submariner
- noun
- /ˌsʌbməˈrɪnər/
- You have an interesting site here - one even an old submariner can enjoy.
- Navy submariner
- retired submariners
- former submariner
Examples
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I'm a retired submariner, and our WWII story is out.
Blog text (11) -
Even Carter, the nuclear submariner, loved America, though.
Blog text (15) -
Besides, she was married and married to a submariner.
Fiction book (1991) -
Dear James, I am a very conservative, retired submariner sailor.
Blog text (32) -
There isn't a submariner in the navy whose loyalty I trust more.
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Crews would live on the bombers much the way that submariners do in nuclear subs, which were just coming online.
Academic text (2010) -
The submarine service lost many ships during WWII, and a wonderful tribute and museum to those submariners can be found in Honolulu, Hawaii, almost next door to the Pearl Harbor Memorial.
Blog text (11) -
McCain was the son of Admiral John S. McCain, a decorated WWII submariner, and Commander in Chief of the Pacific from 1968 to 1972 (CINCPAC).
Blog text (4) -
I followed in his footsteps, serving one tour in the Navy (1966-70) as a submariner aboard the historical USS Archerfish (AGSS-311) and USS Medregal (SS-480).
Blog text (11) -
Many submariners spend months underwater, keeping their country safe.
Synonyms
A person who works in the navy on a military ship
A person who works on a ship as a crew member below the officers
A person who works on a ship at sea
A person who works with others on a ship, aircraft, or vehicle
A person who works or travels at sea, like a sailor
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Submariner comes from sub- meaning 'under' and marine meaning 'sea', the same parts you see in submarine. So a submariner is a person who works 'under the sea' on a submarine.