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     • hello, sailor humorous Used as a flirtatious greeting to or an appreciative aside about someone attractive, especially within the gay community. Derived from a stereotypical greeting from a prostitute to a sailor.
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   What is a 'Hello Sailor'?

   • Hello Sailor! Hello Sailor! The former display Hello Sailor! looked at life on board passenger and merchant ships from the 1950s to 1980s, a time when homosexuality was illegal and for gay men there were few places to be safe. Based on research carried out for the book 'Hello Sailor!

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   How does Hello Sailor work?

   • Hello Sailor allows you to check your batteries and other vital information from your mobile phone. With continuous monitoring of your boat security, bilge pump, sensors and voltage levels, you will receive a text message if something isn’t right. Prepare the boat before you arrive, by controlling something onboard with a text message.

   Boat Monitoring System : Hello Sailor

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   What is a sailor greeting?

   • The expression 'hello, sailor' is a flirtatious greeting used within the gay community, derived from a stereotypical greeting from a prostitute to a sailor. A: 'Brad, check out the hottie at the bar.' B: 'Well, hello, sailor!'

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   What does “Hello” mean on a boat?

   • This is a general greeting that means “hello” or “greetings”. You can use it to greet your fellow sailors, announce your presence on board, or simply add a touch of nautical flair to your conversations, but it’s not that commonly used outside of formal situations. 8. Happy sailing

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   Who is the author of 'Hello Sailor'?

   • Jo Stanley - one of the authors of the book 'Hello Sailor!' Stonewall, the gay rights organisation, has worked with the Royal Navy to promote good working conditions for all existing and potential employees and to ensure equal treatment for those who are lesbian, gay and bisexual

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   Do sailors speak a language?

   • Sailors have a way of speaking, and the sport has its own language. Some sailing phrases are common in everyday language, while others are only really used on a sailboat. The ones common in our everyday language have a nautical origin that will make you a more enlightened sailor, as well. The ones used only on a sailboat?

   40 Sailing Phrases to Know

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3. www.cruisemummy.co.uk › 17-nautical-greetings-and17 Nautical Greetings and Expressions You Can Use At Sea

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   Mar 25, 2023 · Meaning “hello” or “hey there” in nautical language, “Ahoy” is a classic and versatile nautical greeting that can be used to say hello or get someone’s attention on a ship. This is probably the most popular and well-known of all of the nautical greetings used on ships.

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   From the classic ‘Ahoy’ to the playful ‘Hello, sailor,’ these timeless phrases have been used by sailors for centuries to greet each other, convey commands, and express well-wishes. So, set sail with me as we explore 17 nautical greetings and expressions that every sailor should know.

5. sailtraininginternational.org › blog › talk-likeHow to talk like a real sailor: 9 Nautical terms and what ...

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   • Above board. You might have heard this to describe something that is exactly as expected or, more specifically, honest or legitimate. In sailing it refers to when pirates and war ships would often hide some or most of their crew from other ships so as to look like a merchant ship.
   • Fly by night. This term is synonymous with the phrase “here today, gone tomorrow” and is often used to describe something that is unreliable, untrustworthy or has a bad reputation.
   • All Hands. This phrase is more commonly know as “All hands on deck” but is often shortened to “All hands” onboard a ship. It can also be used for any task that requires a large amount of people taking part to get the job done.
   • Cat o’ nine tails. A short nine tailed whip which was used to maintain discipline in the British navy and kept in a bag when not in use, hence the phrase “letting the cat out of the bag.”

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7. hello-sailor.co.ukBoat Monitoring System : Hello Sailor

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   Hello Sailor is a remote boat monitoring system designed to keep your boat safe in an inlet with very little network signal, even if you have no solar or wind power. It’s designed to be installed after rowing out to your mooring with a screwdriver and a pen knife.

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8. idioms.thefreedictionary.com › hello,+sailorHello, sailor - Idioms by The Free Dictionary

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   hello, sailor. humorous Used as a flirtatious greeting to or an appreciative aside about someone attractive, especially within the gay community. Derived from a stereotypical greeting from a prostitute to a sailor. A: "Brad, check out the hottie at the bar." B: "Well, hello, sailor!"

9. asa.com › news › 2023/06/2740 Sailing Phrases to Know - American Sailing

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   Jun 27, 2023 · 40 everyday phrases you may already know that have their origin in nautical or sailing terminology, and will make you a smarter sailor.

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    Aug 25, 2006 · The former display Hello Sailor! looked at life on board passenger and merchant ships from the 1950s to 1980s, a time when homosexuality was illegal and for gay men there were few places to be safe.