sailsmann.
/ˈseɪlsmən/ A sailor; also one who manages a sailing-boat.
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1664 Keymer's Observ. Dutch Fishing 7 The Sails~men and the Marriners..there cannot be less then 200.
1890 W. G. Black in Pall Mall Gaz. 9 Sept. 1/3 They [the fisher~folk] live, in the main, by acting as ferrymen to steamers..and as pleasure sailsmen.
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n.1664- to make a mudge
- to make a muff of oneself
- to make a mull of
- to make a mumming of
- to make a munsie
- to make a munsie o'
- to make a muster
- to make a mystery
- to make a mystery of
- to make a name for oneself
- to make a new man of
- to make a night of it
- to make a night on it
- to make a noise
- to make a noise about
- to make a noise in the world
- to make a noise like
- to make a nonsense of
- to make a note
- to make a notes
- to make a parade of
- to make a party
- to make a party go
- to make a pass at
- to make a penny of, by, from