Thesaurus:sailor

• jack (Britain, dated, slang)

• jacktar (Britain, dated, slang)

• lobscouser (Britain, dated)

• mariner

• matelot

• Neptunian (obsolete)

• Neptunist (obsolete)

• sailor

• salt (slang)

• seafarer

• seaman

• shipman

• squid (slang, mildly pejorative)

• swab (slang)

• swabby (slang)

• tar (Britain, dated, slang)

• waterman (obsolete)

• landlubber

• landman

• landsman

• nonsailor

• coaster

• crewman

• crewperson

• crewwoman

• matey (slang)

• pirate    [WS]

• privateer

• sailoress (rare)

• sailorman

• sailorwoman

• shantyman

• shipmate

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• lubber

• old salt (idiomatic)

• pollywog (slang)

• rosewater sailor

• salty dog (US, idiomatic)

• seadog (idiomatic)

• shellback (slang)

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• bargeman

• bargewoman

• doggerman

• rag bagger (idiomatic, derogatory)

• trawlerman

• whaler

• windjammer

• yachter

• yachtsman

• yachtswoman

• yachty

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• abab

• bluejacket (idiomatic)

• galiongee (historical)

• lascar (dated)

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• able-bodied seaman

• admiral

• boatswain

• boardsman

• bosun

• bowsman

• cabin boy

• captain

• commodore

• cox

• coxswain

• chief mate

• deckhand

• ensign

• first mate

• first officer

• flag officer

• foretopman

• helmsman

• leading seaman

• leadsman

• mate

• navigator

• ordinary seaman

• pilot

• rear admiral

• seaman

• shipmaster

• shiplord

• skipper

• steersman

• vice admiral

• person    [WS]

• all hands (plural only)

• crew

• lower deck

• ship's company