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• kayak: Or deliberately capsize the kayak to teach her fortitude?

• drill: First things first, being the cruel father I am, I made her do half a dozen capsize drills.

• ship: All around is an empty ocean with just the stern of a capsized ship in the distance.

• vessel: A number of us read of the launching in horrendously heavy seas which capsized the vessel.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: Rocking Boat with Rocking Horse Action Pitch and toss with rocking horse action; the Rocking Boat wo n't capsize.

Preposition: in

• race: The second race ( Race 3 ) was won by Jonathon House who had recovered well from a capsize in the previous race.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: They then transferred the youths ashore, at one point the lifeboat being almost capsized by breaking surf.

• just: They reached the Seraph despite the heavy surf, tho General Clark's boat capsized just as it got alongside.

• not: Or it would have done, if the ship had not capsized.

Used with why or when

• when: We had a problem with the sheet of the jib and we capsized when we tried to tack.

Preposition: in

• sea: On the 6 th August 1912, a boat with six men on board was capsized in the sea at Harwich.

• storm: Shelley died when the rather unstable boat in which he was sailing in Mediterranean with a companion capsized in a storm.

• weather: More importantly, they are designed to save your life, even in the event of being capsized in foul weather.

Preposition: by

• wave: A luxury ocean liner is capsized by a giant rogue wave on New Year's Eve.