bayman
- noun
- /ˈbeɪmən/
- The bayman sold fresh oysters at the market.
Examples
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Generations of baymen have worked these waters, relying on the bay for their livelihood.
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The bayman set out early to check his crab traps before sunrise.
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As a skilled bayman, he knew every channel and sandbar in the area.
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Many baymen rely on the sea for their livelihood.
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As a bayman, he spends his mornings fishing for shellfish in the bay.
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The bayman carefully navigated his boat through the shallow waters to catch crabs.
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Many baymen gather each season to share stories and trade tips about the best fishing spots.
Synonyms
A person who catches fish for a living
A person who catches fish for a living
A person who catches shrimp for a living
A person who catches lobsters for a living
A person who gathers, grows, or sells oysters
A person who catches crabs for work or fun
A person who catches fish for work or as a hobby
People who catch fish to earn a living
A person who catches crabs to sell or eat
People who catch or farm shrimp and the boats they use
A person who catches or sells fish
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word bayman is made from bay and man, so it means a person who lives or works 'by the bay'. Think of a fisherman who knows every channel and sandbar — that is why bayman means someone who depends on the bay for their work.