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A sailmaker
A maker of a sail
Another name for a sail maker is a "sailmaker" or "sail engineer." In some contexts, particularly in traditional maritime settings, they may also be referred to as a "canvas worker" or "canvas maker," as they often work with various types of fabric and materials to create and repair sails.
Each ship would have had at least one sail maker on board. They would sow the sails by hand from rolls of canvas and baulk rope using large needles twine and a sail maker's Palm.
When taken into account that nothing is literal in poetry, a poet can be both the sailor and the sail quite easily. He is his own means, but also he's the driving force and the decision maker.
James Forten
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There are sail planes, sail boats, sail cars, and with a spaceship you could sail to the stars.
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Prince Henry the Navigator never went to sea. He was called "the navigator" because he was a map maker and encouraged people to sail farther than enayone had ever sailed from Portugal before; and make maps about the world.
Sail me that Frisbee, would you? Do you sail? You sail!
Topgallant sail, also known as the gallant sail or garrant sail