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carman
1[ kahr-muhn ]
noun
- one of the crew of a streetcar or the like, as the motorman.
Carman
2[ kahr-muhn ]
noun
- (William) Bliss, 1861–1929, Canadian poet and journalist in the U.S.
carman
/ ˈkɑːmən /
noun
- a man who drives a car or cart; carter
- a man whose business is the transport of goods; haulier
- a tram driver
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
The danger, Carman said, is that Americans’ trust in institutions doesn’t just decline — mistrust starts to grow.
James Lewis stood up again instantly, and turned his white face and dark, piercing eyes upon Mr. Carman.
There was something about the movements of Mr. Carman for the rest of the day that troubled the young man.
At last his walk brought him near Mr. Carman's store, and at passing he was surprised at seeing a light within.
Mr. Carman had spent half the night in examining the accounts of James, and discovered frauds of over six thousand dollars.
She stepped outside to scold the carman, leaving Lady Tasker standing just within the green door.
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