Definition of Hoseman

1. a fireman who directs the stream of water [n HOSEMEN]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Hoseman

hose barb
hose clamp
hose clamps
hose down
hosebags
hosebeast
hosebeasts
hosed
hosehead
hoseheads
hosel
hoseless
hoselike
hosels
hosemonkey
hosen
hosepipe
hosepipes
hoser
hosers
hoses
hosey
hoseyed
hoseying
hoseys
hoshin kanri
hosier

Literary usage of Hoseman

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. A Complete History of the Boston Fire Department: Including the Fire-alarm by Arthur Wellington Brayley (1889)
"January 1, 1886, to Engine 14 ; H. Blount, call-hoseman, joined 1876, died 1882 ; EV Blount, call-hoseman, joined 1882 ; TL Dunbar, call-hoseman, ..."

2. History of Stoneham, Massachusetts by William Burnham Stevens, Francis Lester Whittier (1891)
"He was afterwards a suction hoseman and then leading hoseman, and for a year was foreman of the company, giving up that position to accept that of steward ..."

3. Official Opinions and Communications of Franklin K. Lane, City Attorney of by Franklin K. Lane (1902)
"That is to say: A. has a position as hoseman in the department, and having served two years or more in such position, he is entitled to a salary of twelve ..."

4. The Compiled Charter and Revised Ordinances of the City of Hartford by Hartford (Conn.). (1908)
"... hoseman, pipeman, stoker, and permanent substitute entering the permanent employment of the fire department of the city, shall be $800 per year. ..."

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