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Seabee
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Sea·bee  (sb)
n.
A member of one of the construction battalions in the U.S. Navy that builds naval aviation bases and shore facilities.
[Alteration of cee bee, pronunciation of the initial letters of construction battalion.]
Seabee [ˈsiːˌbiː]
n
(Military) a member of the US Navy's Construction Battalions established to build airstrips
[from pronunciation of CB, for Construction Battalion]
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