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Meaning of ditty-box

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ditty-box (n.)

A small box to hold a sailor's thread, needless, comb, etc.

ditty-box Sentence Examples

  1. The ditty-box, crafted from seasoned oak, was a prized possession of the seafaring captain.
  2. Stowaways often hid in the ditty-box while evading detection during the voyage.
  3. Seashells, shark teeth, and pieces of eight filled the compartments of the ditty-box, telling tales of the vast oceans.
  4. The ditty-box held a treasure trove of personal items and maritime memorabilia dear to the heart of the sailor.
  5. During the long and monotonous night watches, the old sailor would delve into his ditty-box, reminiscing about his adventures.
  6. The ditty-box, a microcosm of the ship, contained everything a sailor needed for survival and comfort on the high seas.
  7. The salty air had imbued the ditty-box with a distinct aroma, a blend of sea brine and tar.
  8. The carpenter meticulously repaired the broken lid of the ditty-box, his gnarled hands moving with practiced precision.
  9. The ship's cat made itself comfortable inside the ditty-box, curling up amidst the sailor's belongings.
  10. The ditty-box held the hopes, dreams, and memories of the mariner who traversed the vast and unforgiving seas.

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A small box to hold a sailor's thread, needless, comb, etc.

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The ditty-box, crafted from seasoned oak, was a prized possession of the seafaring captain.

Stowaways often hid in the ditty-box while evading detection during the voyage.

Seashells, shark teeth, and pieces of eight filled the compartments of the ditty-box, telling tales of the vast oceans.

The ditty-box held a treasure trove of personal items and maritime memorabilia dear to the heart of the sailor.