boat-keeper
/ˈbəʊtˌkiːpə/noun
1A person whose job is to manage or look after a boat.
2 Newfoundland. A person who operates one or more private inshore fishing craft with the use of hired labour.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Walter Raleigh (1554–1618), courtier, explorer, and author. From boat + keeper.
- rough-backed caiman
- rough band
- rough-billed pelican
- rough-board
- rough-boarded
- rough book
- rough bounds
- rough bristle-grass
- rough calf
- roughcast
- roughcaster
- rough chervil
- rough clover
- rough coat
- rough-coated
- rough cock's-foot
- rough collie
- rough copy
- rough cut
- rough dab
- rough diamond
- rough draft
- rough draught
- rough-draw
- rough-dress