boatman
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mən noun, plural boat·men.
1.
a person skilled in the use of small craft.
2.
a person who sells, rents, or works on boats.
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| —n , pl -men | |
| 1. | a man who works on, hires out, repairs, or operates a boat or boats |
| 2. | short for water boatman |
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Example sentences
While seeking a throw-line, the boatman could hear her weakening calls for help.
The uneducated former boatman was not actually illiterate, though he wrote phonetically.
The darkly clad figure of the boatman looms large in the foreground, almost appearing to project out of the canvas.
Water boatman collect tiny algae particles for food.
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