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English crew
← English ship's company (link)
← English all hands (link)
← English complement (link)
← English team (link)
← English gang (link)
← English staff (link)
← English stagehands (link)
← English clique (link)
← English gang (link)
← English pack (link)
← English crowd (link)
← English bunch (link)
← English lot (link)
← English crowd (link)
← English flock (link)
← English lot (link)
← English gang (link)
← English posse (link)
← English band (link)
← English group (link)
← English crewer (link)
← English member (link)
← English crewmember (link)
← English seaman (link)
← English crew cut (link)
← English crew mate (link)
← English crewless (link)
← English crewman (link)
← English ground crew (link)
← English motley crew (link)
← English skeleton crew (link)
← English traincrew (link)
← English train crew (link)
← English crewer (link)
← English uncrewed (link)
← English crew up (link)
← English crewyard (link)
← Middle English crue (inherited)
← Old French creue (derived)
← Old French creistre (mention)

→ English crow (mention)
→ English aircrew (compound)
→ English crewman (suffix)
→ English crewmate (affix)
→ English crewer (suffix)
→ English crewmember (compound)
→ English krewe (mention)
→ English crewneck (compound)
→ English crewless (suffix)
→ English groundcrew (compound)
→ English traincrew (compound)
→ English cybercrew (prefix)
→ English recrew (prefix)
→ English crewwoman (compound)
→ English crewperson (compound)
→ English roadcrew (compound)
→ English crewable (suffix)
→ English handcrew (compound)
→ English multicrew (prefix)
→ Welsh criw (borrowed)
→ Indonesian kru (borrowed)
→ Japanese クルー (derived)
→ Marshallese kūru (borrowed)
→ Marshallese kūro (borrowed)