ship, vessel, boat

pilot of a ship, sailor or mariner

on board (a ship), aboard

ship-breaking

gigantic, very vast

keel

seagull, a marine bird, the crow that flew with the ship and hovered around it because it could not find a place to sit in the sea, Metaphorically: the person who had no option to stay except in one place

a submarine

anchor a ship

To come to anchor, to cast anchor.

To come to anchor, to cast anchor.

naval, nautical, related to ship

an iron ship, an iron-clad

to drive the stationed ship, Metaphorically: to leave

pilot a ship

bill of loading

pirate

navigation, sailing, boating, navigation, piloting a ship

marine or sea-borne trade, riverine trade, trade by ship

the paraphernalia of a bride, vestments and furniture of every kind which a bride brings to her husband's house; bride's portion, a dowry

loud cries of praise and commendation

aeroplane, airplane, aircraft

spaceship, spacecraft

sail boat

steamer

fighter-plane, war-ship