doryman
doryman noun: a fisherman who works on a dory.
Noun
doryman (plural dorymen)
- A fisherman who works on a dory.
- Men employed locally acted as dorymen and as assistants in traversing.1971 January 26, Bennett L. Smith, “Introduction”, in Geology of the Rencontre East Area, page 3
- In the old salt fishery, once the dorymen came back on board, their catch had to be cleaned.1997, Mark Kurlansky, Cod, page 117
Forms of doryman
| plural | dorymen |
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Origin of doryman
From dory + -man.
Questions about doryman
- What does doryman mean?
- Doryman means a fisherman who works on a dory.
- What part of speech is doryman?
- Doryman is a noun.
- What is the plural of doryman?
- The plural of doryman is dorymen.
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