Definition of screwsman in English:

screwsman

noun ˈskruːzmən

criminals' slang

A thief who picks locks, or makes and uses false keys; (more generally) a burglar, a housebreaker.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Vaux (1782–c1841). From either the genitive or the plural of screw + man, probably after cracksman, etc.

Definition of screwsman in US English:

screwsman

nounˈskruːzmən

criminals' slang

A thief who picks locks, or makes and uses false keys; (more generally) a burglar, a housebreaker.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Vaux (1782–c1841). From either the genitive or the plural of screw + man, probably after cracksman, etc.

单词	screwsman
释义	Definition of screwsman in English: screwsman noun ˈskruːzmən criminals' slang A thief who picks locks, or makes and uses false keys; (more generally) a burglar, a housebreaker. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Vaux (1782–c1841). From either the genitive or the plural of screw + man, probably after cracksman, etc. Definition of screwsman in US English: screwsman nounˈskruːzmən criminals' slang A thief who picks locks, or makes and uses false keys; (more generally) a burglar, a housebreaker. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in James Vaux (1782–c1841). From either the genitive or the plural of screw + man, probably after cracksman, etc.
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