About The Word Fisherman
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Fisherman
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What's The Definition Of Fisherman?
[n] someone whose occupation is catching fish
Synonyms | Synonyms for Fisherman: fisher Related Terms | Find terms related to Fisherman: AB | able seaman | able-bodied seaman | Ancient Mariner | angler | Argonaut | bluejacket | buccaneer | deep-sea man | dibber | dibbler | drift netter | drifter | Dylan | fair-weather sailor | fisher | Flying Dutchman | guddler | hearty | jack | jack afloat | jacker | jack-tar | jacky | jigger | limey | lobsterman | mariner | matelot | navigator | Neptune | OD | pirate | piscator | piscatorialist | piscatorian | Poseidon | privateer | sailor | salt | sea dog | sea rover | seafarer | seafaring man | seaman | shipman | tar | the compleat angler | trawler | troller | Varuna | viking | water dog | whaler | windjammer | windsailor See Also | angler | skilled worker | trained worker | trawler | troller Fisherman In Webster's Dictionary \Fish"er*man\, n.; pl. {Fishermen}.
1. One whose occupation is to catch fish.
2. (Naut.) A ship or vessel employed in the business of
taking fish, as in the cod fishery.
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