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Contains:
steerage,
steering
Often used in the same context:
regatta,
yachting,
multihull,
singlehanded,
sailboat,
windsurfing,
catamaran,
dinghy,
sailmaker,
yachtsman,
sailor,
rowing,
sailer,
circumnavigator,
paddling,
powerboat,
dories,
yachtswoman,
sailboard,
keelboat,
voyage,
gipsy moth,
seamanship,
nautical,
skippers,
schooner,
monohull,
sloop,
dismasting,
catboat,
boat,
gybing,
windjammer,
yacht race,
ketch,
rhumb line,
skiff,
cammas,
crewed,
dismasted,
trimaran,
saronic gulf,
nautical mile,
outrigger canoe,
kayaking,
helmsman,
yawl,
boatbuilding,
ship,
ushant,
currach,
surfboat,
seas,
crewing,
inshore,
hyeres,
spinnakers,
mariners,
steersmen,
barque,
cape horn,
oared,
burgee,
sailable,
waterskiing,
oarsman,
quiberon,
sculling,
beamy,
scows,
luffing,
celestial navigation,
alvei,
cruise,
sistership,
topsail,
gitana,
landlubber,
centerboard,
clipper ship,
cruise ship,
flybridge,
whaleboat,
vessel,
hobie,
berthing,
afterguard,
cruise liner,
hauraki gulf,
lugger,
moored,
windward passage,
seafaring,
centreboard,
bowman,
mistral,
scilly islands,
coxswains,
gybed,
harbor,
surfing,
abeam,
riding,
run,
running,
swimming,
steaming,
travelling,
walking,
ride,
driving,
baking,
boarding,
climbing,
draw,
passing,
shooting,
skating,
summer,
bowling,
coasting,
guard,
rigged,
banked,
beamed,
docked,
fastest,
fated,
fishing,
pearling,
seagoing,
swiftest,
whaling,
anchored,
armed,
berthed,
bottomed,
bowed
More specific:
beat,
cabotage,
hang gliding,
luff,
parasailing,
tack
Appears in the definition of:
.,
bark,
barque,
beat,
brass monkey,
brig,
brigantine,
canvas,
canvass,
clipper,
clipper ship,
close-hauled,
close to the wind,
cutter,
dhow,
felucca,
fife rail,
figurehead,
fore-and-after,
galleon,
hermaphrodite brig,
iceboat,
ice yacht,
indiaman,
jigger,
jiggermast,
ketch,
large,
lateen-rig,
leeward,
leg,
longboat,
luff,
mainmast,
norfolk wherry,
note,
pastime,
plain sailing,
pond,
ratlin,
ratline,
rigger,
sail,
sailboat,
sailing boat,
schooner,
scooter,
seamanship,
sheet,
ship's chandler,
sloop,
sloop of war,
smack,
square-rigger,
tack,
weatherliness,
weatherly,
weigh anchor,
weigh the anchor,
wherry,
windjammer,
windward,
yawl
More general:
departure,
employment,
flight,
flying,
going,
going away,
job,
leaving,
seafaring,
water travel,
work
Synonyms:
afloat,
at sea,
glide,
gliding,
navigation,
sailplaning,
seafaring,
soaring
Also try:
— Adjectives for sailing:
plain,
smooth,
fast,
clear,
swift,
easy,
slow,
rough,
superior,
fair,
solar,
more...
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