hawsehole
scupper
inboard
prow
helm port
square-rigger
surface ship
gaffrigger
breakwater
outboard
shipwide
merchant ship
midship
beam
beakhead
liner
dead flat
freeboard deck
submersible
newbuild
submersible warship
yardarm
third-rate
skullcup
board
foul berth
throat
manchua
lateener
forebody
shipboard
aground
letter of marque
forward
grounding
jetsam
afterpeak
deadworks
newbuilding
topside
afterbody
extravasate
flotsam
merchantman
snout
bottom
victualler
mooring post
raft port
freighter
buoy tender
shrimper
cargo ship
sheer
riding light
anchor light
cargoman
weather roll
minelayer
shipbuilding
cargo vessel
goelette
lucky bag
riding lamp
afore
blockade-runner
pump well
cowl
shot prop
seaway
quarter
after part
bowsprit
poop
tail
stern
underwater
shoaler
fore and aft
airship tender
skimmer
gangway
berthing
gauge
scaphoid
chase port
towboat
cross-jack yard
commerce raider
dagger
bargeful
pushpit
rigger
catamaran
summercastle
afterdeck
ahull

English words for 'A hole in a ship through which a hawser is passed.'

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