A Dictionary of Sea Terms (1919)This vintage book is an exhaustive and profusely illustrated dictionary of nineteenth- and eighteen-century nautical terminology. “A Dictionary of Sea Terms” will appeal to those with an interest in sailing, and would make for a fantastic addition to collections of related literature. Many old books such as this are becoming increasingly scarce and expensive. It is with this in mind that we are republishing this volume now in an affordable, high-quality edition complete with a specially commissioned new introduction on sailing. |
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... competitors from moored buoys which were held by the coxswain and let go when the signal to go was given: at these times the buoy was called the “bung.” Bunk.—A bed on board ship. The word is used in contradistinction to hammock.
... competitors from moored buoys which were held by the coxswain and let go when the signal to go was given: at these times the buoy was called the “bung.” Bunk.—A bed on board ship. The word is used in contradistinction to hammock.
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... by signal, not only what boat has come to a berth, but also who may be on board. The burgee marks the club to which a yacht belongs; numbers (flags) hoisted over the burgee indicate the boat's number (and therefore her name); ...
... by signal, not only what boat has come to a berth, but also who may be on board. The burgee marks the club to which a yacht belongs; numbers (flags) hoisted over the burgee indicate the boat's number (and therefore her name); ...
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As a signal that she has been abroad she must fly the ensign from sunrise to sunset, and expose a light under her bowsprit by night, until she has been cleared. Clearing hawse.—(See under HAWSE.) Cleat, kevel, or cavil.
As a signal that she has been abroad she must fly the ensign from sunrise to sunset, and expose a light under her bowsprit by night, until she has been cleared. Clearing hawse.—(See under HAWSE.) Cleat, kevel, or cavil.
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Code signals.—A collection of signs or symbols reduced to an orderly arrangement and made use of by vessels at sea or from stations ashore. There is now an international nautical code made general use of by three methods,—viz., flags, ...
Code signals.—A collection of signs or symbols reduced to an orderly arrangement and made use of by vessels at sea or from stations ashore. There is now an international nautical code made general use of by three methods,—viz., flags, ...
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