ridge rope
fore and aft
catamaran
beam
liner
carrick bitt
free board
buttock
bower
second-rate
dandy
blanketing
yawl
rhumb sailing
taffrail
bilgeway
poop
yardarm
weather bow
forepeak
cranse iron
advice boat
sheer
sloop of war
coxless pair
consort
slam dunk
ketch
lee
shallow-draught
portoise
shallow-draft
shipwide
surface ship
square-rigger
board
double
shipboard
dolphin striker
water level
twinship
martingale
romper
headrail
inrigger
outboard
twinhull
bowsprit
knighthead
forebody
figurehead
weatherboard
sharp end
blockade-runner
head reach
head to wind
sister ship
aftermost
whaleboat
monger
orlop deck
wake
deckside
studdingsail
midship
brace
letter of marque
seaway
afterbody
drydock
freeboard deck
brig
sailcraft
hook
deadworks
multihull
skullcup
dry-dock
broadside
bireme
Irish pennant
barque
lower deck
raceabout
gamber
afterpeak
racing gig
pushpit
crojik
quarterdeck
sculler
peterman
warcraft
cutter
cruiser
wing
breakwater
snout
buoy tender

English words for 'either of a pair of lifelines running alongside the bowsprit of a ship'

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