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The Dictionary of English Nautical Language Database: Search Results
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Your search returned 4 matches.
| Term: |
docklines, dock lines (n) |
| Definition: |
Ropes specifically made up for use when securing the vessel to the dock. |
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rope, cordage |
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lifelines (n) |
| Definition: |
Fencing made of wire and stanchions arranged around the edge of the deck to protect people from falling overboard. |
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liferails |
| Term: |
lines (n pl) |
| Definition: |
The entire set of drawings for the construction of a boat. The lines provide exact references for all the dimensions and shapes of the hull. |
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loft |
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ratlines (n) |
| Definition: |
Ropes lashed across the shrouds like steps that allow crew to easiliy climb into the rigging. |
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