boatswain , , bo's'n (abbreviation) , bos'n (abbreviation)

The 27-year-old Boatswain has followed the team since he started following sports.

The Court put many other questions to the boatswain beside those given here.

The boatswain took care of his victim all by himself.

The boatswain turned so that he was unable to see what went on.

The word boatswain has been in the English language since approximately 1450.

David turned from the side of the boat, looking back in tears at his boatswain.

The boatswain thought the same, and he tried to see the opposite side of the animal.

"I started one game at left tackle two years ago," Boatswain said.

Sometimes, the boatswain is also a third or fourth mate.

Just then the boatswain came down from the settlement again, and out along the landing.

I saw Tinkler and the boatswain break into a run.

His few tools were handed down to him by the boatswain, who followed.

He ordered the boatswain to take all the rebels' names.

Now the boatswain will show you over the ship, above decks and below.

Woods stood up carefully and looked where the boatswain was pointing.

The boatswain shook his bull head again and began to walk towards them.

The boatswain paid out the line and made fast.

I expect that the boatswain locked it without thinking when he was on his rounds.

Boatswain went by the side of his valet Frank on the box, with us.

The boatswain lifted me gently so that I sat half facing forward.

In November 1759 he asked for some followers, who were transferred to him, and one was soon after made a boatswain.

Just then the chief boatswain got blew all to hell."

In 1626 he was made boatswain, in 1636 second mate.

The boatswain tried to escape but was captured and killed by the rest of the crew.

So the boatswain, a capable individual who had seen better days, was promoted to take his watches and we went on as before.