Words and phrases that have a meaning related to ship:  (732 results)
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'tween decks, ., aback, abaft, abandoned ship, abeam, aboard, actual, afoulip, aft, after part, aground, aloft, amidship, amidships, anchor light, appointment, articles of agreement, astern, athwart, at seap, auxiliary boiler, awning deck, ballast, banana boat, bark, barnacled, barque, batten, bay, beach, beamy, bear down on, bear down upon, becket, belaying pin, bell, belly, bell book, berth, between decks, bilge, bilge keel, bilge water, bill of health, binnacle, bitt, black flag, blockade-runner, bo's'n, bo'sun, boarder, boarding, boarding card, boarding pass, boatload, boatswain, boatswain's chair, bollard, bos'n, bosun, bosun's chair, bottom, bounty, brace, bream, breeches buoy, bridge, bridge deck, brig, broadside, broken-backed, buccaneering, built in bed, bulkhead, bumboat, bunk, bunker, cabin, cabin boy, cabin class, caboose, call, captain, careen, cargo area, cargo deck, cargo hold, cargo ship, cargo vessel, carinate, carinated, carling float, carload, carrick bitt, cattleship, cattle boat, center of buoyancy, center of immersion, centre of buoyancy, centre of immersion, change course, channel, charybdis, circumnavigate, circumnavigation, clear, clipper, clipper ship, closing, coal, coaming, combat ship, companionway, company, compass, concern, conn, constitution, containership, container ship, container vessel, cookhouse, cordage, corsair, cox, coxswain, crew, crewman, crosswind, cruise liner, cruise ship, cuddy, cutter, dacrydium franklinii, deaden, deadlight, debarkation, deck, deck-house, deckhand, degauss, degaussing, demurrage, derelict, destabilization, disembarkation, disembarkment, distress, distress call, distress signal, dock, docked, donkey boiler, dress ship, drift, dry-dock, drydock, dry dock, embarkation, embarkment, embrasure, engineering, engine room, ensign, escutcheon, exocet, factory ship, fairlead, fantail, felucca, fireroom, fire ship, first class, first mate, fitting, flagship, float, floating, flotsam, flybridge, flying bridge, flying dutchman, fly bridge, fo'c'sle, fore, fore-and-aft, forecastle, foremost, forward, foul, fouled, foundering, freighter, fuel, funnel, futtock shroud, galleon, galley, garboard, garboard plank, garboard strake, gas-turbine ship, gig, gimbals, glory hole, going ashore, going under, gooseneck barnacle, goose barnacle, graving dock, ground, gybe, gyrostabiliser, gyrostabilizer, h.m.s. bounty, hand, harborage, harbourage, hardtack, hatchway, head, headfast, headway, headwind, head sea, heel, helm, helmsman, hogged, hold, holystone, home port, homing torpedo, hospital ship, hulk, hull, huon pine, hurricane deck, hurricane roof, iceboat, icebreaker, impracticable, impractical, impress, indiaman, infection, intercom, intercommunication system, interphone, in service, jack, japan, jetsam, jib, jibe, jolly, jolly boat, jolly roger, jonah, keeled, keelson, kill, lagarostrobus franklinii, land, landing party, larboard, large, launch, lazaretto, leeway, lepas fascicularis, liberian, liberty ship, lifeboat, life raft, lightship, limbers, liner, list, load line, log, loxodrome, lubber's line, lubber's mark, lubber's point, lubber line, lurch, magnetic mine, mammoth, maneuverable, manifest, marine engineer, master, master-at-arms, mate, mayflower, merchantman, merchant ship, messmate, metacenter, metacentre, midships, minelayer, minesweeper, monkey bridge, monkey ladder, muster roll, naval engineer, navigability, navigation, navigational system, navigator, nihon, nippon, nuclear-powered ship, ocean liner, officer, offing, oiler, oil slick, oil tanker, old ironsides, onboard, opening, orthogonal, outfitting, out of service, out of sight, overhead, painted, panama canal, passage, passenger ship, patent log, perceive, picket ship, pilot biscuit, pilot bread, pinnace, piracy, pirate, pirate flag, pirate ship, pitch, pitching, planking, plimsoll, plimsoll line, plimsoll mark, plow, poop, poop deck, port, porthole, port of call, press of canvas, press of sail, promenade deck, propel, provide, pump well, purser, quarter, quarterdeck, ratlin, ratline, refit, refuel, reship, reshipment, retired, rhumb, rhumb line, ride, rider plate, ridged, ridge rope, riding lamp, riding light, rig, rigging, rock, roll, roustabout, run, sail, sailing, sailing master, sailor, salvage, save-all, school ship, screw log, scuttle, sea-duty, search, sea biscuit, sea captain, sea ladder, sea steps, second class, seizer, send on, service abroad, shanghai, shanghaier, shell plating, ship's bell, ship's boat, ship's company, ship's galley, ship's papers, ship-towed long-range acoustic detection system, shipboard, shipboard duty, shipboard system, shipload, shipmate, shipowner, shipping articles, shipside, shipwreck, ship biscuit, ship broker, sickbay, sick berth, sister ship, skipper, slave ship, slip, smack, small ship, small stores, sonic boom, southerly, square-rigger, starboard, station, steam, steamer, steamship, steerage, steerer, steering, steersman, step, stern, stern chaser, steward, stokehold, stokehole, storage area, stowaway, stow away, strake, suez canal, supercargo, superstructure, supply ship, swab, tackle, taffrail, taffrail log, tail, tailwind, tanker, tank ship, tender, third class, three-decker, tonnage, tonnage duty, topside, tossing, tourist class, training ship, transit, transport ship, transship, treasure ship, trim, troopship, tunnage, turnaround, turnaround time, undergird, under way, undock, unswervingly, wale, warship, war vessel, watch, waterline, water level, water line, wear ship, well, whaler, whaling ship, wharf, windjammer, wreck, wrecked, yardarm, yaw, yawl, yellow jack
More general:
displace, move, watercraft
Synonyms:
send, transport
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— Adjectives for ship: first, british, own, large, english, american, french, old, big, small, little, more...

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