IPA: /ˈlɒbstəˌmæn/
KK: /ˈlɑbstərˌmæn/
A person whose job is to catch lobsters, usually for food or commercial purposes.
The lobsterman returned to the shore with a full catch of lobsters.
Lobsterman → The word is formed from 'lobster' (from Old French *l'ostre*, meaning a type of shellfish) and '-man' (meaning a person who). A lobsterman is a person who catches or works with lobsters.
Think of a person who works with lobsters — 'lobster' refers to the shellfish, and '-man' indicates a person. This helps you remember that a lobsterman is someone who catches lobsters.