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Definitions from the WebShip's PoleDescription:A ship's pole, also known as a ship's mast or a ship's spar, is a tall vertical structure located on a ship that serves various purposes. It provides support for sails, rigging, and navigation equipment, allowing the ship to maneuver effectively in the water. Senses:Noun:1. A vertical structure on a ship that supports sails and rigging. 2. A tall pole used for marking channels or hazards in navigable waters. Verb:1. To equip a ship with a pole for supporting sails and rigging. 2. To mark a navigable path or hazards with tall poles for guidance. Usage:Noun: - The ship's pole swayed in the wind as the crew hoisted the sails. - The captain used a ship's pole to signal the crew to adjust the rigging. - The ship's pole acted as a prominent marker for sailors passing through the treacherous reef. Verb: - The sailors began to ship the pole to prepare for the upcoming storm. - We need to ship poles along the river to indicate safe routes for boaters. Related Products on Amazon: Ship Mast, Sailing Rigging, Nautical Navigation Tools | ||||
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