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Definitions for Crewed

[1] (especially of an aircraft, ship, or spacecraft) operated by a crew on board.
[2] a group of persons involved in a particular kind of work or working together: the crew of a train; a wrecking crew.
[3] Nautical . the people who sail or operate a ship or boat. the common sailors of a ship's company. a particular gang of a ship's company.
[4] the people who fly or operate an aircraft or spacecraft.
[5] the team that rows a racing shell: varsity crew.
[6] the sport of racing with racing shells: He went out for crew in his freshman year.
[7] a company; crowd: He and his crew of friends filled the room.
[8] any force or band of armed men.
[9] to serve as a member of a crew on (a ship, aircraft, etc.).
[10] to obtain or employ a crew for (a ship, aircraft, etc.).
[11] to serve as a member of a crew.
[12] a simple past tense of crow2.
[13] the men who man a ship, boat, aircraft, etc
[14] nautical a group of people assigned to a particular job or type of work
[15] informal a gang, company, or crowd
[16] to serve on (a ship) as a member of the crew
[17] a past tense of crow 2

Words nearby Crewed

crew chief, crew cut, crew neck, crew sock, crewe, crewed, crewel, crewelwork, crewman, crewmate, creüsa

Origin of Crewed

11425–75; late Middle English crewe augmentation, hence reinforcements, body of soldiers < Middle French creue, literally, increase, noun use of feminine of Old French creu, past participle of creistre to grow < Latin crēscere; see crescent

Other words from Crewed

crew·less , adjective

Word origin for Crewed

C15 crue (military) reinforcement, from Old French creue augmentation, from Old French creistre to increase, from Latin crescere