Airman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AIRMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an aviator
• a member of the RAF below commissioned rank.
• a member of the US air force of the lowest rank, below staff sergeant.
• a member of the US navy whose general duties are concerned with aircraft.
• a pilot or member of the crew of an aircraft, especially in an air force.
• someone who operates an aircraft
• member of an air force
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• member of the air force

Words related to AIRMAN

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Words that contain AIRMAN

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How to use AIRMAN in a sentence

• The extract where it was alleged that a French airman was shot down at Wesel, on the Dutch frontier, was published in a Munich paper, four hundred miles away.
• Recently, another airman was shot down, out of control, from 13, feet, and fell fluttering like a leaf, toward the ground.
• As soon as an airman has flown over us, ten minutes later we get shrapnel fire in our position.
• As an ambitious airman he was thrilled by the vastness of the scheme.
• By this time both boys had grown to be real experts in all sorts of mechanical repairing, as every airman must of necessity become before he can pass the acid test.
• The airman is usually compelled to depend exclusively on his own ability to overcome the difficulty.
• Then suddenly the airman would turn his machine off in another direction, and the shells would fall wider than ever.
• It was when Vedrines, the famous airman, was beaten by only a few minutes in the flight round England.
• The airman continued his journey on a wide circling flight, and we saw him coming back unscathed.
• But, like the airman, he can triumph only by material means, and by means gradually perfected in the practice of others.
• We could see the airman on the steering seat wave to us.
• The British airman, however, well maintained his ascendency.
• This means that if an airman ascends alone he is unable to use a rifle and must depend for attack on revolver fire only.
• A French airman wiped out a cavalry troop with a bomb, and the effect of the steel arrows used by French aviators is known to be damaging.
• I half fancied it might be Sidney Pickles, the airman, who had been to the Hospital several times and was keen on stunt flying.
• Ten cars were ordered immediately to Audricq, where a large ammunition dump had been set on fire by a Boche airman.
• As soon as an airman has flown over us, ten minutes later we get their shrapnel fire in our positions.
• If suitable targets are discovered the airman drops a smoke ball directly over it or lets fall some strips of tinsel, which glitter in the sun as they slowly descend to the earth.
• Whereupon the airman, his mission accomplished, flew back to his base in the AEgean.
• Where the cavalry scout or creeping scout of days gone by could never have proved successful, the airman has easily accomplished his purpose.
• When the airman took another leap towards earth, her heart stopped beating altogether.
• He felt a savage longing to do the young airman some bodily injury as a punishment for what he, Vanno, was made to suffer.
• I buried the airman near Ration Farm, in a grave, which the men did up neatly and over which they erected a cross with his name upon it.
• We could not use the lights in attending to the wounded for the German airman was on the watch, and it was not until he went away that we could get ambulances to carry them off.
• After it was all over, I unexpectedly met my airman friend, Johnny Johnson, who told me that he had been waiting a long time to take me up in his machine.
• After all, she owed the expedition and the airman to me.
• She glanced from the helmet which the airman held toward her to the monoplane spread-eagling on the ground.
• A figure of an airman can be pasted to each aeroplane.
• One intrepid American airman had headed for two Fokkers which were flying directly toward him, close together.
• The airman was about to start the engine when Harry noticed that the elevator control wires were crossed.
• Naturally shy, he did not think of pressing his opinion, but he knew trouble was in store for the young airman, though in just what form it would come he could not figure out.
• Afterwards the airman was not clear as to just what happened.
• Running as fast as he could, Harry got to the scene of the accident before the airman had risen from the ground.
• In the first of the show the airman merely had to keep five thousand feet up and no Archie could touch him.
• No matter how skilful a general may be, his plans are all apt to go amiss if the quick movements of his forces are discovered by the airman from a mile above.
• An extinct cigar lay on the carpet, where it had fallen from the mouth of some airman swiftly overtaken by sleep.
• The airman saw us, of course, for he looked right down at us, and dropped down white pencils of smoke to show the gunners where we were.
• In broad daylight a solitary airman flew directly over the town and went on until he was directly over the extensive barracks just outside.

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