cruiser

Converse of object

• sink: She sank three British cruisers in a few minutes in September 1914.
• moor: Brad is currently in charge of HMS Belfast, the cruiser moored on the Embankment, in London.
• hire: Hire a cruiser or yacht on the Norfolk Broads, River Thames, or Yorkshire Ouse.
• build: Not bad for a reasonably heavy displacement Swedish built cruiser without using a kite.

Adjective modifier

• armored: The armored cruiser was launched on 27 May 1895.
• twin-screw: The second GOOD HOPE is an 18-gun twin-screw cruiser, launched at Fairfield in 1901.
• self-drive: A good way to explore the waterways is on a self-drive cruiser.
• Argentine: The Argentine cruiser " Buenos Aires " , which is illustrated, is quite one of the most interesting vessels ever built at Elswick.
• cross-town: What the devil is there to astonish anybody about a cross-town cruiser with a red water line?
• armed: His first ship was the Laurentic an armed merchant cruiser which was sunk by enemy action in the Irish Channel.

Modifies a noun

• narrowboat: Country Fair is a 37 foot cruiser style narrowboat designed for a couple and priced accordingly.
• squadron: The to the west Indies to join the 4th Cruiser squadron.
• racer: BOSS races yachts ranging in size from 32 ' cruiser racers to ex Whitbread Round the World ocean racers.
• style: Cruiser style touring ability A conventional cruiser's riding ergonomics owe little to practicality.

Noun used with modifier

• cabin: A cabin cruiser consider them to be obtained from.
• motor: Shared the pontoon with a 61 ' motor cruiser.
• battle: The conference dinner will be held on board the historic WWII battle cruiser HMS Belfast.
• berth: We have chartered this elegant 26 berth cruiser exclusively for our group.
• merchant: In 1915 she was converted into an Armed Merchant Cruiser.
• luxury: Seen from a speeding luxury cruiser, Mallorca looked enticing.