks to abandon their old film cameras for new ones. Now the mfgers have found the cure, with digital and rapid obsolescence of entire systems, meaning continuous major sales of cameras, software, accessories, supplies, and all the rest.

   • 2011 December 15, W. eWatson, “Moving a dome and EM relays”, in sci.electronics.basics‎^[4] (Usenet):

     I'm going to call the mfger of the boards this morning, and ask if modeling the use of the boards is safe.

Related terms

• mfg