shellback
/ˈʃelˌbæk/Definitions
1. noun
A person who has crossed the equator, especially one who has done so while at sea.
“The shellback received a certificate for having crossed the equator during the voyage.”
2. noun
A sailor who has completed a certain number of days at sea, especially one who has done so on a whaling ship.
“The shellback was celebrated for his many years of experience at sea.”
3. adjective
Of or relating to a person who has crossed the equator, especially one who has done so while at sea.
“The shellback ceremony is a traditional ritual for sailors who have crossed the equator.”