Associations to the word «Shipbuilder»
Noun
- Shipbuilding
- Shipyard
- Clyde
- Laird
- Dockyard
- Wolff
- Tyne
- Glasgow
- Scottish
- Robb
- Horsepower
- Ferguson
- Hyundai
- Industrialist
- Admiralty
- Warship
- Merchant
- Ltd
- Denny
- Karel
- Sunderland
- Napier
- Hawthorn
- Builder
- Schooner
- Mckay
- Engineer
- Clipper
- Sawmill
- Badger
- Henrik
- Swan
- Fairfield
- Frigate
- Vessel
- Scotia
- Carpenter
- Belfast
- Collingwood
- Submarine
- Steamship
- Destroyer
- Blacksmith
- Philanthropist
- Yacht
- Scotland
- Roach
- Refit
- Dock
- Cochrane
- Lumber
- Tender
- Limited
- Shipping
- Macmillan
- Parsons
- Kiel
- Corvette
- Dundee
- Barrow
- Kw
- Samsung
- Shields
- Hms
- Ship
- Apprentice
- Webb
- Devon
- Navigator
- Leslie
- Boiler
- Andrews
- Navy
- Newcastle
- Screw
- Businessman
- Amalgamation
- Moran
- Armstrong
- Hull
- Nova
- Mariner
- Baronet
- Consortium
- Cargo
- Banker
Wiktionary
SHIPBUILDER, noun. A person who builds vessels like ships and boats.
SHIPBUILDER, noun. A firm specialized in building ships.
Dictionary definition
SHIPBUILDER, noun. A carpenter who helps build and launch wooden vessels.
SHIPBUILDER, noun. A person who builds ships as a business.
SHIPBUILDER, noun. A business that builds and repairs ships.
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