Landsmen is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LANDSMEN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• LANDSMAN, a man who lives and works on land, also LANDMAN
• a person unfamiliar with the sea or sailing

Words related to LANDSMEN

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How to use LANDSMEN in a sentence

• The poetry of the sea has been written on shore and by landsmen.
• They could not generally, as landsmen do, maintain themselves on shore.
• The captain walked the streets with as much dignity as he walked his own deck, and he was pointed to by landsmen as a person of dignity and repute.
• The flogging of an old man like Ushant, most landsmen will probably regard with abhorrence.
• They were wild with fear, being landsmen and never having seen an angry sea, and indeed that sea might have frighted sailors too.
• But for the vegetables of the farm, sailors at sea would fare better than these landsmen.
• Reginald became conscious of those disquieting symptoms common to landsmen in such case.
• Not many landsmen, I imagine, have seen this done in absolutely mid-ocean, and not many have been on a ship so lashed alongside another.
• Men were running and shouting, lights flashing, landsmen, startled by the noise, hurrying to the river-bank.
• The fishers were sitting together talking over the bad weather, but, indeed, without that bitterness that I have heard from landsmen when it would be the same trouble with them.
• The seaman was tall, with a heavier development of shoulder and upper arms than the landsmen.
• It was soon obscured, and most of the landsmen were incredulous about its having been seen at all.
• The boat was soon under way, and gradually our cargo of mental apprehensions settled into the usual dolorous physical suffering of landsmen in rough water.
• But this book is about seamen and the sea, and how they have changed the fate of landsmen and the land.
• The Spaniards were one-quarter seamen and three-quarters landsmen.
• Landsmen were preferable for this kind of voyaging.
• As day after day slipped past with no sight but the heaving sea, the Russian landsmen became restive.
• There was no difficulty in obeying this order, for these rough fellows, as much landsmen as mariners, had a great contempt for the black men, and had little to do with them.
• I rejoice that the quaint old edifice still stands and welcomes every Sabbath a congregation of landsmen and of sailors.
• Elizabethan landsmen may have been quite as prone to mistake comfort for civilization as most of the world is said to be now.
• A third old sea-song gives voice to the universal complaint that landsmen cheat sailors who come home flush of gold.
• Nearly all historians are both landsmen and civilians whose sins of omission and commission are generally at their worst in naval and nautical affairs.
• I concur in opinion with the Secretary that the service would be improved by reducing the number of landsmen and increasing the marines.
• But there are two kinds of landsmen, those who are afraid, and those who are not, as Ruggiero well knows.

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