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Traditional English :: yacht
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yaching - n. & v. --n. 1 a light sailing-vessel, esp. equipped for racing.
2 a larger usu. power-driven vessel equipped for cruising.
3 a light vessel for travel on sand or ice. --v.intr. race or cruise in a yacht. yacht-club a club esp. for yacht-racing. yachting n. [early mod.Du. jaghte = jaghtschip fast pirate-ship f. jag(h)t chase f. jagen to hunt + schip SHIP] |
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Traditional English :: yachtsman
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yaching - n.
(pl. -men; fem. yachtswoman, pl. -women) a person who sails yachts. |
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Traditional English :: yacht
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yaching - n. & v. --n. 1 a light sailing-vessel, esp. equipped for racing.
2 a larger usu. power-driven vessel equipped for cruising.
3 a light vessel for travel on sand or ice. --v.intr. race or cruise in a yacht. yacht-club a club esp. for yacht-racing. yachting n. [early mod.Du. jaghte = jaghtschip fast pirate-ship f. jag(h)t chase f. jagen to hunt + schip SHIP] |
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Traditional English :: yachtsman
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yaching - n.
(pl. -men; fem. yachtswoman, pl. -women) a person who sails yachts. |
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Traditional English :: yack
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yaching - n. & v. (also yackety-yack) sl. derog. --n. trivial or unduly persistent conversation. --v.intr. engage in this. [imit.] |
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Traditional English :: yacka
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yaching - (also yacker) var. of YAKKA. |
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