fisherman's
One who casts
Fisherman's is the possessive form of fisherman, appearing in compound terms related to fishing or seafaring life.
A fisherman's knot is a type of bend for joining lines.
A fisherman's sweater is a thick cable-knit garment traditionally worn by those who work at sea.
A fisherman's tale is an exaggerated story, from the stereotype of anglers inflating their catches.
Ship docking structure
- pierWaterfront landing structure
- dockMooring structure at water's edge
- boatWatercraft for travel
- trawlerNet-dragging fishing boat
net · creel · tackle · buoy · anchor · harbor · jetty · mooring
Twisted strand for crafts
- exaggerationOverstating beyond reality
- storyAccount of events
- boastSpeak with excessive pride
- embellishmentDecorative addition or exaggeration
whopper · legend · brag · stretch · fib · anecdote · folklore · tall tale
wharf
Ship docking structure
trawler · net · creel · tackle · buoy · anchor · harbor · jetty · mooring · vessel
yarn
Twisted strand for crafts
- exaggerationOverstating beyond reality
- storyAccount of events
- boastSpeak with excessive pride
embellishment · whopper · legend · brag · stretch · fib · anecdote · folklore · tall tale · trophy
bend
Curve or flex
- hitchTemporary difficulty or snag
- clinchSettle beyond doubt
- blood knotTie joining fishing lines
bowline · snell · loop · rigging · line · splice · dropper · arbor · surgeon's knot · tippet
sweater
Knitted torso covering
oilskin · slicker · boots · cap · beanie · wool · cable-knit · gansey · guernsey · waterproof
fisherman'sfarmer's
Belonging to crop cultivator
hunter's · rancher's · shepherd's · miner's · lumberjack's
fisherman'sfish's
Of an aquatic vertebrate
prey's · merchant's · buyer's · consumer's · fishmonger's
- fly fishermanOne casting artificial insects
- ice fishermanOne who angles through holes in frozen water
- deep sea fishermanOne who catches offshore
- fisherman sandalsWoven-strap open shoes
- fisherman's pieBaked fish with potato topping
- fisherman sweaterTextured wool pullover, nautical origin