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artilleryman

 

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Noun artilleryman has 1 sense
  1. artilleryman, cannoneer, gunner, machine gunner - a serviceman in the artillery
    --1 is a kind of serviceman, military man, man, military personnel

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Artilleryman

A noun that refers to a person who operates and manages artillery weapons.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Pertaining to Military Forces

    In the context of military forces, an artilleryman is a soldier who specializes in the use and operation of artillery weapons such as cannons, howitzers, and missile launchers.

    Sample Sentence: The army assigned a highly skilled and experienced artilleryman to operate the heavy artillery during the battle.

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  2. Enthusiast or Hobbyist

    In a more general sense, an artilleryman can also refer to an individual with a deep knowledge and interest in artillery weapons, often collecting and studying them as a hobby.

    Sample Sentence: The museum showcased a dedicated artilleryman's private collection of antique cannons from various historical periods.

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  3. Local Usage

    In some regions or communities, "artilleryman" can be a colloquial term used to describe a person who frequently uses fireworks or operates fireworks displays.

    Sample Sentence: The neighborhood's renowned fireworks show was organized by Sam, a local artilleryman who always managed to amaze the spectators.

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