Rudder Person Edit Meaning

1.

1. A cooler version of a Skippy.

2. The sailor who maneuvers the tiller in order to turn the rudder, therefore allowing for a change in the sailboat's overall direction.

3. A rudder person is usually present during extreme sail boat races around the harbor

4. A high skilled and attentive person on a sailboat

The rudder person steered the boat to victory.

See rudder, skippy, sail, boat, tiller

2.

1. A cooler version of a Skippy.

2. The sailor who maneuvers the tiller in order to turn the rudder, therefore allowing for a change in the sailboat's overall direction.

3. A rudder person is usually present during extreme sail boat races around the harbor

4. highly skilled and attentive person on a sailboat

The rudder person steered the boat to victory.

Captain Johnny B. - 4 Time Winner of the Alaskan Pursuit

Captain Longbeard - Fisherman extradinaire (Owner of Big Bass Fishing Co.)

See skippy, sailboat, rudder, sailor