Maritime

What do we mean by maritime?

Of, relating to, or adjacent to the sea. adjective

Of or relating to marine shipping or navigation. synonym: nautical. adjective

Of or resembling a mariner. adjective

Of, pertaining to, or connected with the sea or its uses; having physical relation to the sea: as, maritime dangers or pursuits; a maritime town or power.

Relating to or concerned with marine navigation, employment, or interests: as, maritime law; a maritime project.

In zoology, technically, inhabiting the sea-shore; living coastwise; littoral: distinguished from marine.

Bordering on, or situated near, the ocean; connected with the sea by site, interest, or power; having shipping and commerce or a navy. adjective

Of or pertaining to the ocean; marine; pertaining to navigation and naval affairs, or to shipping and commerce by sea. adjective

See Law. adjective

A loan secured by bottomry or respodentia bonds. adjective

Nations having seaports, and using the sea more or less for war or commerce. adjective

Related to the sea or sailing. adjective

Bordering on the sea. adjective

Living near or in the sea. adjective

Of or relating to a mariner or sailor. adjective

Relating to or involving ships or shipping or navigation or seamen adjective

Bordering on or living or characteristic of those near the sea adjective

Relating to or connected with the sea or its uses (as navigation, commerce, etc.).

Bordering on the sea; living near the seacoast; coastal.

Inhabiting the seashore; living coastwise; littoral. (distinguished from marine)

Of or relating to a sailor or seaman; nautical.

1. The collective name for the Canadian Provinces of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. 2.Where many of the inter-provincial Canadian immigrants are from. 3.A quiet, affordable, reasonably safe and naturally beautiful (if not boring) place to have a home and raise a family or take a vacation. Urban Dictionary

Maritimes - to the worthless deadbeat Ryan S McNamara - the Maritimes happens to be one of the FEW places in Canada where they happen to speak PROPER UK English. He says hick - most of the rest of Canada in comparison speaks the American English which as the rest of the world knows is the hick English. .... Maritimes can attribute themselves to the fact that their accent in particular is original & authentic. Basically they're not losers who want to be Americans, like a vast majority of Canadians, and speak PROPER English. Urban Dictionary

A real Canadian, unlike those asswipes from Ontario and Alberta. The original and best part of Canada, where people are down to earth, take the time to talk with you and ask how you are doing, and are known for being friendly. Oh, and we actually respect America, our neighbours and trade partners. Hell, we should join New England, as the rest of Canada has no respect for what we have to offer. Urban Dictionary

A term used to describe a person who comes from or lives in the Maritime or Atlantic provinces of Canada; Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. These four provinces in particular have a rich sea-faring heritage, thus the derivation from the naughtical word "maritime", meaning having to do with the sea. Urban Dictionary

A term used for a person living in the Atlantic provinces of Canada. i.e. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island. Maritimers tend to make fun of Americans, not unlike how other Canadians do, except with no logic behind it. Maritimers are also very ignorant people, and should look at themselves before judging people from southern states like Alabama. Urban Dictionary

I agree with the other guy, Ryan, who shit all over this region! Because it IS a piece of shit place to live! Friendly people - my ass. I have lived successfully in every major city in Canada. Why the hell did I feel it necessary to come out east then? Fuck knows! The biggest mistake I ever made. Urban Dictionary

An entity who inhabits the Atlantic regions of Canada. Maritimers' strong desire for Moosehead brand beer is only exceeded by their tendencies to perform anal sex on local moose who also inhabit the area. When a Maritimer is content, it will retire to its Velvet chair and usually smoke marijuana unit it passes out or pisses on itself. Use great caution when when visiting the Maritime region of Canada. Butt plugs are widely available in all Welcome Centers near the border. Urban Dictionary

A condition that occurs when a cadet is at New York Maritime College for too long, resualting in an illision that makes females more attractive than they really are. Similar to beer goggles, the two should never be combined in an unsafe area. The effects of the combination of the two are catastrophic, often resaulting in massive quantities of shame and ridicule by peers. There is, in fact, an equation that describes the potency of Maritime Goggles, h+(.15w)=mgh, with h being equal to the initial hotness of the chick, w being equal to the number of consecutive weeks a cadet is stuck on campus )whithout being off campus for a span of >1week), and mgh being equal to the maritime goggle hotness, or the final hotness of the chick. Urban Dictionary

A person who has not had sexual intercourse on a boat in a body of salt water Urban Dictionary

A term used to define a drink which has been mixed with more than the regular 1oz of achohol. Created by Sean O'Connor Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to maritime:
maritime, maritima, wartime, parttime, maritimes, martite, maritimus, maytime, martine, martie, mark time, caritive, maritage, maritimer, martire, maritimal, maritimum, maritimale, mariti, marinire, war time.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word maritime:
coastguard, imo, interdiction, shipbuilding, piracy, patrol, nautical, greenwich, shipping, archaeology, surveillance, disposal, hull, reconnaissance, museum, commission, vessel, fisheries, navigation, sponsored, vessels, mild, boundary, fur, lighthouse, naval, merchant, rescue, fleet, halifax, navy, offshore, marine, ships, enforcement, customs, warfare, cool, trade, administration, safety, climate, coastal, mrs, ship, territorial, scotia, mediterranean, cargo, transport, security, commerce, port, sailing, reserve, gulf, sea, helicopter, southeast, waters, nova, ocean, operations, atlantic, harbour, contract, agency, defense, disaster, boats, transportation, squadron, boundaries, asia, fishing, struck, defence, coast, heritage, commissioned, treaty, dispute, missions, admiral, exercise, continental, guard, aircraft, search, trading, command.

Words that rhyme with maritime:
time, paradigm, sublime, rhyme, prime, crime, lime, anytime, sometime, chime, meantime, dime, nighttime, climb, enzyme, pantomime, downtime, longtime, mime, pastime, slime, lifetime, thyme, grime, overtime, clime, lunchtime, beim, stime, onetime, wintertime, summertime, part-time, daytime, ragtime, lyme, chyme, hime, airtime, christmastime, in time, rhime, halftime, bedtime, dinnertime, springtime, haim, anaheim, showtime, syme, centime, sime, on time, mealtime, primetime, guggenheim, high time, heim, at the same time, flextime, big time, wartime, prime time, from time to time, in the meantime, in real time, pacific standard time, parttime, blenheim, long time, greenwich mean time, pacific time, double time, durkheim, turnaround time, seek time, eye rhyme, noontime, schooltime, mean time, eastern time, everytime, free time, anticrime, beginning rhyme, peacetime, kime, one time, all the time, at a time, quicktime, partner in crime, period of time, universal time, just in time, spare time, hard time, nursery rhyme, at one time, eastern standard time.

Adjectives that are often used to describe maritime:
seine, charente, great, tropical, international, more, special, polar, commercial, most, general, port, military, continental, british, greatest, non, civil, sanaga, major, english, less, french, european, temperate, industrial, extensive, powerful, dutch, principal, territorial, traditional, chinese, agricultural, least, rural, peaceful, warlike, nomadic, younger, naval, inter, portuguese, federal, peculiarly, ogooue, droit, terrestrial, foremost, colonial, regional, petty, spanish, global, eminently, adjacent, athenian, dominant, humid, ecclesiastical, une.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective maritime:
law, power, trade, powers, commerce, jurisdiction, nations, provinces, states, affairs, war, history, lien, supremacy, cities, nation, towns, industry, transport, enterprise, countries, warfare, activity, empire, air, traffic, activities, rights, liens, boundary, strategy, interests, climate, boundaries, city, zones, force, policy, operations, strength, districts, matters, laws, forces, adventure, routes, service, town, country, workers, unions, expeditions, discovery, province, claims, regions, communications, plain, services, transportation, resources, region, zone, code, aircraft, expansion, security, community, strike, superiority, customs, ports, delimitation, industries, museum, safety, economy, navigation, discoveries, environment, counties, tradition, expedition, asia, route, enterprises, belt, masses, shipping, disputes.

Words that sound like maritime:
maritime, maritimes, meriting, maritimer, maritima, meryem, mark time, meryta, moreton, meriden, meristem, marathon, merit, merits, mortem, mariam, marital, maryam, marat, merriam, marita, metrodome, maritimus, marrot, meritor, maritime law, many a time, narrating, meredith, miriam, merrit, marathi, merritt, maritza, myriam, merideth, meridith, marit, moretti, meriam, meritt, meritage, meerut, meret, merrett, moretto, mistime, moretta, marrett, miller time, maritta, martin, marketing, marilyn, marion, marian, meantime, marrying, marianne, megaton, marten, martain, marron, maryann, mealtime, martine, marston, maryanne, martyn, mary ann, mentum, marton, maraton, marting, merion, maarten, mary anne, marilynn, mean time, mariann, meal time, mehran, meran, merilyn, marlton, make time, martien, maratha, mauritus, marram, marstan, maurita, merete, meristems, maytime, maranon, me time, maritally, mathom, merrilyn.