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Janeway, Edward (medicine) and skipper(2) (iou)


Janeway, Edward (medicine)


Janeway, Edward
<person> U.S. Physician, 1841-1911.

See: Janeway lesion.


skipper(2) (iou)



skipper noun2 & verb1. LME.
[Middle Low German, Middle Dutch schipper, from schip SHIP noun: see -ER1.]
A. noun.
The captain or master of a ship, esp. of a small trading or fishing vessel. Now also, the captain of an aircraft. LME.
P. M. M. Kemp The Skipper wondered if you'd like to go forward to the flight deck. T. McGuane James Davis..was skipper of the shrimper Marquesa.
The captain or director of a Sports side. M19.
Scottish Daily Express Hearts..include skipper Jim Brown in the squad.
A commanding officer in the army or airforce. Military slang. E20.
b. A police captain or sergeant. slang (chiefly US). E20.
c. The leader of a Scout troop, esp. in the Sea Scouts. E20.
b. verb trans. Act as skipper or captain of. L19.
Rugby World & Post Still skippering Eastleigh..Clive..is confident his side will have a successful league season.
skippership noun the office, rank, or authority of a skipper E19.