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Definition of ship
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ship is as below...
Ship (n.)
Specifically,
a
vessel
furnished
with a
bowsprit
and three masts (a
mainmast,
a
foremast,
and a
mizzenmast),
each of which is
composed
of a lower mast, a
topmast,
and a
topgallant
mast, and
square-rigged
on all
masts.
See
Illustation
in
Appendix..
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Butlership
::
Butlership
(n.) The
office
of a
butler.
Sterna
::
Sternson
(n.) The end of a
ship's
keelson,
to which the
sternpost
is
bolted;
--
called
also stern
knee..
Affreight
::
Affreight
(v. t.) To hire, as a ship, for the
transportation
of goods or
freight..
Lost
::
Lost (v. t.)
Ruined
or
destroyed,
either
physically
or
morally;
past help or hope; as, a ship lost at sea; a woman lost to
virtue;
a lost
soul..
Engaged
::
Engaged
(a.)
Involved;
esp.,
involved
in a
hostile
encounter;
as, the
engaged
ships
continued
the
fight..
Hull
::
Hull (v. t.) To
pierce
the hull of, as a ship, with a
cannon
ball..
Patronage
::
Patronage
(n.)
Guardianship,
as of a
saint;
tutelary
care..
Worship
::
Worship
(a.) The act of
paying
divine
honors
to the
Supreme
Being;
religious
reverence
and
homage;
adoration,
or acts of
reverence,
paid to God, or a being
viewed
as God..
Wranglership
::
Wranglership
(n.) The honor or
position
of being a
wrangler
at the
University
of
Cambridge,
England..
Awful
::
Awful (a.)
Worshipful;
reverential;
law-abiding.
Shipshape
::
Shipshape
(a.)
Arranged
in a
manner
befitting
a ship;
hence,
trim; tidy;
orderly..
Secularist
::
Secularist
(n.) One who
theoretically
rejects
every form of
religious
faith,
and every kind of
religious
worship,
and
accepts
only the facts and
influences
which are
derived
from the
present
life; also, one who
believes
that
education
and other
matters
of civil
policy
should
be
managed
without
the
introduction
of a
religious
element..
Yarage
::
Yarage
(a.) The power of
moving,
or being
managed,
at sea; -- said with
reference
to a
ship..
Sternness
::
Sternmost
(a.)
Farthest
in the rear;
farthest
astern;
as, the
sternmost
ship in a
convoy..
Gunwale
::
Gunwale
(n.) The upper edge of a
vessel's
or
boat's
side; the
uppermost
wale of a ship (not
including
the
bulwarks);
or that piece of
timber
which
reaches
on
either
side from the
quarter-deck
to the
forecastle,
being the
uppermost
bend, which
finishes
the upper works of the
hull..
Childship
::
Childship
(n.) The state or
relation
of being a
child.
Commissionship
::
Commissionship
(n.) The
office
of
commissioner.
Surrender
::
Surrender
(v. t.) To yield to the power of
another;
to give or
deliver
up
possession
of
(anything)
upon
compulsion
or
demand;
as, to
surrender
one's
person
to an enemy or to an
officer;
to
surrender
a fort or a
ship..
Dimension
::
Dimension
(n.)
Measure
in a
single
line, as
length,
breadth,
height,
thickness,
or
circumference;
extension;
measurement;
--
usually,
in the
plural,
measure
in
length
and
breadth,
or in
length,
breadth,
and
thickness;
extent;
size; as, the
dimensions
of a room, or of a ship; the
dimensions
of a farm, of a
kingdom..
Surf
::
Suretyship
(n.) The state of being
surety;
the
obligation
of a
person
to
answer
for the debt,
default,
or
miscarriage
of
another..
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