Meanings of bluejacket in English

The bluejacket gun crew, being in uniform, caught their eyes first.

But to the European mind our bluejacket is still something of an anomaly.

One bluejacket was whitewashing the inboard part of the cable.

As he turned, Admiral Preble, the aide, and the bareheaded bluejacket were close upon him.

The bluejacket removed the cigarette from his lips.

He flung out his arm at the bluejacket.

One young bluejacket had been hit twice.

A quarter of an hour later a rumor came to the bluejacket ball-players that the marines were boarding ship.

But he does not have to sailorize; the bluejacket takes care of that part, and takes care of it well.

Mackay did not possess a gun, and would not have given the enraged bluejacket one had he owned a dozen.

Even as the constant bluejacket says, "Right Gun Hill up, sir," there floats from below ting-ting, ting-ting, ting.

Balanced out on the gunwale of the little dory, when it comes nearer, they see an American bluejacket smoking a cigarette.

Of course the lord mayor called upon him for a speech, but Commander Sims insisted that a bluejacket should make the address.

The bluejacket nine was still at baseball practice, but the marines were at the far end of the field, too distant to attract particular attention.

There was also a British bluejacket ready to go, and there were African soldiers and sailors, as well as the two engine-men, English and Goanese.

Even the bluejackets in charge of the launch were grinning at him.