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- noun Plural form of
boatmaker .
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Examples
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That would be a loss for the quiltmakers, the boatmakers and basketweavers, or musicians who never make a record but represent a unique musical style.
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They had captured many of our boatmakers, and had them at work in the boatyards of Thebes.
River God Smith, Wilbur, 1933- 1993
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As the economic outlook has improved this winter and traders have grown less worried about Europe, stocks have gained the most in sectors that are sensitive to the economy, such as homebuilders, boatmakers and furniture manufacturers.
www.startribune.com 2012
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As the economic outlook has improved this winter and traders have grown less worried about Europe, stocks have gained the most in sectors that are sensitive to the economy, such as homebuilders, boatmakers and furniture manufacturers.
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When fiberglass began taking over the market, wooden boats were sometimes burned behind marinas or broken into scrap by boatmakers who figured they would no longer sell.
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Brunswick Corp. of Lake Forest, Ill. -- one of the world's largest recreational boatmakers -- runs a factory in Little Falls on the other side of the Mississippi River from the former Genmar factory.
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Brunswick Corp. of Lake Forest, Ill. -- one of the world's largest recreational boatmakers -- runs a factory in Little Falls on the other side of the Mississippi River from the former Genmar factory.
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Brunswick Corp. of Lake Forest, Ill. -- one of the world's largest recreational boatmakers -- runs a factory in Little Falls on the other side of the Mississippi River from the former Genmar factory.
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Brunswick Corp. of Lake Forest, Ill. -- one of the world's largest recreational boatmakers -- runs a factory in Little Falls on the other side of the Mississippi River from the former Genmar factory.
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When fiberglass began taking over the market, wooden boats were sometimes burned behind marinas or broken into scrap by boatmakers who figured they would no longer sell.
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