Category:Nautical terminology
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Subcategories
This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.
Pages in category "Nautical terminology"
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B
- Banana boat (ship)
- Bank effect
- Barrelman
- Battlecarrier
- Beaching (nautical)
- Beam (nautical)
- Berth (moorings)
- Blue sign
- Boat trailer
- Boating
- Boatswain
- Bobstay
- Bollard pull
- Boom (navigational barrier)
- Boom (sailing)
- Boom vang
- Boomkin
- Bow rider
- Boy seaman
- Brail
- Brightwork
- Builder's Old Measurement
- Bulb keel
- Bulbous bow
- Bulkhead (partition)
- Buoy
C
- Cabin (ship)
- Cable length
- Caboose (ship's galley)
- Capsize screening formula
- Capsizing
- Sea captain
- Captain of the port
- Captain's cabin
- Careening
- Catamaran
- Catboat
- Cathead
- Center console (boat)
- Centreboard
- Chain
- Chain girth
- Chainplate
- Chains (nautical)
- Channel (geography)
- Charlie Noble (chimney)
- Chief engineer
- Chief mate
- Chine (boating)
- Circle of death (boating)
- Cold ironing
- Companionway
- Compartment (ship)
- Conn (nautical)
- Consort (nautical)
- Constant bearing, decreasing range
- Cuddy (cabin)
- Cunningham (sailing)
- Cutwater
D
- Damage control (maritime)
- Day shapes
- Dead water
- Deadeye
- Deadweight tonnage
- Deadwood (shipbuilding)
- Deck (ship)
- Deck department
- Deckhead
- Depressor weight
- Dismasting
- Displacement (ship)
- Displacement–length ratio
- Divisional transport officer
- Dock
- Dog watch
- Dolphin (structure)
- Dorade box
- Downhaul
- Draft (hull)
- Draft (sail)
- Draft survey
- Dredging
- Drifter (fishing boat)
- Dunnage