shrimper

IPA: ʃrˈɪmpɝ

One who fishes for or catches shrimp.
A boat used in fishing for shrimp.
(soccer) someone connected with Southend United Football Club, as a fan, player, coach etc.

Examples of "shrimper" in Sentences

He also happens to be the shrimper pictured in the article.
The Shrimper is a food serving pub and part of a large chain.
There has been a liberty taken with the story of the shrimpers.
There he became a shrimper, a charter boat captain, and a gunrunner.
Ted Melancon, a shrimper from Cut Off, La., worked for BP for 130 days.
He gave his occupation in court as "shrimper" and had an eighth-grade education, though his mother said he could not read or write.
BP has so much money that we can't really fathom it, but BP has to take care of its obligations to us, said Pass Christian, Miss., shrimper Bobby Barnett.
And to discover that "water resistant" boots weren't adding to our already damp pantyhosed feet and replace them with plastic or rubber shrimper style boots?
Down in Venice, La., an isolated town near the mouth of the Mississippi River, shrimper Acy Cooper Jr. said he understands the impulse to ask for more than you really lost.
They will be compensated for the time they couldn't fish, but "if a shrimper has the ability to earn a livelihood, there is no longer a need for an emergency payment," he said.
Roland Hingle, a lifelong shrimper who lives in a tiny outpost community in Plaquemines called Port Sulphur, points to the navigation system on his boat, which still shows green land over an open lake that is at least eight feet deep.