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Definition of navigation
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Navigation
(n.) Ships in
general.
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Light-ship
::
Light-ship
(n.) A
vessel
carrying
at the
masthead
a
brilliant
light,
and
moored
off a shoal or place of
dangerous
navigation
as a guide for
mariners..
Navigation
::
Navigation
(n.) The
management
of
sails,
rudder,
etc.; the
mechanics
of
traveling
by
water;
seamanship..
Marine
::
Marine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the sea;
having
to do with the
ocean,
or with
navigation
or naval
affairs;
nautical;
as,
marine
productions
or
bodies;
marine
shells;
a
marine
engine..
Balloon
::
Balloon
(n.) A bag made of silk or other light
material,
and
filled
with
hydrogen
gas or
heated
air, so as to rise and float in the
atmosphere;
especially,
one with a car
attached
for
aerial
navigation..
Maritime
::
Maritime
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
ocean;
marine;
pertaining
to
navigation
and naval
affairs,
or to
shipping
and
commerce
by sea..
Pilot
::
Pilot (v. t.) To
direct
the
course
of, as of a ship, where
navigation
is
dangerous..
Branch Pilot
::
Branch
pilot () A pilot who has a
branch
or
commission,
as from
Trinity
House,
England,
for
special
navigation..
Art
::
Art (n.) A
system
of rules
serving
to
facilitate
the
performance
of
certain
actions;
a
system
of
principles
and rules for
attaining
a
desired
end;
method
of doing well some
special
work; -- often
contradistinguished
from
science
or
speculative
principles;
as, the art of
building
or
engraving;
the art of war; the art of
navigation..
Marine
::
Marine
(a.) The sum of naval
affairs;
naval
economy;
the
department
of
navigation
and sea
forces;
the
collective
shipping
of a
country;
as, the
mercantile
marine..
Inland
::
Inland
(a.)
Limited
to the land, or to
inland
routes;
within
the
seashore
boundary;
not
passing
on, or over, the sea; as,
inland
transportation,
commerce,
navigation,
etc..
Navigator
::
Navigator
(n.) One who
navigates
or
sails;
esp., one who
direct
the
course
of a ship, or one who is
skillful
in the art of
navigation;
also, a book which
teaches
the art of
navigation;
as,
Bowditch's
Navigator..
Sailing
::
Sailing
(n.) The art of
managing
a
vessel;
seamanship;
navigation;
as,
globular
sailing;
oblique
sailing..
Pitpan
::
Pitpan
(n.) A long,
flat-bottomed
canoe,
used for the
navigation
of
rivers
and
lagoons
in
Central
America..
Navvy
::
Navvy (n.)
Originally,
a
laborer
on
canals
for
internal
navigation;
hence,
a
laborer
on other
public
works,
as in
building
railroads,
embankments,
etc..
Navigation
::
Navigation
(n.) Ships in
general.
Hoppo
::
Hoppo (n.) A
tribunal
or
commission
having
charge
of the
revenue
derived
from trade and
navigation.
Navigation
::
Navigation
(n.) the
science
or art of
conducting
ships or
vessels
from one place to
another,
including,
more
especially,
the
method
of
determining
a
ship's
position,
course,
distance
passed
over, etc., on the
surface
of the
globe,
by the
principles
of
geometry
and
astronomy..
Navigation
::
Navigation
(n.) The act of
navigating;
the act of
passing
on water in ships or other
vessels;
the state of being
navigable.
Anacharis
::
Anacharis
(n.) A
fresh-water
weed of the
frog's-bit
family
(Hydrocharidaceae),
native
to
America.
Transferred
to
England
it
became
an
obstruction
to
navigation.
Called
also
waterweed
and water
thyme..
Canal
::
Canal (n.) An
artificial
channel
filled
with water and
designed
for
navigation,
or for
irrigating
land, etc..
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