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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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Shintiism
::
Shintiism
(n.) One of the two great
systems
of
religious
belief
in
Japan.
Its
essence
is
ancestor
worship,
and
sacrifice
to dead
heroes..
Favorer
::
Favorer
(n.) One who
favors;
one who
regards
with
kindness
or
friendship;
a
well-wisher;
one who
assists
or
promotes
success
or
prosperity.
Shipping
::
Shipping
(n.)
Navigation.
Warpage
::
Warpage
(n.) The act of
warping;
also, a
charge
per ton made on
shipping
in some
harbors..
Consort
::
Consort
(n.) A ship
keeping
company
with
another.
Wreck
::
Wreck (v. t.) The
destruction
or
injury
of a
vessel
by being cast on
shore,
or on
rocks,
or by being
disabled
or sunk by the force of winds or
waves;
shipwreck..
Boarding
::
Boarding
(n.) The act of
entering
a ship,
whether
with a
hostile
or a
friendly
purpose..
Roll
::
Roll (v. i.) To
incline
first to one side, then to the
other;
to rock; as, there is a great
difference
in ships about
rolling;
in a
general
semse,
to be
tossed
about..
Undock
::
Undock
(v. t.) To take out of dock; as, to
undock
a
ship..
Mediatorship
::
Mediatorship
(n.) The
office
or
character
of a
mediator.
Navigate
::
Navigate
(v. t.) To pass over in
ships;
to sail over or on; as, to
navigate
the
Atlantic..
Keelage
::
Keelage
(n.) The right of
demanding
a duty or toll for a ship
entering
a port; also, the duty or
toll..
Bijou
::
Bijou (n.) A
trinket;
a
jewel;
-- a word
applied
to
anything
small and of
elegant
workmanship.
Build
::
Build (n.) Form or mode of
construction;
general
figure;
make; as, the build of a
ship..
Township
::
Township
(n.) In
surveys
of the
public
land of the
United
States,
a
division
of
territory
six miles
square,
containing
36
sections..
Incommunicative
::
Incommunicative
(a.) Not
communicative;
not free or apt to
impart
to
others
in
conversation;
reserved;
silent;
as, the
messenger
was
incommunicative;
hence,
not
disposed
to hold
fellowship
or
intercourse
with
others;
exclusive..
Enter
::
Enter (v. t.) To
inscribe;
to
enroll;
to
record;
as, to enter a name, or a date, in a book, or a book in a
catalogue;
to enter the
particulars
of a sale in an
account,
a
manifest
of a ship or of
merchandise
at the
customhouse..
Goodyship
::
Goodyship
(n.) The state or
quality
of a goody or
goodwif.
Naval
::
Naval (a.)
Having
to do with
shipping;
of or
pertaining
to ships or a navy;
consisting
of
ships;
as, naval
forces,
successes,
stores,
etc..
Weather
::
Weather
(v. t.) To sail or pass to the
windward
of; as, to
weather
a cape; to
weather
another
ship..
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