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Definition of sea dog in English: sea dognoun 1informal An old or experienced sailor. Example sentencesExamples - We are accused of destroying children's innocence - as if the bloodthirsty verse about Romans, pirates, highwaymen and old sea dogs that I had to learn in the 1950s was so innocent.
- The first step on my way to becoming the fearsome sea dog I am today was the recruitment of a particularly dastardly crew.
- Sea captains are always crazy sea dogs with inexplicably bad teeth.
- Her name is Sky Whisper, and she pops in to check on us old sea dogs every few days or so.
- The scum of the sea, briny sea dogs, buccaneers, pillagers, thieves, and murderers!
- Though well meaning, King was temperamental and sometimes ill, a martinet sea dog who did not easily translate to ruling a fractious young colony.
- It's a huge port town, with scruffy old sea dogs and one-eyed men with peg-legs and the like.
- Dickens called it ‘the saltiest, roughest, most piratical little place’, and a whiff of the sea dog still hangs around its working harbour, narrow backstreets and unfeasibly tall houses.
- Snarling, growling and oooh-arrghing like a shipwrecked salty sea dog, Jim quizzed Liz about her relationship to a Blackpool landlord.
- Anyway I have put the date in my diary and I am already looking forward to a few pints of ‘Old Bedwetter’ and some hoary old sea dog stories.
- This is an interesting, insightful biography of a largely forgotten man who, though a veteran sea dogs with a distinguished record as a ship's captain, was a particularly capable administrator.
- Tall tales were spelled aplenty amongst the old sea dogs during their retiring years.
Synonyms seaman, seafarer, seafaring man, mariner 2Heraldry A mythical beast like a dog with fins, webbed feet, and a scaly tail. Example sentencesExamples - Argent, a sea-dog rampant purpure breathing flames gules, a laurel wreath in canton purpure.
- Although this was originally blazoned as a sea-dog, a sea-dog is unusual in that it has four legs and the fish tail.
Definition of sea dog in US English: sea dognounˈsē ˌdôɡˈsi ˌdɔɡ 1informal An old or experienced sailor. Example sentencesExamples - Dickens called it ‘the saltiest, roughest, most piratical little place’, and a whiff of the sea dog still hangs around its working harbour, narrow backstreets and unfeasibly tall houses.
- Her name is Sky Whisper, and she pops in to check on us old sea dogs every few days or so.
- Anyway I have put the date in my diary and I am already looking forward to a few pints of ‘Old Bedwetter’ and some hoary old sea dog stories.
- The first step on my way to becoming the fearsome sea dog I am today was the recruitment of a particularly dastardly crew.
- Though well meaning, King was temperamental and sometimes ill, a martinet sea dog who did not easily translate to ruling a fractious young colony.
- This is an interesting, insightful biography of a largely forgotten man who, though a veteran sea dogs with a distinguished record as a ship's captain, was a particularly capable administrator.
- Tall tales were spelled aplenty amongst the old sea dogs during their retiring years.
- Sea captains are always crazy sea dogs with inexplicably bad teeth.
- It's a huge port town, with scruffy old sea dogs and one-eyed men with peg-legs and the like.
- The scum of the sea, briny sea dogs, buccaneers, pillagers, thieves, and murderers!
- Snarling, growling and oooh-arrghing like a shipwrecked salty sea dog, Jim quizzed Liz about her relationship to a Blackpool landlord.
- We are accused of destroying children's innocence - as if the bloodthirsty verse about Romans, pirates, highwaymen and old sea dogs that I had to learn in the 1950s was so innocent.
Synonyms seaman, seafarer, seafaring man, mariner 2Heraldry A mythical beast like a dog with fins, webbed feet, and a scaly tail. Example sentencesExamples - Argent, a sea-dog rampant purpure breathing flames gules, a laurel wreath in canton purpure.
- Although this was originally blazoned as a sea-dog, a sea-dog is unusual in that it has four legs and the fish tail.
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