Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
landlubbing
adjective
/ˈlandˌlʌb.ɪŋ/

Definition
Landlubbing refers to a person who is inexperienced in or unfamiliar with the sea or nautical activities.

Examples
- Despite their enthusiasm for sailing, their landlubbing nature made it difficult for them to adapt to the rough seas.
- His landlubbing habits were evident when he struggled to tie basic knots.
- The group of landlubbers decided to take a sailing class to better prepare for their upcoming vacation.

Meaning
The term is often used to describe someone who spends most of their time on land and is not accustomed to life on a ship or the ocean.

Synonyms
- land-bound
- inexperienced sailor
- land-dweller
- nonmariner