ship's+boat
101ship letter — noun 1. : a letter conveyed by a ship that is not a mail ship 2. : a letter sent by a person on shipboard * * * ship letter noun A letter sent by a private vessel, not by the mail boat • • • Main Entry: ↑ship …
102Ship-owner — A shipowner is the owner of a commercial ship. In the commercial sense of the term, a shipowner is someone who equips and exploits a ship, usually for delivering cargo at a certain freight rate, either as a per freight rate (given price for the… …
103boat — [OE] In origin, the word boat seems to be restricted to northern parts of Europe: Old English bāt and Old Norse beit are the only early examples (German boot was borrowed from them, and French bateau comes from the English word). They point to a… …
104boat — [OE] In origin, the word boat seems to be restricted to northern parts of Europe: Old English bāt and Old Norse beit are the only early examples (German boot was borrowed from them, and French bateau comes from the English word). They point to a… …
105ship — n 1. liner, steamer, ferry, ark, Inf. windjammer; slipper, schooner, galleon, cutter, Naut. ketch, Naut. brigantine, Naut. brig, Naut. bark, Naut. barkentine; freighter, merchantman, carrack, barge, whaler, Eastern U.S. smack; vessel, tartan,… …
106boat — 1. noun /bəʊt,boʊt/ a) A craft used for transportation of goods, fishing, racing, recreational cruising, or military use on or in the water, propelled by oars or outboard motor or inboard motor or by wind. b) A full house …
107boat trip — noun trip made with a boat or ship See Also: cruise, voyage …
108boat — See boat, ship …
109boat — 1. noun a rowing boat Syn: vessel, craft, watercraft, ship; literary keel 2. verb they were out boating for hours Syn: sail, yacht, paddle, row, cruise …
110boat — a small vessel used for water travel and work, smaller than a ship; a fishing vessel less than 5 net tons capacity; small enough to be loaded onto a ship …
