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jack-tar

[jak-tahr] / ˈdʒækˈtɑr /


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Not many days are required to restore Shiloh to his best blithe spirits and make of him an astonishingly tough and adept jack-tar.

From Time Magazine Archive

Splendid jack-tar as he was, no one could be more thoroughly disagreeable than Isaac Dent when things, as he expressed it, "went agin' him."

From A Girl of the People by L. T. Meade

Harry bowed like a gentleman, Mr. Stanley like a jack-tar.

From Elinor Wyllys, Volume 2 by Susan Fenimore Cooper

Whatever became of the men from the British trawler he never knew, but his jack-tar companions were with him still and helped to keep up his spirits.

From Tom Slade on a Transport by Thomas Clarity

It takes the British jack-tar to put the kibosh on this pirate game.

From Great Pirate Stories by Joseph Lewis French




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