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Falconer, William
William Falconer's Dictionary of the Marine
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- ABACK to ADMIRAL of the fleet | ABACK | ABAFT | ABOARD | To fall ABOARD | ABOUT | ABOUT-SHIP! | ABREAST | | ADMIRAL | ADMIRAL of the fleet | Vice-ADMIRAL to AFTER-SAILS | Vice-ADMIRAL | Rear-ADMIRAL | ADMIRALTY | ADVICE-BOAT | ADRIFT | AFLOAT | AFORE | AFT | AFTER | AFTER-SAILS | AGENT-VICTUALLER to ALL'S WELL | AGENT-VICTUALLER | AGROUND | AHEAD | To run AHEAD | Line AHEAD | A-HULL | AIM | ALEE | ALL in the wind | ALL'S WELL | ALL bands high to ANCHOR | ALL bands high | ALOST | ALONG-side | To lay ALONG-side | ALONG-shore | Lying ALONG | ALOOF | AMAIN | AMIDSHIPS | ANCHOR | To drag the ANCHORS to To fish the ANCHOR | To drag the ANCHORS | Foul ANCHOR | To ANCHOR | ANCHOR is a cock-bill | At ANCHOR | The ANCHOR is a-peek | The ANCHOR as a-trip, or a-weigh | To back the ANCHOR | To cat the ANCHOR | To fish the ANCHOR | To sheer the ship to her ANCHOR to Top-ARMOUR | To sheer the ship to her ANCHOR | To shoe the ANCHOR | To weigh the ANCHOR | ANCHOR-ground | AN-END | APEEK | Naval ARCHITECTURE | ARMED-SHIP | Top-ARMOUR | ASHORE to AUGER | ASHORE | ASTERN | ATHWART | ATHWART-HAWSE | ATHWART the fore-foot | ATHWART-SHIPS | ATRIP | AVAST | AVERAGE | AUGER | AWEIGH to AZIMUTH COMPASS | AWEIGH | AWNING | AZIMUTH-COMPASS | AZIMUTH COMPASS
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- BACK of the post to BALANCE of the mizen | BACK of the post | BACK an anchor | BACK astern | BACK the sails | BACK-BOARD | BACK-STAYS | BADGE | BAGPIPE the mizen | To BALANCE | BALANCE of the mizen | BALANCE of the boom sail to BARK | BALANCE of the boom sail | BALLAST | BANIAN-DAYS | BANK | BANK of oars | BANKER | BAR | BARCA-LONGA | BARGE | BARK | BARNACLE to BEAMS | BARNACLE | BARRICADOE | BARS of the Capstern and Windlast | BASIN | BATTENS | BAY | BEACON | BEACONAG | BEAK-HEAD | BEAMS | BEAMS to BED of a river | BEAN-COD | BEAR-A-HAND! | BEARING | BEARING-UP or BEARING-away | BEATING | BECALM | BECKETS | BED | BED of a river | BED of a cannon to BIGHT | BED of a cannon | BELAY | BEND | To BEND | BENDING the cable | BENDING a sail | BENDS | BETWEEN DECKS | BEVELLING | BIGHT | BILANDER to BLACK-STRAKES | BILANDER | BILGE | BILL | BILL of lading | BINACLE | BIRTH or BERTH | BITE | BITS | To BIT the cable | BLACK-STRAKES | BLADE to Trim the BOAT! | BLADE | BLOCK | Cat-BLOCK | BLOCK AND BLOCK | BOARD | makes a good BOARD | BOARDING | BOAT | Trim the BOAT! | To bale the BOAT to BOLT-ROPE | To bale the BOAT | Moor the BOAT! | BOATS OF A SHIP OF WAR | BOAT-HOOK | BOATSWAIN | BOB-STAY | BOLD | BOLSTERS | BOLT | BOLT-ROPE | BOMB to BOTTOM | BOMB | BOMB-VESSEL | BONNET | BOOM | BOOM-IRON | BOOMS | BOOT-TOPPING | BORE | BOTH SHEETS AFT | BOTTOM | BOTTOM to BOX-HAULING | BOTTOMRY | BOW | BOWER | BOWLINE | To check the BOWLINE | To BOWSE | BOWSPRIT | BOX-HAULING | BOXING to To BREAK-UP | BOXING | BRACE | BRACKETS | BRAILS | BRAKE | BREADTH | BREADTH-SWEEP | BREAKERS | BREAKING-BULK | To BREAK-UP | BREAK-WATER to BRIDLES of the bowline | BREAK-WATER | To BREAM | BREAST-FAST | BREAST-HOOKS | BREAST-WORK | BREECHING | BREEZE | BREWING | BRIDLES | BRIDLES of the bowline | BRIG, or BRIGANTINE to Ship-BUILDING | BRIG, or BRIGANTINE | To BRING by the lee | To BRING-TO | To BRING-up | To BROACH-TO | BROADSIDE | BROKEN-BACKED | BUCCANEER | Ship-BUILDING | Ship-BUILDING to BUNTINE | BUILT | In-BULK | BULK-HEADS | BULL-EYE | BUM-BOAT | BUMKIN, or BOOMKIN | BUNT | BUNTINE | BUNTLINES to BUTTONS | BUNTLINES | BUOY | BUOY-ROPE | Slings of the Buoy | To stream the Buoy | BURTHEN, or BURDEN | BURTON | BUSS | BUTT | BUTTOCK | BUTTONS
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- CABIN to To CALK, or CAULK | CABIN | CABLE | Stream-CABLE | To bit the CABLE | To serve the CABLE | Heave in the CABLE! | Pay away the CABLE! | CABLES length | To CALK, or CAULK | CALL to CANNON | CALL | CALM | Dead-CALM | CAMBERED-DECK | CAN-BUOY | CAN-HOOKS | CANNON | CANNON to CANOE | CANNONADE | CANOE | CANOE to To rig the CAPSTERN | CANTING | CAP | CAPE | CAPPANUS | CAP-SQUARE | CAPSTERN, or CAPSTAN | To rig the CAPSTERN | Surge the CAPSTERN to CARPENTER of a ship | Surge the CAPSTERN | To heave the CAPSTERN | To come up the CAPSTERN | To pawl the CAPSTERN | CAPTAIN of a ship of war | CAREENING | CARGO | CARLINGS | CARPENTER of a ship | CARTEL to CATS-PAW | CARTEL | CARTRIDGE | CARTRIDGE-BOX | CAST AWAY | CASTING | CAT | CATAMARAN | CAT-HARPINS | CAT-HEADS | CATS-PAW | CAULKING to CHANNEL | CAULKING | CEILING | CENTER of a FLEET | To CHAFE | CHAINS | CHAIN-SHOT | Top CHAIN | CHAIN-WALE | CHANNEL | CHANNELS to CHEARLY | CHANNELS | CHAPELING a ship | CHARGE of a cannon | CHART | CHARTER-PARTY | CHASE | Bow CHASE | Stern CHASE | CHASING | CHEARLY | CHEEKS of the mast to CLINCH | CHEEKS of the mast | CHES-TREES | Clerk of the CHECK | To CHINSE | CHOCK | CLAMPS | CLAWING, or CLAWING-OFF | CLEAR | CLEATS | CLINCH | CLINCHER-WORK to COASTING-PILOT | CLINCHER-WORK | CLOSE-HAULED | CLOSE-QUARTERS | CLUE of a sail | CLUE-GARNETS | CLUE-LINES | COAMINGS of the hatches | COASTING | COASTING-PILOT | COAT to COLLIERS | COAT | COBBING | COBBING-BOARD | COBOOSE | COCK-PIT of a ship of war | COCKSWAIN, or COXEN | COD-FISHER | COIL and COILING | COLLAR | COLLIERS | COLOURS to COMPASS | COLOURS | COMING-TO | COMMAND | COMMISSIONERS of the navy | COMMODORE | COMPANION | COMPANY | COMPASS | COMPASSING to COVE | COMPASSING | COMPLEMENT | COMPTROLER of the navy | CONVOY | CORDAGE | CORPORAL of a ship of war | CORPOSANT | CORSAIR | COTT | COVE | COUNTER to CRAWL | COUNTER | COUNTER-BRACING | COURSE | Oblique COURSE | COURSES | CRAB | CRADLE | CRAFT | CRANK | CRAWL | CREEPER to CROW-FOOT | CREEPER | CREW of a ship | CRINGLE | CROSS-JACK | CROSS-PIECE | CROSS-TREES | CROTCHES | CROW | To CROWD | CROW-FOOT | CROWNING to CUT-WATER | CROWNING | CRUISE | CUDDY | CUNNING | CURRENT | CUTTER | CUTTING-DOWN LINE | CUT-WATER
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- DAM to DEAD-WORK | DAM | DAVIT | DAYS-WORK | DEAD-EYE | DEAD-LIGHTS | DEAD-RECKONING | DEAD-RISING, or RISING-LINE of the floor | DEAD-WATER | DEAD-WOOD | DEAD-WORK | DECKS to DEPTH of a sail | DECKS | Flush-DECK, or Deck-Flush fore and aft | Half-DECK | DECOY | DEEP-WAISTED | DEMURRAGE | DEPARTURE | DEPTH of a sail | DETACHMENT of a fleet or squadro to DOCK-YARDS | DETACHMENT of a fleet or squadro | DIFFERENCE of latitude | DINNAGE | DISABLED | To DISCHARGE | DISMASTED | DIVISION | DOCK | DOCKING | DOCK-YARDS | DOG to DOWN-HAUL-TACKLE | DOG | DOGGER | DOLPHIN of the mast | DOUBLE-BANKED | DOUBLING | DOUBLING-NAILS | DOUBLING-UPON | DOWN | DOWN-HAUL | DOWN-HAUL-TACKLE | To DOWSE to DRIVING | To DOWSE | DRABLER | DRAG | DRAGGING the anchor | DRAUGHT | DRAWING | DRESSING | DRIFT | DRIVER | DRIVING | DROP to DUNNAGE | DROP | DUCKING | DUNNAGE
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- EARINGS to ENGAGEMENT | EARINGS | EASE the ship! | To EASE off, or EASE away | EBB | EDDY | To EDGE away | ELBOW in the hawse | EMBARGO | EMBAYED, from bay | ENGAGEMENT | ENGAGEMENT to ENGAGEMENT | ENSIGN to EXERCISE | ENSIGN | ENTERING ROPES | ENTRANCE | To EQUIP | ESCUTCHEON | EXCHANGE | EXERCISE | EXERCISE to EYES of a ship | EYE of a block-strop | EYE of a stay | EYE-BOLT | EYE-LET HOLE | EYES of a ship
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- FACTOR to To FALL a-stern | FACTOR | FAG-END | FAIR | FAIR-CURVE | FAIR-WAY | FAKE | FALCONETS | FALL | To FALL aboard | To FALL a-stern | To FALL calm | Cat-FALL | To FALL down | FALLING-OFF | FASHION-PIECES | FATHOM | To FAY | FENDERS | To FETCH WAY | FID to FIRE-SHIP | FID | Sea-FIGHT | To FILL | FIRE-ARROW | FIRE-SHIP | FISH to To FLAT-IN | FISH | FISH-GIG | FITTING-OUT | FLAG | FLAG-OFFICER | FLAG-SHIP | FLAG-STAFF | FLAKE | FLAT | To FLAT-IN | To FLAT-IN FORWARD to FLUSH | To FLAT-IN FORWARD | FLAW | FLEET | FLEETING | FLOAT | FLOATING | FLOOR | FLOWING | FLUSH | FLY of an ensign to FORE-CASTLE | FLY of an ensign | FLY-BOAT, or FLIGHT | FOG | FOOT of a sail | FOOT-ROPE | FOOT-WALEING | FORE | FORE AND AFT | FORE-BOWLINE | FORE-CASTLE | FORE-CAT-HARPINS to FORE-STAY | FORE-CAT-HARPINS | FORE-FOOT | FORE-HOOKS | FORELAND | FORE-LOCK | FORE-JEARS | FORE-MAST | FORE-SAIL | FORE-SHROUDS | FORE-STAY | FORE-TOP to FOTHERING | FORE-TOP | FORE-TOP-MAST | FORE-TOP-GALLANT-MAST | FORE-TYE | FORE-YARD | FORE-REACHING UPON | FORGING OVER | FORMING the Line | FORWARD | FOTHERING | FOUL to FRESH | FOUL | To FOUNDER | FOX | FRAME | FRAPING | FRAPING a ship | FREEING | FREEZING | FREIGHT | FRESH | To FRESHEN the bawse to FUTTOCK-SHROUDS | To FRESHEN the bawse | FRESHES | FRIGATE | FRIGATE-BUILT | FULL AND BY | FURLING | FURLING-LINE | FUTTOCKS | FUTTOCK-SHROUDS
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- GAFF to GANG | GAFF | GAGE | To GAIN the wind | GALE of wind | GALEON | GALLED | GALLERY | GALLEY | GAMMONING | GANG | GANG-BOARD to GIMBALS | GANG-BOARD | GANGWAY | GARLAND | Shot-GARLAND | GARNET | GARBOARD-STREAK | GASKET | GAUNTLOPE | GEARS | GIMBALS | GIMBLETING to Fire-GRAPPLING | GIMBLETING | GIRT | GIRT-LINE | GONDOLA | GOOGINGS | GOOSE-NECK | GOOSE-WINGS | GORING | GRAPPLING | Fire-GRAPPLING | GRATINGS to GROUND-TACKLE | GRATINGS | Ledges of the GRATLINGS | GRATING | GRAVING | GRIPE | GRIPES | GRIPING | GROMMET | GROUNDING | GROUND-TACKLE | GROWING to GUTTER-LEDGE | GROWING | GUARD-BOAT | GUARD-IRONS | GUARD-SHIP | GULF | GUNNEL or GUN-WALE | GUNNER | GUN-ROOM | GUST | GUTTER-LEDGE | GUY to GYBING | GUY | GYBING
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- HAGS TEETH or HAKES TRETH to HANKS | HAGS TEETH or HAKES TRETH | HAILING | HALIARDS | HAMMOC | HANDING the sails | HAND-OVER-HAND! | HANSPEC | Gunners HANDSPEC | HANK FOR HANK | HANKS | HARBOUR to HAWSE | HARBOUR | HARD-A-LEE | HARD-A-WEATHER | HARPINS | Cat-HARPINS | HARPOON | HATCH or HATCHWAY | To HAUL | To HAUL the wind | HAWSE | HAWSE-HOLES to HEAD-ROPE | HAWSE-HOLES | HAWSE-PIECES | HAWSER | HEAD | HEAD of the Ship | By the HEAD | HEAD-FAST | HEAD-LAND | HEADMOST | HEAD-ROPE | HEAD-SAILS to HEAVING-out | HEAD-SAILS | HEAD-TO-WIND | HEAD-WAY | HEART | HEAVER | HEAVING | HEAVING the lead | HEAVING a-head | HEAVING-down | HEAVING-out | HEAVING-short to HIGH AND DRY | HEAVING-short | HEAVING-taught | HEEL | HEEL of a mast | HEEL of a top-mast | To HEEL | HELM | HIGH AND DRY | HIGH WATER to Fore-HOLD | HIGH WATER | HITCH | HOASE or HOSE | HOG | HOIST | HOISTING | HOLD | To trim the HOLD | After-HOLD | Fore-HOLD | HOLD to HORSE | HOLD | HOLDING-on | HOLDING-water | HOLLOA! | HOME | HOME (anchoring) | HOMMOC | HOOD | HOOK | HORSE | HOUNDS to HURRICANE | HOUNDS | HOUSED | HOWKER | HOUSING, or HOUSE-LINE | HOY | HULK | HULL | HULL a ship | HULL-to | HURRICANE
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- IN to ISLAND OF ICE | IN | INSURANCE | IRON-GARTERS | IRON-WORK | ISLAND OF ICE
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- JACK to JIGGER | JACK | JACOBS STAFF | JAMMING | JEARS, or GEERS | JETTY-HEAD | JEWEL-BLOCKS | JIB | JIB-BOOM | JIBING | JIGGER | JIGGER TACKLE to JURY-MAST | JIGGER TACKLE | JOURNAL | JUNK | JURY-MAST
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- KAICLING or KECLING to KELSON | KAICLING or KECLING | KEDGE | KEEL | Upon an even KEEL | KEEL-HAULING | To KEEP | To KEEP the luff | To KEEP off | Boat-KEEPER | KELSON | KETCH to KNOT | KETCH | KEVELS | KEY | KEYS | KINK | KNEE | KNEE of the head | KNIGHT-HEADS | KNITTLE | KNOT
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- To LABOUR to LAND-FALL | To LABOUR | LADDER | Accommodation-LADDER | Quarter-LADDERS | LADEN | LADEN in bulk | LAID-UP | LANCH | LANCH (order) | LAND-FALL | LAND-LOCKED to LASHING | LAND-LOCKED | LANGREL, or LANGRAGE | LANIARD | LANTHORN | LAP-SIDED | LARBOARD | LARBOARD-WATCH | LARGE | LARGE, Sailing | LASHING | LATEEN-SAIL to LEE-SIDE | LATEEN-SAIL | LAYING THE LAND | LEAK | LEAKY | LEDGES | LEDGE | LEE | LEE-LARCHES | LEE-SIDE | | LEE-WAY | LEECHES | LEECH-LINES | LEECH-ROPE | LENGTHENING | LET | LETTER OF MART | LIE ALONG | LIE TO to LIMBER-BOARDS | LIE TO | LIEUTENANT | LIFTS | Topping-LIFT | LIGHT | LIGHTER | LIGHT-HOUSE | LIGHT-ROOM | LIMBERS | LIMBER-BOARDS | LIMBER-ROPE to LOG-BOOK | LIMBER-ROPE | LINE | LINTSTOCK | LOADING | Shot-LOCKER | LOG | LOG-BOARD | LOG-BOOK | LONG-BOAT to LUFF | LONG-BOAT | LOOF | LOOK-OUT | LOOMING | LOOP-HOLES | To LOOSE | LOST | LOW-WATER | To LOWER | LUFF | LUFF-TACKLE to LYING-TO in a storm | LUFF-TACKLE | LUG-SAIL | LYING-TO or LYING BY | LYING-TO in a storm
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- MAGAZINE to MARLING-SPIKE | MAGAZINE | MAGNET | MAIN | MAKE | MALLET | MANGER | MARINE | MARLINE | MARLING | MARLING-SPIKE | MAROON to MAT | MAROON | MAST | MASTER | MASTER of a merchant-ship | MASTER at arms | MASTER-attendant | MAT | MATE of a ship of war to MIDSHIPMAN | MATE of a ship of war | MATE of a merchant-ship | METEOR | MESS | MESS-MATE | MIDSHIP | MIDSHIP-BEAM | MIDSHIP-FRAME | MIDSHIPMAN | MIZEN to MORTAR | MIZEN | MIZEN-MAST | MOLE | MONSOON | MOORING | MOORINGS | MORTAR | MOULD to MUSTERING | MOULD | MOUNTED | MOUSE | MOUSING a hook | MUSTERING
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- NAVAL to NO NEARER! | NAVAL | NAVE-LINE | NAVIGATION | NAVY | NEAPED | NEEDLE | NETTING | NIPPERS | NITTLES | NO NEARER! | NO MANS LAND to NUTS of the anchor | NO MANS LAND | NORMAN | NUTS of the anchor
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- OAKHAM or OAKUM to OPEN with a place | OAKHAM or OAKUM | OAR | OBSERVATION | OFF | OFFING | OFFWARD | OKER | OLERON | OPEN to the wind or sea | OPEN with a place | OPENING to OUT-FIT | OPENING | ORDINARY | ORLOP | OVER-BOARD | OVER-CAST-STAFF | OVER-HAULING | OVER-MASTED | OVER-SETTING | OUT | OUT-FIT | OUT OF TRIM to OWNER | OUT OF TRIM | OUT-RIGGER | OWNER
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- PACKET or PACKET-BOAT to PARSLING | PACKET or PACKET-BOAT | PADDLE | PAINTER | PALM | PANCH | PARBUCKLE | PARCELING | PARLIAMENT-HEEL | PARREL | PARSLING | PARTING to PAYING-OFF | PARTING | PARTNERS | PASS or PASSPORT | PASSAGE | PASSGE-BOAT | PASSAREE | PAUL | PAUNCH | To PAY | PAYING-OFF | PAYING-OUT, or PAYING-AWAY to PILOT | PAYING-OUT, or PAYING-AWAY | PEAK, or PEEK | PEEK-HALIARDS | PEN | PENDENT | PERIAGUA | PIER | PILLAGE | PILLOW | PILOT | PIN of a block to PLANKING | PIN of a block | PINK | PINNACE | PINTLES | PIRATE | PITCH | To PITCH the seams | PITCHING | PLANE | PLANKING | PLAT to POLE-MAST | PLAT | PLUG | PLUNDER | PLYING | POINT | POINTING | POINTS | POLACRE | POLE-AXE | POLE-MAST | Under bare POLES to PRAM or PRAME | Under bare POLES | POMIGLION | PONTOON | POOP | POOP-ROYAL | POOPING | PORT | PORTS | POWDER-CHESTS | PRAM or PRAME | PRATIC to PROP | PRATIC | PREVENTER | PRICKING the chart | PRICKING the sails | PRIMING | PRIMING-WIRE or PRIMING IRON | PRIVATEER | PRIZE | PRIZING | PROP | PROTEST to PURSER | PROTEST | PROW | PUDENING | PULLING | PUNT | PURCHASE | PURSER
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- QUADRANT to QUARTER-MASTER | QUADRANT | QUARTER of a ship | On the QUARTER | QUARTER-BILL | QUARTER-CLOTHS | QUARTER-GALLERY | QUARTER-GUNNER | QUARTER-MASTER | QUARTER-NETTING to QUOIN | QUARTER-NETTING | QUARTER-RAILS | QUARTER-WIND | QUARTERS | QUARTERS! | QUICK-SAND | QUICK-WORK | QUILTING | QUOIN
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- RABBET to RAISING a purchase | RABBET | RACK | RACKING | RAFT | RAFT-PORT | RAG-BOLT | RAILS | RAILS of the head | To RAISE | RAISING a purchase | RAKE to RATES | RAKE | RAKING a ship | RANGE | RATES | RATES to To REEVE | RATLINGS | REACH | REAR | REEF | REEFING | REEF-TACKLE | REEL of the log | To REEVE | RECKONING to RHOMB-LINE | RECKONING | REFITTING | REIGNING-WINDS | RELIEVING-TACKLES | RENDERING | RENDEZVOUS | REPAIR | REPRISE | RETREAT | RHOMB-LINE | RIBBANDS to RIGGING-OUT a boom | RIBBANDS | RIBS of a ship | RIBS of a parrel | RIDERS | RIDGE | RIDING | RIDING athwart | RIDING between the wind and tide | RIGGING | RIGGING-OUT a boom | RIGHTING to ROBANDS, or ROPE BANDS | RIGHTING | RIM, or BRIM | RING-BOLT | RING-ROPES | RING-TAIL | RIPPLING | RISING-LINE | ROAD | ROADER | ROBANDS, or ROPE BANDS | ROGUES-YARN to ROUND-HOUSE | ROGUES-YARN | ROLLER | ROLLING | ROLLING-TACKLE | ROPES | ROPE-BANDS | ROPE-YARN | ROVER | ROUGH-TREE | ROUND-HOUSE | ROUNDING to ROYAL | ROUNDING | ROUNDING-IN | ROUNDING-UP | To ROW | ROW-GALLEY | ROW-LOCKS | ROWERS | ROWING-GUARD | ROWSING | ROYAL | RUDDER to RUNNING-RIGGING | RUDDER | RUN | RUNG-HEADS | RUNNER | RUNNING-OUT | RUNNING-RIGGING
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- SADDLE to To strike SAIL | SADDLE | SAGGING | SAIC | SAIL | To set SAIL | To make SAIL | To shorten SAIL | To strike SAIL | SAILING to SALUTE | SAILING | Order of SAILING | SAILING (navigation) | SAILOR | SAIL-YARD | SALLY-PORT | SALVAGE | SALUTE | SALUTE to SCHOONER | SALT-PITS | SAMSONS-POST | SAUCER | SCALE of equal parts | SCALING the guns | SCANTING | SCANTLING | SCARF | SCHOONER | SCOOP to SEA-COAST | SCOOP | SCRAPING | SCUD | SCUDDING | SCUPPERS | SCUTTLE | SCUTTLING | SEA | SEA-BOAT | SEA-COAST | SEA-CLOTHS to SENDING | SEA-CLOTHS | SEA-FARING | SEAMAN | SEA-MARK | SEA-ROOM | SEA-WEEDS | SEAMS | SIEZING | SELVAGE | SENDING | SENNIT to SHANK | SENNIT | SERVING | SETTEE | SETTING | SETTING-UP | SETTLED | SEWED | SHAKES | SHALLOP | SHANK | SHANK-PAINTER to SHEET | SHANK-PAINTER | To SHAPE the course | SHARP | SHEATHING | SHEAVE | SHEEP-SHANK | SHEER | SHEERING | SHEERS | SHEET | SHEET-ANCHOR to SHIP | SHEET-ANCHOR | SHELL (artillery) | SHELL of a block | SHELVES | SHIFTED | SHIFTER | SHIFTING a tackle | SHIFTING the helm | SHIFTING the voyal | SHIP | SHIP to SHIP-SHAPE | Armed SHIP | Hospital-SHIP | | Merchant-SHIP | Private SHIP of War | Store-SHIP | Transport-SHIP | To SHIP | SHIP-SHAPE | SHIPPING to SHOT | SHIPPING | SHOAL | SHOE of the anchor | To SHOE an anchor | SHORE | BOLD-SHORE | To SHORTEN | SHOT | SHOT to SLAB-LINE | SHROUDS | SIDE | SIGNALS | SKEET | SKIDS or SKEEDS | SKIFF | SLAB-LINE | SLACK-WATER to SNATCH-BLOCK | SLACK-WATER | SLATCH | SLEEPERS | SLINGS | SLIP | SLOOP | SLOOP OF WAR | To SLUE | SMACK | SNATCH-BLOCK | SNOTTER to SPILL | SNOTTER | SNOW | SOLE | SOUNDING | SPAN | SPAN-SHACKLE | SPARE | SPELL | SPILL | SPILLING-LINES to SPRING A LEAK | SPILLING-LINES | SPINDLE | SPIRKETING | To SPLICE | SPLIT | SPOON-DRIFT | | SPRAY | SPRING | SPRING A LEAK | SPRINGING THE LUFF to SQUALL | SPRINGING THE LUFF | SPRING-TIDE | SPRIT | SPRITSAIL | SPRITSAIL-TOPSAIL | SPUNGE | SPUN-YARN | SPURS of the beams | SQUADRON | SQUALL | SQUARE to STANDING-WATER | SQUARE | SQUARE-RIGGED | SQUARE-SAIL | STAFF | STANCHION | STANCHIONS of the nettings | STANDARD | Royal STANDARD | STANDING | STANDING-WATER | STARBOARD to STEM | STARBOARD | STAY | STAY-SAIL | STEDDY | STEERAGE | STEERAGE-WAY | STEERING | STEEVING | STEM | STEMSON to STEWARD | STEMSON | STEP | STERN | STERN-FAST | STERNMOST | STERN-POST | STERN-SHEETS | STERN-WAY | STEWARD | STIFF to STRAKES or STREAKS | STIFF | STINK-POT | STIRRUPS | STOCKS | STOPPERS | STORE-KEEPER | STORE-ROOM | STOWAGE | STRAIT | STRAKES or STREAKS | STRAND to STUDDING-SAILS | STRAND | STRETCHER | STRETCHING | To STRIKE | STRING in ship-building | To STRIP the masts | STROKE | STROKESMAN | STROP | STUDDING-SAILS | STUFF to SWEEPER of the sky | STUFF | SUPERCARGO | SUPPLY | SURF | SURGE | SURVEY | SURVEYORS | SWAB | SWABBER | SWEEPER of the sky | SWEEPING to To SWING | SWEEPING | SWELL | SWIFTER | SWIFTERS | To SWING
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- TABLING to TAIL | TABLING | TACK | To TACK | TACKLE | Ground TACKLE | TACK-TACKLE | Winding TACKLE | TAFFEREL | TAIL | TAIL-BLOCK to TENDING | TAIL-BLOCK | TAKING-IN | TALLYING | TAR | TAR-PAWLING | TARTAN | TAUGHT | TAUNT | TENDER | TENDING | TENON to TIDE | TENON | THICK-STUFF | THIMBLE | THOLES | THROAT | THUNDERING-BARRELS | THUS! | THWART | THWART-SHIPS | TIDE | TIER to TOGGEL | TIER | TIER of the cable | TIGHT | TILLER | TILT | TIMONEER | TOGETHER! | TOGGEL | TOMPION to TOPPING | TOMPION | TONNAGE | TOP | TOP-BLOCK | TOP-CHAIN | TOP-LANTHORN | TOP-MAST | TOP-ROPE | TOP-SAILS | TOPPING | TOPPING-LIFT to TRACT-SCOUT | TOPPING-LIFT | TORNADO | TOUCHING | TOUCHING-AT | To TOW | TOW-LINE | TOW-ROPE | TRACING-LINE | TRACK of a ship | TRACT-SCOUT | TRACTING to TREE-NAILS | TRACTING | TRADE-WINDS | TRAIN | TRANSOMS | TRANSPORT | TRANSPORTING | TRAVELER | TRAVERSE | TRAVERSE-BOARD | TREE-NAILS | TRESTLE-TREES to TRIP | TRESTLE-TREES | TRIM | TRIM of the masts | TRIM of a ships hold | TRIM the boat | Sailing TRIM | Sharp-TRIMMED | TRIMONEER | TRIP | TRIPPING to TRYING | TRIPPING | TROUGH | TROWSERS | TRUCK | Speaking-TRUMPET | Fire-TRUNK | TRUNNIONS | TRUSS | TRUSS-PARREL | TRYING | TUCK to TYE | TUCK | TUMBLING-HOME | TURNING-to-windward | TYE
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- To UNBALAST to To UNRIG a ship | To UNBALAST | UNBENDING | UNBITTING | To UNDER-RUN | To UNDER-RUN a tackle | UNDER SAIL | UNLACING | To UNMOOR | UNREEVING | To UNRIG a ship | UPPER-DECK to USES AND CUSTOMS | UPPER-DECK | UPPER-WORK | UPRIGHT | USES AND CUSTOMS
- V
- VAN to VEER away the cable | VAN | VANE | Dog-VANE | VANGS | VARIATION | VEER and haul | VEER away the cable | VEERING to VOYOL | VEERING | VENT | VESSEL | Agent VICTUALER | VOYAGE | VOYOL
- W
- WAD to WARP | WAD | WAFT | WAIST | WAKE | WALE-KNOT or WALL-KNOT | WALE-REARED | WALES | WALL-SIDED | WALT | WARP | WASH to WATER-LINES | WASH | WASH-BOARD | WATCH | WATCH-GLASSES | WATER-BOARDS | WATER-BORNE | Dead-WATER | Foul-WATER | High-WATER | WATER-LINES | WATER-LOGGED to WAY of a ship | WATER-LOGGED | WATER-SAIL | WATER-SHOT | WATER-SPOUT | WATER-WAY | WAVE | WAY of a ship | WEARING to WELL-ROOM | WEARING | WEATHER | WEATHER-BEATEN | To WEATHER | WEATHER-BIT | WEATHER-SHORE | To WEIGH | WELL | WELL of a fishing-vessel | WELL-ROOM | WHARF to WIND | WHARF | WHARFINGER | WHEEL of the helm | WHELPS | WHERRY | WHIP | Botswains WHISTLE | WHOODING | WINCH | WIND | WIND to WINDLASS | Reigning WIND | To WIND | To WINDWARD | WINDAGE | WINDING a Call | WINDING-TACKLE | WINDLASS | WINDSAIL to WRECK | WINDSAIL | WINGS | WOOLDING | To WORK | WORKING to windward | WORMING | WRECK
- X
- XEBEC
- Y
- YARD | To brace the YARDS | To square the YARDS | DOCK-YARD | YAW | YAWL | YEOMAN | YOKE
- Z
- Z
- French : A
- A TRANSLATION OF French SEA-TERMS and PHRASES: A
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