Fitters [noun]

The house in Curzon Street had been bought and she had been a round of furnishers, paper-hangers and fitters of all variety.

One or two of the English fitters, who were Reservists, had rejoined.

Three operatives are required for each machine, two fitters and one machinist.

Fitters and cutters form the aristocracy of the profession, but one which is recruited from the humbler ranks.

However, industrial and trade schools can give preliminary and thorough instruction to ship-fitters and loftsmen.

With the exception of a few turners and fitters almost all replied that they found little or no pleasure in their work.

The riggers, the fitters, the armorers, and the countless other members of the ground crews that keep the planes in the air.

The fitters, with touches of the file, remove matter in such minute quantities that its removal might seem of no consequence.

Then they met between the two planes and waited for the engine fitters to climb in the pits and kick the Merlins into life.

Among them were experts in fitting locks, especially skilled in making keys from impressions, and known as professional "fitters."