noun
pl. -·men- a person who tallies something
- Brit. a person who sells goods door to door on the installment plan and calls regularly to collect the payments
tallyman
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tallyman
noun
- One who keeps a tally or count of something.
- Chiefly British One who goes from door to door selling goods on an installment plan and collecting payments.
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