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Fireman

Fireman meaning

Someone (especially one who is male) who is skilled in the work of fighting fire. | A person (originally a man) who keeps the fire going underneath a steam boiler (originally, shoveling coal by hand), particularly on a railroad locomotive or steamship. | An assistant on any locomotive, whether steam-powered or not.

Example sentences (20)

Dougie asks a fireman to put a microphone on the branch Asher is clinging to, and the fireman hopes this isn’t just a stunt for their TV show.

In December 1871, when a drunken locomotive fireman failed to report for work, Debs was pressed into service as a night fireman.

Big headbutt, whip reversed, fireman’s carry but Shinsuke fights out with elbows and lands a gamengiri!

Fireman’s carry on Knight, Go 2 Sleep sets up a DDT!

Jonny is currently based in London after taking a role in Sam Holcroft's new play "" at the Almeida Theatre in the north of the capital, but says it is getting in the way of his fireman duties.

Oxford Bus Company has previously revealed lost items in recent years which have included a light saber, a fireman’s hat, a Soviet Union hat, a letter detailing sexual fantasies, a Donald Trump toilet roll and Ann Summers lingerie.

Parade, midway, arts and crafts, road race, food vendors, musical performances and a fireman’s muster.

Rev. Thomas Dade started the Blue Mass in connection with his duties with the Catholic Police and Fireman’s Society and held the first service in 1934.

RICHMOND — As the host town of Saturday’s New England States Veteran Fireman’s League Muster, the Richmond Fire Department had been ready to compete.

The court heard Aliaj was a fireman in Albania and played a significant role in a rescue operation following an earthquake in the country, receiving an award for bravery.

The Engineer had a broken arm and the fireman suffered a broken leg.

They had three sons, roofing firm boss Alan, 35, fireman Matthew, 32, and TV sound technician Steven, 29.

When he bought the building, there was one way to get upstairs — a steel spiral staircase — and two ways to get back down: that narrow staircase or a fireman’s pole.

When Wallace died in 1902, the fireman paid to have him stuffed and he resides today at the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Heritage Museum in Greenock.

A Johnson and Wales culinary graduate, Nick LaRosa’s first big break came when he worked for former Reebok CEO Paul Fireman at a private country club in Cape Cod.

And some kids actually did dream of becoming a doctor or a lawyer or a fireman or a cop — or President of the United States.

Five days later, Everett Cecil Titterington Fireman 1st Class was buried at Riverside National Cemetery.

He comes back in, and Julius gets a quick fireman’s carry takedown.

His mother was a nurse and father was a fireman.

I called 911. The fireman arrived within minutes (bless them).