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deliveryman

n. Someone employed to make delivery.

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deliveryman

n. someone employed to make deliveries [syn: delivery boy, deliverer]

Usage examples of "deliveryman".

The name of their deliveryman was Bani al-Dahab, and he was a Saudi national, here on a visa long expired.

Police believed he might have been responsible for as many as three hundred sexual assaults, and the fear was so great that legitimate repairmen and deliverymen were being refused admittance.

Peter was directing the sweating deliverymen on how to rearrange the current crates to make room for the new merchandise.

Maybe he could come up with the name of someone in our building or even one of the deliverymen that he thought was a little strange.

Company managers and deliverymen often had to use their personal vehicles or public streetcars to reach outlying Castles.

Akhtyrtsev, displaying ever more obvious signs of nervousness, strode to and fro in front of the decorative oak doors of the shop, into which from time to time busy-looking ladies disappeared and from which deliverymen emerged bearing elegantly wrapped bundles and boxes.

Tiger hurried forward to personally supervise the reception of the deliveryman, groaning inwardly with the certain feeling that the two gatemen were going to over-react--and that those cops in the cruiser would nose into the act.

A few minutes past ten o'clock that morning, a Federal Express deliveryman entered the chichi apartment building.

Billy Ray, chest puffed out as he stood guard in the hallway in his white Carnifex suit, passed the deliveryman, but with a martial artist's quickness, stepped in front of Jack as he tried to follow.

Sandra must have been logged on to do some at-home banking when she'd been interrupted by the deliveryman.

The imagery was printed up on six of the big laser printers custom-made for the NRO, and driven to the White House, where people were mainly sitting around in the Oval Office pulling a Presidential all-nighter, which was rather more special than those done by the deliveryman, an Army sergeant E-5 in this case.

People passed like extras in a Hollywood movie - a workman with a long plank of wood, two women in smart business suits, a guy with a hardhat and a clipboard, a deliveryman cradling a large pot plant.

They began putting on the white suits and the aprons which marked them as simple marine grocery deliverymen.