Sailor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SAILOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person whose job it is to work as a member of the crew of a commercial or naval ship or boat, especially one who is below the rank of officer
• a person who goes sailing as a sport or recreation
• a person who rarely (or often) becomes sick at sea in rough weather.
• One who follows the business of navigating ships or other vessels; one who understands the practical management of ships; one of the crew of a vessel; a mariner; a common seaman.
• any member of a ship\'s crew
• a serviceman in the navy
• a stiff hat made of straw with a flat crown
• member of a ship's crew
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• member of a ship\'s crew

Words related to SAILOR

galiongee11 mariner9 matelot9 sailorly11 sailors7 seaman8

Words that contain SAILOR

sailors7 sailorly11 daysailor13 sailoring10 daysailors14 sailorings11 sailorless10 sailorlike14 sailorlier10 boardsailor14 sailorliest11 boardsailors15 unsailorlike16

How to use SAILOR in a sentence

• She, with the audacity that quickly makes the best of a dubious situation, asked him if he was a sailor.
• But Freya repelled the vigorous sailor with facility.
• The sailor, finding how much Marco was interested in his stories, liked his company, and at length he asked Marco where he was going.
• Whenever the sailor, after that, wrote to his friends in London, he wished to be particularly remembered to Mr.
• Whilst he was occupied in placing us, he gave Alfred to the care of a sailor who was particularly attached to him.
• Conseil and the sailor of the Nautilus awoke at this moment.
• There never was an Irishman yet, nor a sailor either, who could not spend money in the grand manner.
• The English agent was a good sailor, and had enjoyed immensely the ocean voyage.
• Clinging to the straw like a shipwrecked sailor to a broken spar, the Ant floated safely to shore.
• But I was too old a sailor not to understand the cause.
• The invalid and his provisions were watched by the English sailor and Paul with deep interest.
• The headsize is marked as for flat sailor and the headsize wire pinned on.
• I am sure that the reader who has followed me thus far will be willing to hear what became of her, and Sailor Ben and Miss Abigail and the Captain.
• There was a short, terrible battle, the soldier against Sackett and his sailor friend.
• The sailor was half reclining in his hammock, the soldiers were sitting near him on the floor in the most uncomfortable attitudes.
• One night the sailor who occupied the hammock next to his heard him winding up his watch.
• Some such reason, I suppose, it is that makes every maiden love a sailor.
• The sailor undoubtedly felt much greater anxiety than does the fisherman, for he does not see his prey coming through the water.
• The reporter and Herbert walked behind the dog, and the sailor brought up the rear.
• His eyes were fixed on Cyrus Harding, and he followed him, while the sailor marched behind them, little confident as to the result of the experiment.
• The sailor then proposed to the engineer that they should continue sailing slowly with two reefs in the sail.
• In fact the little sailor contradicted most passengers if he talked to them for long.
• Ah, he was like a sailor, like the sailor of romance, with the wind beating upon his face and his eyes ever-watchful.
• He painted with equal skill the life of the American sailor, at a time when that life had an interest and excitement it no longer possesses.
• Meanwhile, the steersman, contrary to the distinct orders of the admiral, gave the helm to a common sailor, a youth.

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