sailor
/ˈseɪlər/
noun
- A person who works on a ship or boat, especially as a member of the crew.
- My uncle is a sailor who travels around the world.
- A good sailor knows how to read the weather and the waves.
- The sailor climbed the mast to check the rigging.
- A person who sails a boat for pleasure or sport.
- The lake was full of sailors enjoying the sunny afternoon.
- He became a sailor after taking lessons at the yacht club.
- She is an experienced sailor and competes in regattas.
- A person who is comfortable on the water and does not get seasick easily.
- I'm not a good sailor; I get sick even on a calm sea.
- She's a natural sailor and loves being on the ocean.
- The captain said he was a poor sailor and preferred dry land.
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