radioman

[ rey-dee-oh-man ]

noun

, plural ra·di·o·men.

1. a person who operates a radio.

Word History and Origins

Origin of radioman¹

First recorded in 1920–25; radio + man

Example Sentences

Neal Boortz Atlanta A career radioman, Boortz started broadcasting in Atlanta in 1969.

From The Daily Beast

The radioman waved feebly at the view screen, shimmering on the great side panel.

From Project Gutenberg

And then the pilot, navigator, and radioman of the Moscow-bound bomber reported at the Commandant's office.

From Project Gutenberg

If Im to work with radio, I may be sent up as a radioman for a bomber.

From Project Gutenberg

First of all, the radioman was caught with all of his equipment.

From Project Gutenberg

Ilg the Radioman had sent the final message to the Grom planet.

From Project Gutenberg