What is another word for moorage?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈʊ͡əɹɪd͡ʒ], [ mˈʊəɹɪdʒ], [ m_ˈʊə_ɹ_ɪ_dʒ]
Synonyms for Moorage:
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n.
• berth • docking • moorage • possession Other relevant words:
- Anchoring ,
- anchorage ,
- anchorage ground ,
- arrival ,
- billet ,
- blemish ,
- blot ,
- bunk ,
- case ,
- change ,
- charge ,
- chemise ,
- cutting ,
- dock ,
- dockage ,
- dot ,
- eluding ,
- elusion ,
- fault ,
- faux pas ,
- fee ,
- function ,
- gaffe ,
- gaucherie ,
- grade ,
- journey ,
- lapse ,
- miscue ,
- mooring line ,
- moorings ,
- office ,
- parapraxis ,
- pillow slip ,
- pillowcase ,
- place ,
- position ,
- post ,
- posture ,
- shift ,
- shimmy ,
- sideslip ,
- situation ,
- skid ,
- slickness ,
- slip of paper ,
- slipperiness ,
- soil ,
- solecism ,
- speck ,
- spot ,
- stain ,
- station ,
- strip ,
- teddies ,
- teddy ,
- trip .
How to use "Moorage" in context?
Moorage is a form of harborage that allows vessels to tie up in a safe and secure location while in port or at sea. Traditional moorages consisted of wooden piles driven into the mud of a harbor or river, with an associated wharf. Moorages can also be found at lakes and other water bodies. Modern moorages may consist of metal poles with systems of PVC pipes and hoses for mooring and pumping out anchorage water. Moorages can accommodate vessels of many sizes and types, from small leisureboats to large container ships.
Hyponym for Moorage:
n.
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possession
fee.
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possession
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