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hallman

hallman noun: a person in charge of a hall or corridor.

Noun

hallman (plural hallmen)

  1. A person in charge of a hall or corridor.
    • A hallman, an officer having charge of halls, corridors and dormitories, was shown to have carried a strap and the night-watchman the same, and that they both used the instruments on the boys.1880, New York (State). Legislature. Senate, Documents of the Senate of the State of New York (page 28)
    • The little extras to be provided include three concierges, bonded maid service, a doorman, a hallman, elevator operators, 24-hour room service, and 24-hour dry cleaning — all for an additional fee, of course.1975, Challenge, page 1

Proper noun capitalized: Hallman

Hallman

  1. A surname.

Forms of hallman

pluralhallmen

Origin of hallman

hall + -man

Questions about hallman

What does hallman mean?
Hallman means a person in charge of a hall or corridor.
What part of speech is hallman?
Hallman can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of hallman?
The plural of hallman is hallmen.

Words near hallman in the dictionary

  1. Hallisseys
  2. hallite
  3. hallites
  4. Halliwell
  5. Halliwells
  6. hallman
  7. hallmark
  8. hallmark holiday
  9. hallmark holidays
  10. Hallmark moment
  11. Hallmark moments

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