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  • noun Plural form of landlubber.

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Examples

  • Lakelubbers is a take-off on the word landlubbers; Lakelubbers. com is a web site for people who love lakes.

    PRWeb 2009

  • Lakelubbers is a take-off on the word landlubbers; Lakelubbers. com is a web site for people who love lakes.

    PRWeb 2009

  • Lakelubbers is a take-off on the word landlubbers; Lakelubbers. com is a web site for people who love lakes.

    PRWeb 2009

  • Join landlubbers Jean and Locke Lamora as they take to sea, forced ineptly, ingeniously, into pirate’s garb.

    Subterranean Press » 2007 » June 2007

  • All my people were "landlubbers" of the most pronounced type and afraid to get above their knees in the water or to trust themselves to row-boats or other craft.

    My Boyhood John Burroughs 1879

  • He said it will expose "landlubbers" to the maritime world.

    news | GT | http://www.gadsdentimes.com 2009

  • An introduction to the sea for a group of up to 20 "landlubbers" could be a day out on the

    unknown title 2009

  • "landlubbers" continue on this course, it might be time to consider mutiny.

    Reason Magazine - Hit & Run 2009

  • George was the veriest of landlubbers, so I was forced to give over bailing and take the tiller.

    White and Yellow 2010

  • And thereat I took those landlubbers around the world with me.

    Confession 2010

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