Veteran of the Seas NYT Crossword

[Elias]

I’m trying to solve the NYT clue “Veteran of the seas.” Can anyone suggest what word fits this clue?
I’m thinking it relates to someone experienced in sailing or naval life.
I’ve tried a few possibilities but none seem right.
Any help or hints would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

 

[Mateo]

In the NYT Crossword, “Veteran of the Seas” is commonly clued as OLD SALT, referring to an experienced sailor.

 

[JordanSkye]

Veteran of the seas (NYT crossword) A frequent answer to this question on a crossword is old salt which is a typically used term that denotes a long-term sailor with a lot of experience at sea.

 

[brittonsjohn]

The answer to the New York Times crossword clue “Veteran of the Seas” is often “OLD SAILOR” or simply “SAILOR.” This phrase refers to someone experienced at sea, making these common solutions in crosswords.

 

[Alisharoy]

The NYT crossword clue “Veteran of the Seas” can be answered with “OLD SAILOR,” describing an experienced seafarer familiar with life on ships.

 

[alistairjohnston]

For “Veteran of the Seas NYT,” another possible answer is “SEAMAN,” which refers to a seasoned sailor or someone with long maritime experience.

 

[allacrook]

A common solution for “Veteran of the Seas” in NYT crosswords is “NAVIGATOR,” highlighting someone skilled in guiding ships across waters.

 

[allenpeterson]

Another fitting answer for the clue “Veteran of the Seas NYT” is “SEA DOG,” a traditional term for an experienced sailor or maritime veteran.