Converse of object

• shipwreck: There were no towering columns of spume, no anglers clinging like shipwrecked mariners to the rocks.

• warn: Well, in times gone by it was a welcome beacon to warn mariners off the wild Welsh coast.

• guide: It would have contained a beacon light to guide mariners.

• allow: These charts are compiled using the highest quality and most accurate data available, allowing mariners to navigate safely and with confidence.

• issue: We will update the ( corrected ) charts to the latest Notice to Mariners issued at the time of purchase.

Adjective modifier

• Portuguese: In 1418 Portuguese mariners Joao Goncalves Zarco and Tristao Vaz Teixeira stumbled across it while running from a storm.

• experienced: The experienced mariners ' marveled in the end not much at the preposterous course of our navigation ' .

• poor: Sheer off, sheer off you poor mariners, Don't you founder all here in the deep.

Noun used with modifier

• merchant: You may contact the Veterans Agency direct or our own Head Office or the Merchant Mariners for help in applying for the badge.

• century: The tombstones of 18th and 19th century mariners can be seen in the graveyard.

Possessives

• baseball: Less than they your kitchen table baseball's mariners play.

Possessives

• astrolabe: For navigational purposes a more basic and sturdy version was needed, and this became known as the mariner's astrolabe.

Preposition: of

• sea: Simply must join quot period royal caribbean mariner of the sea their sail sign the national warehouse.