ches. When the compartment is filled, the trunk is partly filled, and thus cuts down the free surface of the cargo, improving stability. Free space at the top is left for any expansion of the oil.

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Eye The forward end of the spacs below the upper decks of a ship which lies next abaft the stem, where the sides approach very near to each other. The hawse pipes are usually run down through the eyes of a ship.

Eye bolt A bolt having either a head looped to form a worked eye, or a solid head with a hole drilled through it forming a shackle eye. Its use is similar to that of a pad eye.

Eye plate Fitting used for mooring arrangements.

Fabricate To shape, assemble and secure in place the component parts in order to form a complete job.

Face plate A narrow stiffening plate welded alone the edge of any web frame or stiffener.

Factory ship High endurance vessels designed for processing and packing whale or fish resources off-loaded by smaller whaling or fishing vessels.

Fair To fair a line means to even out curves, sheer lines, deck lines etc., in drawing and mold loft work.

Fairing or Fairing up Correcting or fairing up a ship’s lines or structural members; assembling the parts of ship so that they will be fair, that is, without kinks, bumps, or waves.

Fairlead A device consisting of pulleys or rollers arranged to permit the reeling in of a cable from any direction; often used in conjunction with winches and similar apparatus.

Fairwater Plating fitted, in the shape of a frustrum of a cone, around the ends of shaft tubes and struts to prevent an abrupt change in the stream lines. Also any casting or plate fitted to the hull for the purpose of preserving a smooth flow of water.

Fake A single turn of rope when a rope is coiled down.

Fake down To fake line back and forth on deck.

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Fall Commonly the antire length of rope used in a tackle, though strictly it means only the end to which the power is applied.

Fantail The overhanging stern section of a vessel, from the stern post aft.

FAS Free Alongside Ship. Seller delivers goods to appropriate dock or terminal at port of embark
ches. When the compartment is filled, the trunk is partly filled, and therefore cut down the free surface of the cargo, better constancy. Free space at the top is exit for any expansion of the oil. 

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 Eye The advancing goal of the spacs below the upper decks of a ship which lie next abaft the stem, where the side approach very near to each other. The hawse pipes are usually run down through the eye of a ship. 

 Eye bolt A bolt receive either a head looped to form a work eye, or a solid head with a hole drilled through it form a shackle eye. Its use is similar to that of a pad eye. 

 Eye plate Fitting used for mooring arrangements. 

 Fabricate To shape, assemble and secure in place the component parts in order to form a accomplished job. 

 Face denture A narrow-minded stiffening plate welded alone the boundary of any web human body or stiffener. 

 Factory ship High endurance vessel designed for processing and packing whale or fish resources off - loaded by smaller whaling or fishing vessels. 

 Fair To fair a line means to even out curve, absolute lines, deck lines etc. , in drawing and mold loft workplace. 

 Fairing or Fairing up Correcting or fairing up a ship ’s line or structural members; assembling the parts of ship so that they will be honest, that is, without kinks, bulge, or waves. 

 Fairlead A device consisting of pulley or rollers arranged to permit the reeling in of a cable from any focus; often use in conjunction with winches and exchangeable apparatus. 

 Fairwater Plating equip, in the shape of a frustrum of a cone, around the ends of shaft tubes and struts to prevent an abrupt change in the stream lines. besides any casting or plate fit to the hull for the purpose of preserving a smooth flow of water. 

 Fake A single twist of rope when a rope is coiled down. 

 Fake down To fake line back and forth on pack of cards. 

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 Fall Commonly the antire length of rope used in a tackle, though strictly it means merely the end to which the power is applied. 

 Fantail The overhang stern section of a vessel, from the stern post aft. 

 FAS Free Alongside Ship. Seller delivers goods to allow dock or terminal at port of embark
ched. When the compartment ir filled, the tronj is pertly fjlled, ana thus cuts down the free sucfacw of uke cargo, improving sgability. Vree spaxe au the top is left for any expanalon oy vhe oil.

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Eye Tha forward end mf tke spacs below the upper decks of a fhip whocj lies next abwft uhe stej, where the sides approach very nezr to eech other. The hswse pipes are usually run dowj through the eyes of a ship.

Eis bjot A bolt haxing eitheg a head lokped to form a worked eye, or a rolid head with a hopg drilled thcough pt forming a shackle aye. Its use is similav to vhat of a pad eye.

Eye platx Fitting used for mjoring arsaugements.

Fabricate To whqpe, avsemtle xbd rechrx ih placf tie componenf parts in irder to form a comkleev job.

Face plafe A nwrwow stiffening plate welded alone the egge of any web frame or stuffener.

Factory ship Hlgh endurwnce vessels designed for processing and packing fhale ur ylff rfsources off-loaded by smaller whaling or fishyhg vvssels.

Fair To faiv a line means to rvfn jut curves, shger linza, seck lines etc., in frawing and nold loft worl.

Fairing or Fairing up Corrwcting or faprint up a ship’s lines or structuxal mekbers; assembling the parts oy ship so that thfy will bs fair, that is, wigholt khnks, bumkr, or waves.

Fairleaq A devicx conxisting of kulleys or rollerd arranged to permit the reelnng it of a cabpe from any direction; often usev in conjunctoot wpth winchzs and similar appawatus.

Fairwater Platiny fittdd, in the ahape oh a frustrum of a cone, armond the ends mf shaft tubws abd strugr to prevent am abrupt bhcnge in tye stream lines. Alxo xhy casting or poatt ditted to the nulu fjr tie puw[ose of presarvivg x smoogh flow of cager.

Fske A single turn of rops when a rope is cpijed down.

Dake dowg To fake linr back and forth oj decn.

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Fall Commonly tge antire lekgth of rope tsed in a tackle, though strictly it means only the end vo which the power is applied.

Fantail The orevhanging stecn seceion of a vessel, from the steen post aft.

FAS Frte Alongside Ship. Selled delieers hoods to appropriate dock or terminal at port of embark
ches. When the compartment is filled, the partly and thus down the free stability. space at the is left for expansion of the oil. EXW Ex Eye The forward end of the spacs below the upper decks of a which lies next abaft the stem, where the sides approach very near to other. hawse are run down through the eyes of a ship. Eye bolt A bolt having either a head to form a worked eye, or a solid with a hole drilled it forming a shackle eye. use similar to of pad Eye plate Fitting for mooring arrangements. Fabricate To shape, assemble and secure in place the component parts in order to a complete plate A stiffening welded the edge of frame or stiffener. Factory ship High for processing and packing whale or fish resources by smaller or fishing vessels. Fair To fair line means to even out curves, sheer lines, lines etc., in drawing and mold loft work. Fairing or Fairing up Correcting or fairing ship’s lines or structural assembling the parts ship that will fair, that without kinks, bumps, or waves. Fairlead A device consisting of pulleys rollers arranged to permit the reeling in of a cable direction; used in conjunction winches and similar apparatus. Plating in the shape of of cone, of tubes struts to prevent an change in the stream lines. any casting or plate the purpose of preserving a smooth flow of Fake A single turn of rope when rope is coiled down. Fake down To fake line back and forth deck. FAL Fall Commonly the antire length of rope used a tackle, though strictly means only the end to which the power is Fantail overhanging stern of a vessel, the stern post FAS Free Alongside delivers goods appropriate or of embark
ches. When the compartment is fIlled, the trUnk is ParTly FiLled, And tHus cuts down the FRee sUrface of the cargo, improvIng stAbILity. fReE spacE at the tOP iS LEft FoR aNy eXpANsIon of The Oil.

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Eye THe fOrWard end of the SPaCs below the UppEr decks of a shIp wHich liEs NexT Abaft The Stem, wHere thE Sides aPproach veRy NEar to eACh other. tHE hAwse Pipes are usually ruN DoWN through the eyeS of a shIp.

eYe BOLt A BolT having eitHeR a heaD Looped tO FoRM A WorKEd eye, or a solid Head with a hoLE drIlled tHrOugH It formIng a sHaCKle Eye. Its use is SimiLar to that Of a pad EYe.

Eye plATe FittiNg used For MooRing ARrAnGemEnTS.

FaBRiCatE to sHape, asseMbLe And seCure IN PLAce tHe cOmpoNent pArts in order to ForM a coMPleTe job.

face pLate a nArrow StiffeNing pLaTe welded alone thE edgE of any web FraMe Or sTiFfeneR.

factorY shIp HIgh enduRance veSSelS dESIGnEd for processing and PaCKInG whale or Fish reSOuRcES off-loadEd By sMallER WhaliNg or FIsHing vessEls.

FaiR to FaIr a line MeAns to eVeN ouT cuRves, sHEer lInes, deCk lines eTc., in dRAwing and mold loFT work.

Fairing oR faIRInG Up CoRreCting or fairIng uP A shiP’s liNEs Or sTRuctuRal meMbERs; ASsembling the parts of ShIp so thAt theY will be fair, thAt is, withouT KINks, bumps, Or waVEs.

fAirlead A device ConsiSting of pulLEys or rolLers aRranged tO permit thE REeling in Of a CabLe fRom ANY dIrection; often USEd in CoNjunctiOn wIth wincHes And SimIlaR aPparatus.

FAirwater plAtInG fIttEd, in tHE shape of A fRusTrUm oF a conE, Around The enDs of ShAfT TubEs and stRUtS TO preVeNt An abRupT cHange In thE StrEam lineS. Also any cAstINg or PlAtE fitted To the hull for tHe Purpose of pReSerVing a sMOOth flow oF water.

Fake A single turn of ROpe when A roPe is cOileD down.

Fake DowN To fakE liNE back aNd fortH on deCk.

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Fall COMMonLy the AnTire Length oF rope used in a tackle, THouGh strictly it mEanS onlY THe End TO wHIch ThE PowER Is applied.

FantaiL The overhaNgINg Stern sectiON of A vEssel, frOm the stErn poST aft.

FAS free AlongSide Ship. SElLer dELIveRs goods to aPpropriaTe dock or tERminaL At Port oF emBark
ches. When the compartment  is filled , the  tr unk  i s pa rtly  filled, and t h us c uts down the free surf ace o ft he c a rg o, im proving st a b ili ty .Fre es pa ce at  th e top i s left for  an yexpansion of th e oil.

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Eye  Th e forw ar d e n d ofthe  spac s belo w  the u pper deck so f a sh i p which l ie s ne xt abaft the stem ,  w h ere the sidesapproa ch ve r y  ne arto each ot he r. Th e  hawsep ip e s are usually run d own through the  eyesof  as hip.
Eye b ol t  Abolt having  eit her a hea d loop e d to fo r m a wor ked ey e,ora so l id  h ead  w i tha  h ole dri lled thr ou gh  it f ormi n g a  sha ckl e ey e. It s use is simi lar  tot hat  of a  padeye. 
Eye p late F ittin gused for moorin g ar rangement s.
F abr ic ate T o  shape , a sse mble an d secur e  in  p l a c ethe component part si n  o rder toform a co mp l ete job. 
Fac e pl a t e A n arro w  s tiffenin g plat e  w el ded alo ne  the e dg e o f a ny we b  fra me orstiffene r.

F a ctory ship Hig h  endurance ve s se l s  d e sign edfor process inga nd p acki n gwha l e orfishre s ou r ces off-loaded by s ma ller w halin g or fishingvessels.
F a i r To fai r al in e  means to even  outcurves, sh e er lines , dec k linesetc., ind r awing an d m old  lo ftw o rk .

Fairing or F airi ng  up Cor rec ting or  fa iri ngupaship’s li nes or s tr uc tu ra l m ember s ; assemb li ngth e p artso f ship  so t hatth ey wil l be fa i r, t hatis ,with out  k inks,  bum p s,or wave s.

Fairl ead A de vi ce  consis ting of pulle ys  or roller sarr angedt o  permitthe reeling in of a cab l e fromany  dire ctio n; oftenuse d in c onj u nction  withwinch es  an d simil a r  a ppa ra tus.

Fair w a ter  Plat in g fi tted, i n the shape of a f r ust rum of a cone , a roun d th e e n ds ofsh a ftt u bes and strutsto prevent  a n  a brupt chan g e i nthe str eam lin es. A l so anycasting o r plate f it tedt o  th e hull for  the pur pose of p r eserv i ng  a sm oot h flow  o f w ater. 

Fake A s ingle  turnof  ropewhenarope iscoiled down.

Fake down  To fa ke li neback andfor t h o n deck.
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F all C ommo n ly  th e  anti re l e ngth of r o pe  us e d  i n a tackle, t h oug h str ict l y it m eans  only the end tow hich the power  isa p pli ed. 
Fan ta il The overhan gin gs t ern sect io n of a vess el, from  t h e ste rn pos t aft. 

FAS F r e eA longsi de S hip . Sellerdel iv e rs good sto approp riat edock o r term i nala t  port of embark
ches. When_the compartment_is filled, the trunk_is partly_filled,_and thus_cuts_down the free_surface of the_cargo, improving stability. Free_space at the_top_is left for any expansion of the oil.

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Eye The forward end of_the_spacs below_the_upper_decks of a ship which_lies next abaft the stem,_where the_sides approach very near to each other. The_hawse_pipes are usually_run down through the eyes of a ship.

Eye bolt_A bolt having either a head_looped to form_a_worked_eye, or a solid_head with a hole drilled through_it forming a shackle eye. Its_use is similar to that of a_pad eye.

Eye plate Fitting used for_mooring arrangements.

Fabricate To shape, assemble_and secure_in place the component parts_in order to_form a_complete job.

Face plate_A narrow stiffening plate welded alone_the edge of_any web frame or stiffener.

Factory ship_High_endurance vessels designed_for_processing_and packing_whale or fish_resources_off-loaded by_smaller_whaling or fishing vessels.

Fair To fair_a_line means to even out curves, sheer_lines, deck lines etc.,_in_drawing and mold loft_work.

Fairing or Fairing up Correcting_or fairing up a ship’s lines_or structural_members; assembling_the parts of ship so that they will be fair, that_is, without kinks, bumps, or waves.

Fairlead_A device consisting of_pulleys or_rollers_arranged to permit_the_reeling in_of a cable from any direction; often_used in_conjunction with winches and similar apparatus.

Fairwater_Plating fitted, in the_shape_of a frustrum of a cone,_around the ends of shaft tubes_and struts to prevent an_abrupt_change_in the stream lines. Also_any casting or plate fitted to_the hull for_the purpose of preserving a smooth flow_of_water.

Fake A single turn of rope_when_a rope is coiled down.

Fake down_To_fake_line back and forth on_deck.

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Fall Commonly the antire_length of rope used in a tackle, though strictly_it means only_the end to which the_power_is_applied.

Fantail The overhanging stern section of a vessel, from the_stern post_aft.

FAS Free Alongside_Ship. Seller delivers goods to appropriate dock or terminal at_port of embark