groups of people working together, especially on ships, aircraft, or film productions
from Old French 'creue', meaning 'increase' or 'reinforcement', originally referring to military reinforcements
Ship crews used to be called 'companies' until the 17th century - the word 'crew' originally meant the new recruits who 'grew' the ship's numbers!
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