matie (Meaning)

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matie (n.)

A fat herring with undeveloped roe.

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The pirates greeted each other merrily, shouting "Ahoy, matie!"
The seasoned sailor had a rugged face and a twinkle in his eye that said he had seen plenty of adventures with his maties.
The crew shared a bond of camaraderie; they were loyal maties who would stand by each other through thick and thin.
The captain, known for his wisdom and navigational skills, was respected by all his maties.
The deckhands worked tirelessly alongside their maties, hauling ropes and scrubbing the deck with vigor.
During the fierce battle, the maties fought bravely, protecting their ship and the treasure they had discovered.
The ship's cook, a jovial matie named Salty Bill, concocted delicious meals that kept the crew's spirits high.
The lookout, perched high in the crow's nest, scoured the horizon for any sign of danger to warn his maties below.
As the ship approached port, the maties began to pack their belongings, eager to reunite with loved ones after their long voyage.
The captain stood on the bridge, his eyes filled with pride as he watched his maties disembark and embark on new adventures.

A fat herring with undeveloped roe.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The pirates greeted each other merrily, shouting "Ahoy, matie!"

The seasoned sailor had a rugged face and a twinkle in his eye that said he had seen plenty of adventures with his maties.

The crew shared a bond of camaraderie; they were loyal maties who would stand by each other through thick and thin.

The captain, known for his wisdom and navigational skills, was respected by all his maties.