shipwright

IPA: ʃˈɪpraɪt

noun

  • A person who designs, builds and repairs ships, especially wooden ones.
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Examples of "shipwright" in Sentences

  • “And as shipwright and able assistant,” she laughed back.
  • Only one man could put it right—the shipwright Champdoré, who “cleverly mended the rudder.”
  • You enlist him as one of your companions and a shipwright should be a very useful member of your crew.
  • The Catholic priest and Protestant pastor lived there, the surgeon Deschamps, and the skilled shipwright Champdoré.
  • In the harbor, shipwright Champdoré repaired the damaged rudder while Champlain surveyed the anchorage and made a chart.
  • It was in her blood, of course; that shipwright grandfather of hers was probably the last of a long line of merchant seamen.
  • He decided to make repairs underway and took along the shipwright Champdoré, several artisans, a “store of planks,” and a shallop.70
  • They know me at the Running Hart, and they gave me to wait at table a boy that I know something of, whose uncle is a shipwright in my yard.
  • These men appeared in the records of many voyages to America.26 Others with professional expertise included Pierre Angibault, sieur de Champdoré, a skilled shipwright and amateur pilot.
  • If he, for instance, had a shipwright build him a ship for the price of 2 ounces of gold, he might write out a note which would say, "Pay Mr. Shipwright 2 ounces of gold out of my gold on deposit at Mr. Goldsmiths's storeroom."

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