engineman
[en-juh n-man, -muh n]
noun, plural en·gine·men [en-juh n-men, -muh n] /ˈɛn dʒənˌmɛn, -mən/.
a person who operates or helps to operate an engine or locomotive.
Origin of engineman
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Examples from the Web for engineman
Historical Examples of engineman
An engineman and a stoker were leaning over the bulwark to cool themselves.
The ManxmanHall Caine
Ask your engineman to run back very slowly and watch for the bell-rope.
Whispering SmithFrank H. Spearman
John Ratcliffe, the engineman, is going to write a letter for me to some mates of his there.
Facing DeathG. A. Henty
Now, there was no excuse for the engineman and conductor not complying with the order.
Railroad AccidentsR. C. Richards
Whistle had been reported on the trip before by the engineman, but was not repaired.
Railroad AccidentsR. C. Richards