landsman

/ˈlændzmən/
noun
  1. A person who lives and works on land, especially as opposed to a sailor.
    • The old sailor felt like a landsman now that he lived far from the sea.
    • Landsmen often struggle to adjust to life on a ship.
    • The crew teased the new landsman for his seasickness.
  2. A person from one's own country; a compatriot.
    • He was glad to meet a fellow landsman while traveling abroad.
    • The embassy helped the landsman find his way home.
    • In the foreign city, she sought out other landsmen for company.
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