unmarine

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ marine.

Adjective

unmarine (comparative more unmarine, superlative most unmarine)

1. Not marine.
   • 1935, S. Colum Gilfillan, The Sociology of Invention, page 84:

     […] the making of sheathing and ship's pumps. This last rather unmarine field included more than a third of the patents before 1800, which may be one explanation for the predominance of landlubbers in early marine patenting.