burlak
struse
longshoreman
towmaster
ship's chandler
longshoring
shipper
freighter
lader
yacht
racing yacht
coper
lumper
dockhand
dock-walloper
mud scow
dockworker
stevedore
downhaul
loader
docker
dock worker
steamer
keeler
shipping agent
steamship
steersman
helmsman
steerer
chelandion
coracler
galleon
belyana
funnel stay
towship
shipbuilder
bargeman
pipeborne
lighterman
dumb barge
bargee
Chinaman
pug
nuggar
trawlboat
bargemaster
steve
tugboater
gammon
guess warp
punter
sailor
steamboater
lading
trimmer
tripman
freighthopper
ship builder
headfast
commodore
tally on
tankship
hobbler
trainhopping
pipe
bargeful
grapnel
inbound
hauler
Robert Fulton
galley
ferryman
bilge pump
staithman
Fulton
ship canal
propeller
haulier
gondolier
tanker
gondoliere
limbers
pilot
sailing warship
containerised
shipment
boarding-master
wheelman
SV
khalasi
padrone
poler
row
cargo ship
holder

English words for 'in old Russia, a man employed in dragging barges or ships upstream.'

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