What is "deckhands"

Usage examples of "deckhands".

The horses it had brought from Quon had been unloaded an hour earlier, with only a dozen deckhands left behind with the task of removing the butchered remains of the animals that had not survived the lengthy journey.

The other man, Pitt recognized as one of the deckhands, merely looked blank.

Titanic out of the harbor passed a line to the New York and deckhands were able to stop her drift before she collided with the Titanic.

The deckhands on the Carpathia lowered a mail sack then, and with trembling hands, Edwina helped Seaman Jones carefully put Fannie into it as she cried and begged Edwina not to make her do it.

Bahamian deckhands scurried about unloading coolers of iced-down grouper and tuna.

The marina was bustling as captains and deckhands secured their boats and unhappy fishermen hurried back down the piers, hauling coolers and bags filled with suntan oil and cameras.

The deckhands were left with heads and bones and no shortage of eager buyers crowding the harbour front on the other side of the Imperial barrier.

Stamping, nervous horses jostled with stablers, deckhands, soldiers and various officials.