messman
Americannoun
PLURAL
messmenEtymology
Origin of messman
Example Sentences
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Navy in 1939 at 19 years old, when Black service members were not eligible for promotion and were consigned to the messman branch, the Navy Times previously reported.
From Fox News
Listings compiled with the assistance of Lauren Messman.
From New York Times
Messman and thousands of other healthcare workers across the United States are grappling with psychological traumas that mental health professionals say are more commonly associated with soldiers returning home from far-flung battlefields.
From Reuters
Messman loves to read but found she could not concentrate.
From Reuters
Messman said she has been seeing a therapist with whom she has discussed her stress related to COVID-19.
From Reuters
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