The Collaborative International Dictionary
Timoneer
Timoneer \Tim`o*neer"\, n. [F. timonier, fr. timon a helm, fr. L. temo, -onis, a pole.] A helmsman. [R.]
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timoneer
n. A helmsman.
Usage examples of "timoneer".
By now the quarterdeck had all its officers and young gentlemen, all its proper foremast hands, signalmen, messengers and timoneers, together with everyone else in the ship who had a right to walk upon it, and Stephen and Professor Graham were wedged against the hances, behind the Captain's clerk and the purser.