Possessives

• ship: The coin shows Fortuna, the goddess of good luck, holding a ship's rudder.

Converse of object

• lift: Just remember to take it out and lift the rudder by hand before you run up the beach.

• operate: To operate a rudder that's controlled by the foot.

• use: Try not to use the rudder at all to start with.

• have: Neither of the two rigs in these cases had a rudder or motive power.

Adjective modifier

• stern: Use a stern rudder to control the kayak's direction.

• twin: Expert on all you'll find the twin rudders three.

• balanced: Balanced elevator and balanced rudder Landing Gear: Cross axle type.

• broken: Apart from the usual dismasting, broken rudder, tillers, rigging etc, she has been reasonably trouble free.

• fixed: She has an Full Force carbon centerboard and a Driver fixed carbon rudder.

• large: A large rudder had appeared on the tail which in essence would make the plane yaw to the left.

Modifies a noun

• pedal: How this works will depend on whether you have rudder pedals or not.

• blade: Upon examination it was found that the bottom of the rudder blade had been bent.

• shaft: The rudder shaft can be seen about 0.8 m back from the bow, operated by a linkage from the handlebars.

• stock: It was often made from an old rudder stock, the slot being cut by sawing into the hole for the tiller.

• assembly: The left hand rudder assembly also is supported in the correct relative position.

• angle: I notice now that I made a mistake indicating alfa as the rudder angle.

Noun used with modifier

• bow: The bow rudder for control in the wee rocky bits.

• side: The vessels are steered by means of a side rudder in form of a large oar.

• lifting: Both boats have a simple dagger board for sailing, and a lifting rudder.