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passenger A person who is being transported somewhere, typically by car or airplane. ■ The passenger in the back seat was so quiet that I didn't even know they were there until we reached our destination.
civil A person who is polite, courteous and well-mannered in their behavior. ■ "Please excuse me, may I have a seat at the table?" said the civil passenger to the airline attendant.
luggage A large, heavy bag carried by an animal, usually a horse or donkey. Often used to refer to any large bag or container. ■ "The porter was surprised when the passenger asked for their luggage to be taken away, since it was a small suitcase!"
stewardesses A group of flight attendants who are always ready to make sure their passengers' needs are met, even if it means sacrificing their own comfort. ■ "The stewardesses were so attentive that they even offered to give one passenger an extra pillow and a blanket! It's no wonder they always get great reviews."
Stowaways A person who secretly travels on a ship or airplane without being officially registered as a passenger. ■ When I found out that my friend was a stowaway, I couldn't help but laugh. He had managed to sneak onto the plane without paying for a ticket and was now enjoying a free flight!
yachts large, expensive boats used for leisure and recreation, typically with cabins, sleeping quarters, and dining areas ■ "I can't believe I have to spend the rest of my life on these overpriced yachts," said the disgruntled passenger as they tossed their luggage onto the boat.