staffman
noun
staffmen
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pluralof staffman.plural
The grammatical form denoting more than one person, place, thing, or idea.
Example Sentences
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In a Justice Department office last week, staffmen of a Senate subcommittee combed through three large boxes containing hundreds of documents seized five years ago in the Amerasia case.
From Time Magazine Archive
If his staffmen can hold him rigidly to a script in future broadcasts, they may be able to keep Boss Ed's foot out of his mouth.*
From Time Magazine Archive
Then, one by one, 42 Chinese servants and staffmen began to leave.
From Time Magazine Archive
When Administration legislative interests coincide with those of a particular lobbying group, O'Brien makes certain that one of his staffmen compares notes and coordinates efforts with the lobbyists.
From Time Magazine Archive
While the Household Board worked away at its list, Japan's major newspapers set up "special sections" of 30 to 170 staffmen to pry out the favorites.
From Time Magazine Archive
