Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
yachty .
Etymologies
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Examples
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We want to sail to a faraway place where we won't be tourists or "yachties."
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Many yacht owners, called "cruisers" or "yachties," are retirees who have sold their belongings to fund their travel and live on a budget.
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Although that meant the water was much less crowded, it also meant that the yachties who would normally have been out there were gathered around the BBQ having a few drinks and watching as we loaded up the boat.
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They form an enchanting, if slightly twee, setting, where holidaying couples and yachties potter from taverna to taverna to ponder whose bream might be freshest, which rabbit stifado the more traditional.
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Naturally, whenever we came back to the club, yachties on the beach would melt away into the foliage or to their cars.
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Naturally, whenever we came back to the club, yachties on the beach would melt away into the foliage or to their cars.
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If anyone takes any notice, that is - yachties are (generally) sensible people.
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If anyone takes any notice, that is - yachties are (generally) sensible people.
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The first couple of bars looked too quiet for fun, catering to the yachties who moored in the cesspool long enough to take on provisions -- and perhaps avail themselves of the Darkside's cheap women and expensive drugs.
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They sped around fleeing yachties, dodged the Coast Guard cutter that had positioned itself to keep back curious tourists, shot past the two big lifeboats that looked like fat waterborne grubs and that were carrying the multinational crew of the tanker to safety.
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