DoorDasher

English Etymology From en DoorDash er occupation. Noun An employee or delivery courier of DoorDash, a San Francisco–based company that operates an online food ordering and food delivery platform. en Dasher en Tracey Lien Delivery apps become a core part of business w:Los Angeles Times 18 March 2017 A9 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/281671687/ And Mendocino Farms is opening three locations this year: in Del Mar Highlands, Santa Ana and Studio City, each with bigger to-go areas, more spacious waiting areas for DoorDashers and enough floor space around the seating to accommodate its red delivery bags. en Kirk Broome Don’t let doorbell camera footage spark ‘search and destroy’ mission w:The Greenville News 145th year 327 12 January 2020 2E https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/627788367/ Without any verbalization in the video, it’s impossible to know if the person was staking out a possible heist or simply a lost “DoorDasher.” en Tom Altstiel; Jean Grow; Dan Augustine; Joanna Jenkins Advertising Creative: Strategy, Copy, and Design w:SAGE Publishing 2022 9781071846636 DoorDash, a crowdsourcing food-delivery service, fared moderately well during the pandemic, thanks in large part to the countless people who signed up to be DoorDashers.