heliman
heliman noun: a soldier who serves in a helicopter.
Noun (1)
heliman (plural helimen)
- A soldier who serves in a helicopter.
- A heliman radioed a few days later and reported spotting it.2006, P. F. Potvin, The Attention Lesson
- "Get in touch with the helimen," he instructed his assistant. "Ask them to help us with a twenty-four flight, at least."2015, Gennadii Ternovskii, The Crimson Beret Who Else but Us?:, page 227
Noun (2)
heliman (plural helimans)
- A traditional shield used by Australian Aboriginals.
Forms of heliman
| plural | helimen |
|---|---|
| plural | helimans |
Origin of heliman
From heli- + -man.
Questions about heliman
- What does heliman mean?
- Heliman means a soldier who serves in a helicopter.
- What part of speech is heliman?
- Heliman is a noun.
- What is the plural of heliman?
- The plural of heliman is helimen.
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