Preposition: of

• boat: As the engineer in the party it fell to me to lie upside down under the transom of the boat extracting the old battery.

Converse of object

• have: It may be that you have a transom hung rudder.

• fit: Inboard rudder, see the hints and tips page for how to fit a transom hung one!

• include: The Comar 6 range includes transoms and mullions with a 50mm sight-line.

Adjective modifier

• flat: Each lead by at about my the flat transom.

• wide: Dolly Mixture 1972 This design has a V section hull with a very wide transom for spinnaker reaching in strong winds.

• open: The cockpit features an open, roomy design and an open transom.

• rounded: Mark XI 1958 A development of the Mark IX, with a more rounded transom and stern sections.

• wooden: NEVER step over the stern of the Zodiac; the slightest wave could bring the wooden transom and engine down on your foot.

• single: Only one original window, of six lights with a single transom, survives.

Modifies a noun

• flap: Same is true for rain, or water coming in through transom flaps during launching, say.

• window: Gable has renewed 3 light casement with top lights, mullion and transom window above with attic 2 light casement.

• door: A standard transom door gives access to the optional bathing platform.

• board: The mizzen mast thwart and the teak transom board have been selected to show how the coating has performed a year after application.

• corner: The traveler is set with the boom end on the transom corner or 5 cm outside.

• stern: To improve their roll stability these ships have a pronounced tumblehome and transom sterns through which gun ports are cut.

Noun used with modifier

• bow: Both the stern and bow transoms are made of wood from a different tree than that used for the main body.

• walk-thru: The walk-thru transom leads to an extended bathing platform with swim ladder and transom shower.

• teak: The mizzen mast thwart and the teak transom board have been selected to show how the coating has performed a year after application.