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crew 1, noun (oh)



[Date: 1500-1600; Origin: crew 'additional soldiers, reinforcements' (15-16 centuries), from Old French creue 'increase', from creistre; CRESCENT]
[C] all the people who work on a ship or plane
::The plane crashed, killing two of the crew and four passengers.
crew of
::He joined the crew of a large fishing boat.
::a crew member
[C] a group of people working together with special skills
::a TV camera crew
-see also ground crew
[singular] a group of people or friends - often used to show disapproval
::a motley crew of students
::Do you still hang out with the same crew ?
[C] a team of people who compete in rowing races
::Who will be on the college crew?
[C] informal a group of musicians, especially in garage music