prow

Preposition: of

• ship: This monument represents the prow of a ship, with the prince pointing the way to a group of notable onlookers.
• boat: The sun deck, accessed through the lounge, is shaped like the prow of a boat.
• rock: Who Dares Might Win 6m HVS Start at the foot of the arete of the prow of rock.
• vessel: Mr. Gordon, with the assistance of an oar, vaulted from the prow of the little vessel onto the shore.
• warship: They grab attention ( remember that image of Greenpeace members in inflatables around the prow of an American warship?
• ridge: Our Neighborhood Watch is in Upper Norwood - the prow of the first ridge of Glacial Gravel south of the London Clay bowl.

Converse of object

• overhang: Climb diagonally right to gain the nose of the overhanging prow.
• jut: Spurred on by the vultures he whipped up the jutting highball prow of J Mascis V7.
• have: The ship on the left has a concave prow with a projecting forefoot.
• round: Round the prow of one boat is the smoke from a flare lit to attract the fish.
• lean: Also done by Gary at V5, the left leaning prow at the right edge of the wall.
• hang: Takes the obvious hanging prow up its seaward edge.

Adjective modifier

• prominent: Tony Marr 7 th February 1999 A few meters further right is a prominent square prow.
• impressive: Pull over the front left corner of the roof to finish up the nose of the impressive prow.
• blunt: Here the immediate view is of the blunt conical prow of Goatfell's southern ridge.
• undercut: The Main Edge To the right is a chimney and a prominent undercut prow.
• sharp: Kayak is carved with sharp pointed prow, short stern and flat base.
• pointed: Kayak is carved with sharp pointed prow, short stern and flat base.

Noun used with modifier

• summit: Move up and immediately step left out onto the front face of the summit prow.
• steel: The cast steel prow is 48 cm thick at its strongest point.