| BOARDSAILOR | • boardsailor n. Windsurfer. • BOARDSAILOR n. one who practises sailboarding.
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| BOARDSAILORS | • boardsailors n. Plural of boardsailor. • BOARDSAILOR n. one who practises sailboarding.
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| DAYSAILOR | • daysailor n. One who daysails. • DAYSAILOR n. a dayboat powered by sail, also DAYSAILER.
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| DAYSAILORS | • daysailors n. Plural of daysailor. • DAYSAILOR n. a dayboat powered by sail, also DAYSAILER.
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| SAILOR | • sailor n. A person in the business of navigating ships or other vessels. • sailor n. Someone knowledgeable in the practical management of ships.
 • sailor n. A member of the crew of a vessel; a mariner; a common seaman.
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| SAILORING | • sailoring n. The trade or business of a sailor. • SAILORING n. the work of a sailor.
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| SAILORINGS | • sailorings n. Plural of sailoring. • SAILORING n. the work of a sailor.
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| SAILORLESS | • sailorless adj. Without any sailors. • SAILORLESS adj. without sailors.
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| SAILORLIER | • SAILORLY adj. like or appropriate to a sailor. | 
| SAILORLIEST | • SAILORLY adj. like or appropriate to a sailor. | 
| SAILORLIKE | • sailorlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a sailor. • SAILORLIKE adj. like a sailor.
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| SAILORLY | • sailorly adj. Befitting a sailor. • SAILORLY adj. like or appropriate to a sailor.
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| SAILORS | • sailors n. Plural of sailor. • Sailors prop.n. Plural of Sailor.
 • SAILOR n. a member of a ship's crew.
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| UNSAILORLIKE | • unsailorlike adj. Not sailorlike. • UNSAILORLIKE adj. not like or befitting a sailor.
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