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Definition of deck
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 deck is as below...
Deck (v.) The
floorlike
covering
of the
horizontal
sections,
or
compartments,
of a ship. Small
vessels
have only one deck;
larger
ships have two or three
decks..
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Stanchion
::
Stanchion
(n.) Any
upright
post or beam used as a
support,
as for the deck, the
quarter
rails,
awnings,
etc..
Double-decker
::
Double-decker
(n.) A
man-of-war
having
two gun
decks.
Xebec
::
Xebec (n.) A small
three-masted
vessel,
with
projecting
bow stern and
convex
decks,
used in the
Mediterranean
for
transporting
merchandise,
etc. It
carries
large
square
sails,
or both.
Xebecs
were
formerly
armed and used by
corsairs..
Breastwork
::
Breastwork
(n.) A
railing
on the
quarter-deck
and
forecastle.
Shakings
::
Shakings
(n. pl.) Deck
sweepings,
refuse
of
cordage,
canvas,
etc..
Dress
::
Dress (v. t.) To put in
proper
condition
by
appareling,
as the body; to put
clothes
upon; to
apparel;
to
invest
with
garments
or rich
decorations;
to
clothe;
to
deck..
Beplumed
::
Beplumed
(a.)
Decked
with
feathers.
Platform
::
Platform
(n.) A light deck,
usually
placed
in a
section
of the hold or over the floor of the
magazine.
See
Orlop..
Undeck
::
Undeck
(v. t.) To
divest
of
ornaments.
Prim
::
Prim (v. t.) To deck with great
nicety;
to
arrange
with
affected
preciseness;
to
prink.
Beakhead
::
Beakhead
(n.) A small
platform
at the fore part of the upper deck of a
vessel,
which
contains
the water
closets
of the
crew..
Dolphin
::
Dolphin
(n.) A mass of iron or lead hung from the
yardarm,
in
readiness
to be
dropped
on the deck of an
enemy's
vessel..
Adorn
::
Adorn (v. t.) To deck or dress with
ornaments;
to
embellish;
to set off to
advantage;
to
render
pleasing
or
attractive.
Bull''s-eye
::
Bull's-eye
(n.) A small thick disk of glass
inserted
in a deck, roof,
floor,
ship's
side, etc., to let in
light..
Hold
::
Hold (n.) The whole
interior
portion
of a
vessel
below the lower deck, in which the cargo is
stowed..
Gangway
::
Gangway
(v. i.) That part of the spar deck of a
vessel
on each side of the
booms,
from the
quarter-deck
to the
forecastle;
-- more
properly
termed
the
waist..
Adight
::
Adight
(v. t.) To set in
order;
to
array;
to
attire;
to deck, to
dress..
Scuttle
::
Scuttle
(n.) A small
opening
or
hatchway
in the deck of a ship, large
enough
to admit a man, and with a lid for
covering
it, also, a like hole in the side or
bottom
of a
ship..
Emblazon
::
Emblazon
(v. t.) To deck in
glaring
colors;
to set off
conspicuously;
to
display
pompously;
to
decorate.
Crown
::
Crown (n.) The
rounding,
or
rounded
part, of the deck from a level
line..
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