captain or leader of the crew
Naval This word comes from the Dutch Schipper, meaning "Captain". It is used occasionally, as slang, in the Navy referring to the Commanding Officer; in the Royal Navy Reserve it is a title of rank.
an officer who is licensed to command a merchant ship
the naval officer in command of a military ship
work as the skipper on a vessel
another name for master of a ship
The Captain of a cricket team.
The person in charge of a vessel.
Master of a fishing vessel or small trading vessel
the captain or master of a ship, but usually only applicable to smaller vessels such as tugs, fishing vessels and yachts.
Team captain or Skip who always plays last. This person is usually the most experienced player, who also guides the strategy.
the captain of a cricket side. v.i. to act as a captain. v.t. to act as the captain of a side.
Person in charge of a ship.
The captain or operator of a vessel.
(aka "Captain Bob", "SS Minnow") - The act of rubbing your fingers on the musky clam of a skank hootchie mamma then sneaking a whiff at random intervals until you've had the opportunity to wash your hands. (Unless you never wash your hands, hoping to relive the moment as long as the smell lingers.) - M, Iowa
A skipper is a person who has command of a boat or ship. It is more or less equivalent to "captain". At sea, the skipper has absolute command over the crew.