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• Tuck: Tuck refers to the process of securing the sails of a ship by taking in the excess canvas and tying it down. This is done to reduce the surface area of the sails and make them more manageable during high winds or storms. Tucking can be done ... Read More >>
• Crown: In maritime context, the crown refers to the uppermost part of a ship's hull where it meets the deck. It is the highest point of the ship's structure and is often used as a reference point for navigation and measurement. The crown is an imp ... Read More >>
• Face Plate: In maritime context, a face plate refers to a metal plate that is attached to the front of a ship's winch or windlass. The face plate is used to guide the anchor chain or rope as it is being wound in or paid out. It also helps to distribute ... Read More >>