landlubbers

[US]/[ˈlændˌlʌbəz]/
[UK]/[ˈlændˌlʌbərz]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.A person who is not accustomed to the sea; a land-bound person.; A person who is awkward or clumsy, especially on a ship.; (informal) A person who is inexperienced or unskilled.

Phrases & Collocations

landlubbers beware

mocking landlubbers

call landlubbers

scoff at landlubbers

despising landlubbers

avoid landlubbers

foolish landlubbers

label landlubbers

warn landlubbers

teasing landlubbers

Example Sentences

the seasoned captain warned the landlubbers about the approaching storm.

we tried to teach the landlubbers basic sailing knots, but it was difficult.

don't expect landlubbers to understand the complexities of maritime life.

the landlubbers clung to the railing, clearly terrified by the waves.

he called us landlubbers, but we showed him how to tie a bowline.

despite their initial hesitation, the landlubbers enjoyed the sunset cruise.

the landlubbers were eager to try their hand at fishing off the coast.

even experienced landlubbers can get seasick on a rough voyage.

we laughed at the landlubbers struggling to walk on the deck.

the tour guide patiently explained the ship's features to the landlubbers.

the landlubbers watched in awe as the dolphins leaped from the water.

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