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engineer officer

noun

a ship's officer who is qualified to be in charge of the vessel's propulsion and other machinery

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Nearby words

  1. engine house,
  2. engine pod,
  3. engine room,
  4. engine turning,
  5. engineer,
  6. engineer's chain,
  7. engineering,
  8. engineering geology,
  9. engineman,
  10. enginery
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