yachty
- noun
- /ˈjɑːti/
- Informal
- During the summer, many yachties enjoy sailing around the Mediterranean islands.
Examples
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All right, Slick, You can holler at Spoonie, Spotty, Yachty, Ricky, you know, little Nanny Brown, little Danny.
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OK, Like I never heard of like little yachty little yacht.
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You made like a fake screenshot of little Yachty liking Bryce Hall listening to the Lil Yachty song where he talks about Addison Gray.
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You made like a fake screenshot of little Yachty liking Bryce Hall listening to the Lil Yachty song where he talks about Addison Gray.
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More common are the "yachties" who drop anchor in the island's bluewater lagoon and come ashore to buy bread, frozen chicken, and canned goods.
Academic text (1994) -
The local marina is bustling with yachties preparing their boats for the regatta.
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As a dedicated yachty, she spends every weekend exploring new coastal destinations.
Synonyms
A person who goes out on a boat for fun
A person who owns a yacht or sails one as a hobby
A person who spends time on a yacht for fun
A person who owns or sails a yacht
A woman who sails a yacht for sport or as a hobby
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Etymology
Yachty comes from the word yacht, from Dutch jacht meaning 'hunt' or 'fast boat'. So a yachty is simply a person who owns, sails, or often spends time on a yacht and enjoys the marina or yacht lifestyle.