yachtsman
Origin of yachtsman
1usage note For yachtsman
Other words from yachtsman
- yachts·man·ship, yacht·man·ship, noun
Words Nearby yachtsman
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How to use yachtsman in a sentence
Following an arrest for a DUI, assault and disorderly conduct in Colorado in 1974, she hitchhiked to Florida, where she married Lewis Gratz Fell, a wealthy yachtsman 50 years her senior in 1976.
One of the things which make a yachtsman ask if life is worth living is to run hard on the putty.
Yachting Vol. 2 | Various.If the yachtsman has on board a seine net, he may realise something of the miraculous draught of fishes mentioned in the Bible.
Yachting Vol. 2 | Various.The man had an air of easy assurance; and, besides, the request was one that any yachtsman would willingly grant.
The Rival Campers Afloat | Ruel Perley SmithMr. Ford was an experienced yachtsman; would he look after the ladies, ask whom he liked?
The Open Question | Elizabeth Robins
No landsman, no amateur yachtsman, could write a book like this.
Yankee Ships and Yankee Sailors: Tales of 1812 | James Barnes
British Dictionary definitions for yachtsman
feminine yachtswoman
/ (ˈjɒtsmən) /
a person who sails a yacht or yachts
Derived forms of yachtsman
- yachtsmanship, noun
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