[The following illustrated glossary first appeared in its entirety in Wooden Ship Building and the Interpretation of Shipwrecks, by J.
Keywords: Illustrated Glossary of Ship and Boat Terms. alow and aloft nautical terms for "below and above" meaning thoroughly, in every possible place. aboveboard in nautical terms, above deck here used figuratively to mean still alive. a-blowing like a garding blooming like a garden. Study Help Full Glossary for Treasure Island. Bait includes live and dead baitfish, crabs, crayfish, worms, eels, insects, mussels, clams, cut bait (fish), chicken livers, corn kernels, dough balls, squid, and shrimp, both in their natural and artificial forms. One of the most common fishing terms, bait refers to an attractant added to a hook to catch fish. Many nautical charts are marked in fathoms, not feet Feather the line - term used for. Fishing Dictionary - A reference page containing an alphabetical list of words or other linguistic terms used by fishermen and anglers with specialised information about them including meanings. List W O D: Loof W O D: Luff W O D: Mast W O D: Mate W O D: Poop W O D: Port W O D: Prow W O D: Reef W O D: Road W O D: Stay W O D: Stem W O D: Tack W O D: Veer W O D: Wake W O D: Warp: W O D. 
Nautical Term: Aft Meaning: Toward the stern of the boat. Nautical Term: Marlinspike Meaning: A tool for opening the strands of a rope while splicing.
Nautical Term: Screw Meaning: A boat's propeller. Nautical Term: Stow Meaning: To put an item in its proper place.
Nautical Term: Gangway Meaning: The area of a ship's side where people board and disembark. By 1890, most sculptors relied heavily on show figures for their income, and show figures were no longer dominated by the racist images of Indians and Turks. In the mid-19th century, both the role and subject matter of nautical figureheads were changed dramatically by the growth of the carving industry and decline of wooden shipbuilding.
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