sailor

The word “sailor” has 2 syllables: sail-or

It's pronounced as /ˈseɪ.lər/


What is synonym and antonym for sailor?

In the thesaurus, “sailor” has 8 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for sailor along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for sailor

Meanings of sailor

  • noun
    1. A person in the business of navigating ships or other vessels.
    2. Someone knowledgeable in the practical management of ships.
    3. A member of the crew of a vessel; a mariner; a common seaman.
    4. A person who sails sailing boats as a sport or recreation.
    5. Any of various nymphalid butterflies of the genera Neptis, Pseudoneptis and Phaedyma, having white markings on a dark base and commonly flying by gliding.

Example Sentences

  • As a seasoned sailor, he knew the importance of respecting the power of the ocean.
  • The young sailor dreamed of circumnavigating the globe aboard his own vessel.
  • She admired the courage of the lone sailor as he set off on his solo voyage.
  • With each passing ship, the lone sailor waved a greeting from the deserted island.
  • The captain entrusted the safety of the ship to his experienced sailor crew.

On this page you'll find 8 synonyms or another words to sailor, such as: boater, cadet, diver, marine, mariner, navigator, pilot.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

jack

  • Jolly Roger
  • able seaman
  • able-bodied sailor
  • able-bodied seaman
  • abundance
  • badge
  • banderol
  • banderole
  • banknote
  • bankroll
  • banner
  • bastard
  • bet
  • big bucks
  • bill
  • black flag
  • bloke
  • bluejacket
  • boater
  • bomb
  • boodle
  • boost
  • bread
  • bring up
  • buck
  • bucks
  • buddy
  • bundle
  • bunting
  • burgee
  • buster
  • cabbage
  • cadet
  • capital
  • cash
  • cat
  • change
  • chap
  • chappie
  • check
  • chips
  • chump change
  • circumnavigator
  • coat of arms
  • coin
  • coinage
  • colors
  • construct
  • coxswain
  • crest
  • crewman
  • currency
  • dead presidents
  • deck hand
  • deckhand
  • dibs
  • dime
  • diver
  • dollar
  • dough
  • draft
  • dude
  • earth
  • elevate
  • ensign
  • erect
  • establish
  • exalt
  • fella
  • fellow
  • finances
  • flag
  • folding money
  • forester
  • fortune
  • fund
  • funds
  • galoot
  • gent
  • gentleman
  • gob
  • gold
  • gonfalon
  • green
  • greenback
  • guidon
  • guy
  • hearty
  • heave
  • hike
  • hoist
  • hold up
  • hombre
  • insignia
  • jack-tar
  • jackpot
  • joe
  • joker
  • jump
  • kale
  • kitty
  • lad
  • lascar
  • legal tender
  • lever
  • lift
  • lift up
  • lime-juicer
  • limey
  • logger
  • lolly
  • long green
  • loot
  • lubber
  • lucre
  • lumberer
  • lumberjack
  • lumberman
  • mad money
  • male
  • man
  • marine
  • mariner
  • master
  • mate
  • means
  • megabucks
  • middy
  • mint
  • mister
  • mite
  • money
  • money order
  • moola
  • moolah
  • mount
  • move up
  • navigator
  • needful
  • note
  • old salt
  • opulence
  • packet
  • paper money
  • peanuts
  • pelf
  • pendant
  • pendent
  • pennant
  • pennon
  • petty cash
  • pile
  • pilot
  • pin money
  • pirate
  • pittance
  • place up
  • pocket money
  • pool
  • pot
  • powerboater
  • promissory note
  • promote
  • pry
  • pull up
  • put on its end
  • put up
  • rear
  • resources
  • riches
  • roll
  • run up
  • sailboater
  • sailor
  • salt
  • sawyer
  • scratch
  • scrip
  • sea dog
  • sea person
  • seafarer
  • seaman
  • semaphore
  • set up
  • set upright
  • shekalim
  • shekelim
  • shekels
  • shellback
  • sheqalim
  • sheqels
  • shipman
  • shipmate
  • shoestring
  • shove
  • signaler
  • signaller
  • sir
  • specie
  • spending money
  • stake
  • stand up
  • standard
  • streamer
  • swab
  • swabber
  • swabbie
  • swabby
  • take up
  • tar
  • tarpaulin
  • tender
  • throw up
  • treasure
  • tricolor
  • union jack
  • up
  • upcast
  • upheave
  • uplift
  • upraise
  • uprear
  • wad
  • waft
  • wager
  • wallet
  • wampum
  • water dog
  • wealth
  • wherewithal
  • white flag
  • windjammer
  • yachter

jack-tar

  • able seaman
  • able-bodied sailor
  • able-bodied seaman
  • bluejacket
  • boater
  • cadet
  • circumnavigator
  • coxswain
  • crewman
  • deck hand
  • deckhand
  • diver
  • gob
  • hearty
  • jack
  • lascar
  • lime-juicer
  • limey
  • lubber
  • marine
  • mariner
  • mate
  • middy
  • navigator
  • old salt
  • pilot
  • pirate
  • powerboater
  • sailboater
  • sailor
  • salt
  • sea dog
  • sea person
  • seafarer
  • seaman
  • shellback
  • shipman
  • shipmate
  • swab
  • swabber
  • swabbie
  • swabby
  • tar
  • tarpaulin
  • water dog
  • windjammer
  • yachter

jack-tars

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jet-setter

  • adventurer
  • billionaire
  • commuter
  • heir
  • heiress
  • hiker
  • migrant
  • millionaire
  • multimillionaire
  • passenger
  • pilgrim
  • sailor
  • sightseer
  • tourist
  • traveler
  • visitor

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