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doryman

[dawr-ee-muh n, dohr-] /ˈdɔr i mən, ˈdoʊr-/

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noun, plural dorymen.

1.

a person who uses a dory, especially a person who engages in fishing, lobstering, etc.

Origin of doryman

1960-1965

First recorded in 1960-65; dory¹ + man¹

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The doryman who had brought Captain Wass rowed them to the wharf.

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