Gaffer in a sentence as a noun

Black gaffer's tape is great for almost all the annoying "hey, I'm here!

A piece of gaffer's tape over the glowing logo.

But yeah, a gaffer doesn't get royalties for the move on whose set he worked.

I think that confusing "duct tape", "gaffer tape", and "crazy glue" is a problem in any kind of shop.

Maintainable glue code is more like painter's tape or gaffer tape than it is rubber cement, imo.

It's that there's little market for a solution -- electrical, scotch, gaffer, duct, or other tape works just fine.

I've seen some other countries equipping medical staff in bin liners and gaffer tape, on reflection we have it pretty good.

Another friend "J" is a fiber optic technician who's constantly bothering his cousin to get him an assistant gaffer job on local a game show.

If you have been getting Whole Foods deliveries, you may have quite a few insulated bags that could be repurposed, with some gaffer tape, to insulating cabinets and ducts.

Gaffer definitions

noun

an elderly man

See also: old-timer oldtimer antique

noun

an electrician responsible for lighting on a movie or tv set

noun

a person who exercises control over workers; "if you want to leave early you have to ask the foreman"

See also: foreman chief honcho boss