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(185 results)
Contains:
humber bridge,
keel,
keelson,
rib,
rider plate
Often used in the same context:
vessel,
sponson,
dry dock,
daggerboard,
skeg,
deckhouse,
bowsprit,
centerboard,
sponsons,
backstay,
bulkhead,
mainsail,
davits,
centreboard,
catamaran,
headsail,
halyards,
drydock,
ship,
foresail,
reefing,
rudder,
scow,
forepeak,
foredeck,
foremast,
ketch,
pontoons,
headstay,
amidships,
propeller,
monohull,
boat,
genoa,
sloop,
forestay,
mainmast,
fin keel,
mizzen,
superstructure,
transom,
fender,
propeller shaft,
trysail,
schooner,
fuselage,
yawl,
chine,
spinnaker,
radome,
topmast,
midship,
flybridge,
workboat,
midships,
barge,
warship,
bimini,
gunwale,
dories,
mainsheet,
outrigger,
conning tower,
forecastle,
graving dock,
barque,
yacht,
topsail,
dredger,
prow,
trimaran,
luff,
nose cone,
aerofoil,
submarine,
semisubmersible,
bulker,
longeron,
gipsy moth,
tumblehome,
delamination,
staysail,
sailcloth,
propellor,
deck,
hawser,
bilge,
trawler,
fin,
pilothouse,
keel,
piton,
windlass,
breakwater,
beamy,
dismasting,
bilge pump,
pilings,
sternwheeler,
piston rod,
tugboat,
seaworthiness,
hulls,
plinth,
cone,
hoop,
ledge,
rectangle,
sill,
shell,
casing,
chest,
crossbar,
dome,
frame,
top,
trunk,
bar,
belly,
carapace,
hulled,
box,
geometric,
geometrical,
ellipsoid,
seaworthy,
sleek,
built,
fractal,
polygonal,
triangulated,
architectonic,
beamed,
block,
euclidean,
freeform,
hexagonal,
loaded,
moored
More specific:
shell
Appears in the definition of:
almond,
amygdalus communis,
barnacled,
carvel-built,
clincher-built,
clinker-built,
contact,
degaussing,
humber bridge,
inboard,
keel,
loft,
magnetic mine,
metacenter,
metacentre,
outrigger,
portable,
prunus amygdalus,
prunus dulcis,
stringer,
sweet almond,
topside,
waterline,
water level,
water line,
windage,
wind exposure
Part of:
england,
vessel,
watercraft
More general:
calyx,
city,
construction,
husk,
metropolis,
remove,
structure,
take,
take away,
urban center
Also try:
— Nouns for hull:
house,
down,
spence,
form,
nomura,
fittings,
tankers,
fitting,
design,
construction,
boats,
more...
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