skillingern.

/ˈskɪlɪŋɡə/

Etymology: < corruption of Terschelling, the name of one of the West Frisian Islands in north-western Netherlands + -er suffix¹.

East Anglian local.

An East Anglian oyster smack operating off the north-western coast of Holland (see quots.).

ΘΚΠ

society > travel > travel by water > vessel, ship, or boat > fishing vessel > [noun] > vessels fishing for shellfish or crustaceans

oyster boat1419

whelk-boat1419

dredger1600

lobster-boat1777

oyster scow1824

oysterer1828

shrimper1851

pungy1852

shrimp-boat1872

Morecambe Bay shrimper1874

crabber1883

skillinger1933

Morecambe Bay prawner1935

1933 Yachting Monthly Aug. 265/1 Used for oyster dredging off the Terschelling light on the Dutch coast they [sc. large Brightlingsea smacks] were known locally as ‘Skillingers’.

1959 P. Norton End of Voy. xv. 107 Many of these larger smacks were ketch rigged... They were called ‘Skillingers’.

1970 E. J. March Inshore Craft Great Brit. I. vi. 192 Another ground lay off the Terschilling Light on the Dutch coast, which gave its name to the vessels working there—‘Skillingers’.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2019).

单词	skillinger
释义	skillingern. /ˈskɪlɪŋɡə/ Etymology: < corruption of Terschelling, the name of one of the West Frisian Islands in north-western Netherlands + -er suffix¹. East Anglian local. An East Anglian oyster smack operating off the north-western coast of Holland (see quots.). ΘΚΠ society > travel > travel by water > vessel, ship, or boat > fishing vessel > [noun] > vessels fishing for shellfish or crustaceans oyster boat1419 whelk-boat1419 dredger1600 lobster-boat1777 oyster scow1824 oysterer1828 shrimper1851 pungy1852 shrimp-boat1872 Morecambe Bay shrimper1874 crabber1883 skillinger1933 Morecambe Bay prawner1935 1933 Yachting Monthly Aug. 265/1 Used for oyster dredging off the Terschelling light on the Dutch coast they [sc. large Brightlingsea smacks] were known locally as ‘Skillingers’. 1959 P. Norton End of Voy. xv. 107 Many of these larger smacks were ketch rigged... They were called ‘Skillingers’. 1970 E. J. March Inshore Craft Great Brit. I. vi. 192 Another ground lay off the Terschilling Light on the Dutch coast, which gave its name to the vessels working there—‘Skillingers’. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1986; most recently modified version published online March 2019). < n.1933
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