fisherman
noun, plural fish·er·men.
adjective
Origin of fisherman
Examples from the Web for fishermen
Contemporary Examples of fishermen
Officials also had received reports of loud bangs—called in by fishermen—and an oil slick.
In vain, fishermen waited for the sea to come back: there were no fish, there was no money for their families.
“Last year fishermen were real fishermen, now they are just for show, for tourists in the lake,” Yin says.
As we drew closer, the fishermen became more intent on posing for our pictures than fishing.
The Fishermen, like thieves, shake out their silver,/ the lithe knives wriggle on the drying sand.
Historical Examples of fishermen
The fishermen walked in the direction of the town, and disappeared.
Ned MyersJames Fenimore Cooper
The blow had driven in the fishermen, and we thought it wise to be governed by their experience.
Ned MyersJames Fenimore Cooper
Mr. COLE explained that it would be an enormous thing for fishermen.
The New Englanders were mainly farmers, hunters, and fishermen.
The Nation in a NutshellGeorge Makepeace Towle
The 'Nixa' along the Baltic coast was once, however, much feared by the fishermen.
StoryologyBenjamin Taylor