| COACHMEN | • coachmen n. Plural of coachman. • COACHMAN n. one who drives a coach. | 
| DUTCHMEN | • dutchmen n. Plural of dutchman. • Dutchmen n. Plural of Dutchman. • DUTCHMAN n. something used to hide structural defects. | 
| HENCHMEN | • henchmen n. Plural of henchman. • HENCHMAN n. an unscrupulous supporter. | 
| MARCHMEN | • marchmen n. Plural of marchman. • MARCHMAN n. a person living near a border. | 
| PITCHMEN | • pitchmen n. Plural of pitchman. • PITCHMAN n. a salesman of small wares. | 
| RANCHMEN | • ranchmen n. Plural of ranchman. • RANCHMAN n. one who works on or owns a ranch. | 
| TRUCHMEN | • truchmen n. Plural of truchman. • TRUCHMAN n. an interpreter. | 
| WATCHMEN | • watchmen n. Plural of watchman. • WATCHMAN n. a man employed to stand guard. | 
| WINCHMEN | • winchmen n. Plural of winchman. • WINCHMAN n. one who operates a winch. | 
| CHURCHMEN | • churchmen n. Plural of churchman. • CHURCHMAN n. a clergyman or ecclesiastic. | 
| KLOOCHMEN | • kloochmen n. Plural of kloochman. • KLOOCHMAN n. (Native American) a Native American woman, wife or squaw, also KLOOCH, KLOOTCH, KLOOTCHMAN. | 
| SWITCHMEN | • switchmen n. Plural of switchman. • SWITCHMAN n. a pointsman. | 
| KLOOTCHMEN | • klootchmen n. Plural of klootchman. • KLOOTCHMAN n. (Native American) a Native American woman, wife or squaw, also KLOOCH, KLOOCHMAN, KLOOTCH. | 
| NIGHTWATCHMEN | • nightwatchmen n. Plural of nightwatchman. • night-watchmen n. Plural of night-watchman (alternative spelling of night watchmen). • night␣watchmen n. Plural of night watchman. | 
| STAGECOACHMEN | • stagecoachmen n. Plural of stagecoachman. • STAGECOACHMAN n. the driver of a stagecoach. |