boatman
boatman
Definition
boat·man (-mən)
noun pl. -·men-mən
a person skilled in the operation of boats
boat′·man·ship′ noun
boatman
Usage Examples
Possessives
- cabin: It has never been established whether or not it referred to the roast beef or to the boatman's cabin!
- license: FEES Fees shall be charged for the following:- For the grant of a boatman's license.
Converse of subject
- paint: The entire holdings - including objects painted by boatmen, costumes worn by boating families. waterways souvenirs, along with photographic and archive material.
Converse of object
- work: Of course traditionally working boatman emerged from locks leaving the gates open.
- include: In winter three scientists and five support personnel, including a boatman, doctor and base commander will staff the station.
- ask: Ask the boatmen on the key - they all know each other.
- name: After the war she remained on the canals and married a working boatman named George Smith.
- have: To draw large had three aces boatman could catch it all might.
- hire: There we hired a boatman by the beach to take us to the offshore islands of Chicken and Poda.
Adjective modifier
- old: He put the rusty blowlamp on the cylinder head, ' Tis a fine day for boating ' , the old boatman said.
- local: Some local boatmen would steal the cargoes rather than save the lives of those on the boats!
- barny: The lure of qualify for a barny boatman felt.
- experienced: And even even a moderate-sized fish will easily pull around a boat small enough to be carried, so an experienced boatman is vital.
- full: All are british first interactive tv possible rather than full house boatman.
- traditional: Many of the techniques we use come from the methods used by traditional boatmen.
Noun used with modifier
- canal: We are saddened to record the death of the well-known Braunston canal boatman Bill Whitlock on January 3rd, at the age of 86.
- water: Leg detail from water boatman resized to match the image right.
- house: Years ago the deliver us to full house boatman house r outdoor.
- owner: She had been built as a horse drawn boat for Number One ( owner boatman ) Henry Grantham in 1927.
boatman Quotes
A chieftain to the Highlands bound Cries 'Boatman, do not tarry! And I'll give thee a silver pound To row us o'er the ferry.'
