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39 Cards in this Set

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abaft
an object behind another
abreast
abeam of
accommodation
portable steps
against the sun
counter-clockwise
air tank
lifeboat flotation
alive
be alert
all hands
entire crew including officers
alongside
close to the side of a vessel or pier
amidships
in or towards the middle part
annunciator
an instrument used for sending orders from the bridge to the engine room
apron
portion of a wharf lying between the waters edge and the transit room
arm
elbow at the lower end of the anchor shank ending in the flute
ash breeze
a no wind condition
athwartships
at right angles to the centerlines
awash
level with the waters surface, overflowing
aweigh
off the bottom, "anchors aweigh"
backstay
wire rope leading from mast to stern to brace the mast
balanced rudder
a rudder with a turning axis about between the forward and after edges
barratry
Fraud or other dishonest acts by the master or crew
barrel
rotation drum of a windless or capstan
battens
steel strips used in securing hatch tarpalings in place
bearing
the direction towards an object
becket
a rope eye for the hook of a block
belay
to make fast to a pin or cleat
bending shackle
shackle connecting anchor chain to the anchor ring
bilge keel
keel on the turn of the bilge to help prevent rolling
bill of lading
a contract for carrying goods
bolt
a roll of canvass
boot topping
the part of the hull just above and below the water line
breech
the part of the block just opposite the swallow
bridle
an assembly of wire or chain used as a sling
brightwork
bare metal which is kept polished
broad on the bow
45 degrees from the bow
brow
a gangplank
buckler plate
a plate fitted on a hawspipe to close it
bunker
a tank to stow fuel for the ships purposes
bunting
light material used for flags
bushing
the bearing of the sheave to a block on the pin
bull rope
a rope used for hoisting a topmast or topgallant mast in a square-rigged ship