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matelot in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Matelot is a
loanword from
Middle French,
meaning a
sailor or seaman.
Matelot may also
refer to:
Matelot,...
- corporal/caporal-chef.
Matelot 2e
classe (seaman 2nd class), or
apprentice seaman, and
matelot breveté (able seaman) are
designations of the
French Navy.
Matelots are colloquially...
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Matelot is a
settlement in
Trinidad and Tobago.
Located on the
north coast of
Trinidad in the
Sangre Grande region, the
village has
traditionally been...
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Sportive Matelots is a
Cameroonian football club
based in Bafoussam. It is a
member of the Fédération
Camerounaise de Football. They currently...
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Three Crowns of the
Sailor (French: Les
trois couronnes du
matelot) is a 1982
French fabulist film with
surrealist and
oneiric flourishes written and...
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pauvre matelot (The Poor Sailor) is a three-act
opera (described as a 'complainte')
composed by
Darius Milhaud with
libretto by Jean Cocteau. It was...
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Quartermaster first class OR-3 Quartier-maître de 2e
classe Quartermaster second class OR-2
Matelot 2ème and 1ère
classe Able
seaman OR-1
Mousse Seaman...
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courante La Zaïde,
rondeau (Tendrement) Les
Matelots (Modérément)
Premier et deuxième tambourins,
suite des
Matelots L'Incertaine (Marqué) L'Aimable (Gracieux)...
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British sailors are
referred to as "Jack" (or "Jenny"), or more
widely as "
Matelots".
Royal Marines are
fondly known as "Bootnecks" or
often just as "Royals"...
- Soon after, the ship is
struck by a
storm and
sinks ("Complainte D'Un
Matelot Mourant"). The
entire crew dies in the wreckage, save for Mate, Captain...
