crewman

[ kroo-muhn ]

noun

, plural crew·men.

1. a member of a crew. crow.

Other Words From

• crewman·ship noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of crewman¹

First recorded in 1935–40; crew ¹ + -man

Example Sentences

The Crown accepted his not guilty plea to withholding some of the Filipino crewmen’s passports without reasonable excuse.

From BBC

John captained two successful voyages on the Earl of Abergavenny to China before the tragic incident which took his life and that of around 250 crewmen and passengers.

From BBC

Five of the 26 crewmen were plucked from the water in the hours after the vessel sank, but only one body was ever recovered from those lost at sea.

From BBC

Nestlehutt also said the crewmen are concerned that continuing to be detained on the ship could imperil future visas to the U.S. or for the crewmembers’ children.

From Seattle Times

The Japanese navy is continuing its search for seven crew in the Pacific Ocean after the apparent crash of two helicopters on Saturday night, which killed at least one crewman.

From BBC