waterman

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Waterman may refer to:

• Watermen, river workers who transferred passengers across and along the city centre rivers in Britain
• Waterman (sports) Or Waterperson. Someone who takes part in multiple water activities
• The Chesapeake Bay term for commercial fishermen, particularly those who seek oysters and the blue crab

People

• Alan T. Waterman, an American physicist.
• Boy Waterman, Dutch football keeper
• Dennis Waterman, British actor
• Hannah Waterman, British actress
• John Waterman, state senator from the US state of Indiana
• Lewis Waterman, American inventor of the capillary feed fountain pen and the founder of the Waterman pen company
• Michael Waterman, an American computational biologist
• Nixon Waterman, an American a poet and newspaperman
• Pete Waterman, English record producer
• Robert Waterman (governor), 19th century governor of the US state of California
• Robert Waterman (sea captain), an American 19th century clipper ship captain.
• Ron Waterman, an American mixed martial artist
• Steve Waterman, American inventor
• Thomas G. Waterman (1788–1862), New York politician
• Waldo Waterman, American aviation pioneer
• Wayne Waterman, American Media Engineer

Places

• Waterman, Illinois, a village in the United States
• Waterman, Oregon, a former U.S. town amid cattle ranches
• Waterman, Western Australia (now known as Watermans Bay, Western Australia)

Other things

• Alan T. Waterman Award, a prize awarded by the US National Science Foundation
• Smith Waterman algorithm
• Water Man (novel), a 1993 novel by Roger McDonald
• Waterman (series), an online animated feature
• Waterman (song), the Eurovision Song Contest 1970 song by Hearts of Soul
• Waterman butterfly projection
• Waterman pens, a luxury pen company
• Waterman Philéas, a series of writing pens
• Waterman Steamship Corporation

See also

• Wassermann (disambiguation), also Wasserman

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