sailoring
[ sey-ler-ing ]
noun
the occupation or duties of a sailor.
Origin of sailoring
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How to use sailoring in a sentence
To these he talked vaguely about seeing a little of Java before he went sailoring again.
The Argus Pheasant | John Charles BeechamThe worst luck ever happened to me was when I drifted along this coast and kept on sailoring here.
Jack the Young Canoeman | George Bird GrinnellWe're sailoring men back from a cruise to Jamaica and pretty near penniless.
The Riddle of the Frozen Flame | Mary E. HanshewThought Id like to go on that ocean trip, but I suppose sailoring is harder than lumbering, isnt it?
First at the North Pole | Edward StratemeyerNot for long; it made his head ache too much, and he changed from soldiering to sailoring.
The Lost Middy | George Manville Fenn
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