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Nearby words
locoman, locomobile, locomote, locomotion, locomotive, locomotive engineer, locomotor, locomotor ataxia, locoweed, locrian, locris
Origin of locomotive engineer
First recorded in 1885–90
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Examples from the Web for locomotive engineer
Even the brakemen and the locomotive-engineer who walked in advance of the horses were completely painted with it.
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