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bathyscaph a small, self-contained deep-sea research submarine with a spherical observation chamber mounted under the hull.
bilge the rounded part of a ship's hull between the bottom and the sides. [3/5 definitions]
bobstay a rope or chain from the bowsprit to the cutting edge of a boat's hull.
bream2 to clean (a ship's hull) of barnacles and other matter by applying heat and scraping.
bumpkin2 a pole or beam protruding from a ship's deck or hull used to tie down blocks and the like or to extend sails.
careen to tilt (a ship) on its side for cleaning and repair of the hull. [1/5 definitions]
cottonseed meal meal made from the cottonseed after the hull and oil are removed, used as fertilizer and feed.
deadlight a thick glass window set in a ship's hull or deck. [1/3 definitions]
dry dock a basin-shaped dock that holds a ship and that can be drained or lifted to expose the ship's hull for cleaning or repairs.
flying boat a large floating seaplane with a hull-shaped body.
freeboard the distance on a cargo ship between the water line and the highest watertight deck or the upper edge of the side of the hull. [1/2 definitions]
futtock one of the segments of the curved wooden ribs in the hull of a ship.
hold2 the storage space in the hull of a ship.
hydrofoil a winglike structure that is attached to a vessel to raise its hull above the water when the vessel is moving and thus to increase its speed. [1/2 definitions]
hydroplane a light, fast motorboat that at high speeds skims the water with only the rear part of the hull touching the surface. [1/5 definitions]
keel a structural part extending lengthwise down the bottom center of the hull of a boat or ship, important for stability in water. [1/4 definitions]
keelson a timber or girder in the hull of a ship, fastened above and parallel to the keel to add structural strength.
meat the inner, edible portion, as distinguished from the shell, skin, or hull. [1/4 definitions]
motorboat a boat driven by a motor mounted inside or outside the hull. [1/2 definitions]
outboard located on the outside of a ship's hull or bulwarks. [1/3 definitions]
Plimsoll mark one of a series of lines on the hull of a merchant ship that indicate the depth to which, under different, legally specified circumstances, it may be loaded.