What is another word for moorings?
Pronunciation:
[ mˈʊ͡əɹɪŋz], [ mˈʊəɹɪŋz], [ m_ˈʊə_ɹ_ɪ_ŋ_z]
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Synonyms for Moorings:
n.
• marina (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- moorage,
- anchorage,
- docks,
- tendril,
- LINEs,
- Jutty,
- Halser,
- dock,
- trips,
- cable,
- levee,
- havens,
- arrivals,
- pillowcases,
- hook,
- button,
- encampments,
- landing,
- Sea wall,
- shifts,
- slip,
- filament,
- offices,
- mole,
- house,
- mooring,
- roads,
- line,
- lineage,
- dry dock,
- string,
- moorlands,
- Piers,
- fixes,
- gaucheries,
- gaffes,
- dockage,
- port,
- cases,
- road,
- aid,
- Jetties,
- haven,
- chain,
- moors,
- teddies,
- wire,
- berths,
- embankment,
- Wharfs,
- painter,
- bunks,
- slips,
- ribbon,
- harbor,
- places,
- posts,
- cord,
- Wharves,
- tendon,
- fiber,
- seawall,
- dockyard,
- harbour,
- basin,
- bond,
- dockings,
- assistance,
- backing,
- hawser,
- rope,
- harborage,
- seaport,
- breakwater,
- anchor,
- pier,
- shimmies,
- espousal,
- skids,
- anchors,
- strips,
- cordage,
- miscues,
- positions,
- Family,
- guy,
- shipyard,
- spots,
- situations,
- slicks,
- lacing,
- groin,
- jetty,
- levees,
- anchorages,
- cuttings,
- riband,
- wharf,
- bulkhead,
- fastener,
- file,
- chemises,
- girth,
- berth.
How to use "Moorings" in context?
Last Updated on Sat, 10 Dec 2018 | Marine Weather
A mooring is an anchored floating object that is used to keep a vessel in a certain location. The object can be a large boat, a specialized buoy, or a piece of wreckage. A mooring rope is attached to the object and a ship or a pier is used to attach the rope to a cleat. The other end of the rope is attached to a mooring ring.
The purpose of a mooring is toa keep a vessel stationary while it is awaiting its next assignment.
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