| AILMENT | • ailment n. Something which ails one; a disease; sickness. • AILMENT n. a physical or mental disorder. |
| BELLMEN | • bellmen n. Plural of bellman. • BELLMAN n. a watchman employed to patrol city streets calling out the hour. |
| BILLMEN | • billmen n. Plural of billman. • BILLMAN n. one who uses, or is armed with, a bill or hooked ax. |
| COALMEN | • coalmen n. Plural of coalman. • COALMAN n. a coal merchant. |
| DOLMENS | • dolmens n. Plural of dolmen. • DOLMEN n. a prehistoric structure or tomb of unhewn stones. |
| HILLMEN | • hillmen n. Plural of hillman. • HILLMEN n. people living among the hills. |
| KEELMEN | • keelmen n. Plural of keelman. • KEELMAN n. one employed in managing a Newcastle keel, also KEELER. |
| MAILMEN | • mailmen n. Plural of mailman. • MAILMAN n. a man who carries and delivers mail. |
| POLLMEN | • pollmen n. Plural of pollman. • POLLMAN n. a graduate with a pass degree. |
| RAILMEN | • railmen n. Plural of railman. • RAILMAN n. a railway employee. |
| REELMEN | • reelmen n. Plural of reelman. • REELMAN n. the member of a lifesaving surf team who operates the reel. |
| TOLLMEN | • tollmen n. Plural of tollman. • TOLLMAN n. one who receives or collects toll; a toll gatherer. |
| TOOLMEN | • TOOLMAN n. a man who works with tools. |
| WOOLMEN | • woolmen n. Plural of woolman. • WOOLMAN n. a dealer in wool. |