Abaf
T
w
r
th
r
r
f th
t
ea
At ri
ht an
les to the boat
s keel
Aboard
n the boat.
Abreast
ide b
side.
Adrift
oose, not on a moor
n
or tow
ne
Af
T
w
r
r
t th
t
rn
tuck
ast on the bottom.
ea
In
f
rw
r
m
ti
n.
-
1
An ob
ect or area midwa
between
the bow and the stern o
the boat;
2
An ob
ect or area
midwa
between the port and the starboard side of the
t.
Th
t
n
r
nit
t
m
r
th
tren
th of an electrical current
Astern
Dir
ti
n
tr
v
l wh
n
t m
v
kw
r
Movement from
ort to the bottom o
the lowest part o
the boat
or example, the propeller
tip or rudder
;
2
The depth o
water necessar
to
loat
t.
Even keel
To be
loatin
evenl
without listin
to
ith
r
i
.
e means
w
c
t
e
ot
n
ine or the
enerator exhaust
ases are moved
rom
the en
ine and released into the atmosphere.
Fathom
Six
6
feet.
Fender
A rubber or plastic device positioned to
absorb impact between vessels or a vessel and a
Flar
1
utward curve o
the hull as it comes up
the side
rom the water line;
2
A p
rotechnic device
used for emer
enc
si
nallin
.
Flotsa
efuse that floats when dischar
ed over-
r
.
The uppermost steerin
station from
whi
h th
v
l i
ntr
ll
Fore-and-af
line, or an
thin
else, that runs par-
allel to the lon
itudinal center o
the boat.
Forward
T
w
r
th
w
Freeboard
Th
minim
m v
rti
l
i
t
n
r
m th
enter of the water to the center of the
unwale
Th
kit
h
n
r
f
t.
aske
strip of sealin
material used to make
oints
luid ti
ht.
elcoa
- The thin outer la
er o
pi
mented plastic
used on exposed
iber
lass components
land
The movable part o
a stu
in
box, which
ompresses the packin
when ti
htened
also re
erred
to as packin
land”
round
The electrical potential of the
electrical
round
earth’s sur
ace, which is zero.
unwal
1
The line where the upper deck and the
hull meet;
2
The upper ed
e o
a boat’s side.
Hatche
overs on hatchwa
s.
ccess wa
s throu
h decks
permanent cover over t
e ca
n or coc
-
pit.
Hawser
heav
rope used
or moorin
or towin
Head
A toilet or lavator
.
ainship 40 Trawler Sin
le & Twin • Glossar
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