shipboard Definition
ship·board (s̸hip′bôrd′)
noun
- a ship: chiefly in on shipboard, aboard a ship
- Obsolete the side of a ship
adjective
done, happening, used, etc. on a ship a shipboard romance
shipboard Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- landing: Day currency requirements, four shipboard landings within the preceding 9 months.
- operation: Without TACAN, IMC recovery during shipboard operations may not be possible.
- account: Mail Mail may be posted from the ship and will be charged to passengers ' individual shipboard accounts.
- fire: According to the International Maritime Organization ( IMO ) the average shipboard fire burns for 23 hours at sea and 20 hours in port.
- life: In addition, aspects of shipboard life will be illustrated.
- activity: The president feels many shipboard activities in the pool buffet of pancakes.
Browse dictionary entries near shipboard
- ‹ -ship
- ‹ ship's papers
- ‹ ship-rigged
- ‹ ship of the line
- ‹ ship money
- ‹ ship chandler
- ‹ ship canal
- ‹ ship biscuit
- ‹ ship
- ‹ Shiokawa, Masajuro
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- shipowner ›

