BOATING TERMINOLOGY
Lee The side opposite to that from which
the wind blows.
Leeward Situated on the side turned away from
the wind. (Opposite of windward.)
Leeway The amount a boat is carried sideways
by the wind’s force or current.
Limber Holes Drainage holes in the bilge timbers of
a vessel allowing water to run to a low
point for pumping out.
List (1) A continuous leaning to one side
often caused by an imbalance in
stowage or a leak into one
compartment; (2) A light list is a
printed listing of aids to navigation in
geographical order; or inclining of a
vessel toward the side.
LOA Length overall; the maximum length of
a vessel’s hull, excluding projecting
spars or rudder.
Locker A storage place, a closet.
Log A record or diary of a vessel’s journey.
Lubber’s Line A mark or permanent line on a
compass that shows the course of the
boat.
Making Way Making progress through the water.
Marina A place, essentially a dock area,
where small recreational craft are
kept; usually where floats or piers as
well as service facilities are available.
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