Breakwater A structure, usually stone or concrete,
built to create a harbor or improve an
existing one.
Bulkhead Vertical partition in a boat.
Burdened Former term for the vessel which must
Vessel stay clear of vessels with the
right-of-way.
Calking Forcing filler material into the seams of
(Caulking) the planks in a boat’s deck
or sides to make them watertight.
Camber The arch of a deck sloping downward
from the center toward the sides.
Capsize To turn over.
Carburetor Required equipment on all motorboats
except Backfire Flame outboards and
diesels. Reduces chance of fire
Arrestor caused by backfires in
internal combustion engines.
Cardinal Points The four main points of a
compass: north, east, south and west.
Ceiling The inside lining of the hull.
Certificate Government paper, such as a boat’s
license.
Chart A map of a body of water that contains
piloting information.
Chine The intersection of sides and bottom
of a boat.
Cleat A piece of wood or metal with
projecting ends to which lines are
made fast.
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