Ocean & Navy Word Search — Easy

Play a free online Ocean & Navy word search puzzle. Difficulty: Easy. Find all 12 hidden words on the 10×10 grid below.

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Ocean & Navy word list, defined

CARRIER /ˈkæriər/ · noun
A person or thing that carries something, such as a company that transports goods or passengers, or an organism that transmits a disease without necessarily showing symptoms itself. Related: transporter, conveyor, courier, bearer.
GUNWALE /ˈɡʌnwɔːl/ · noun
The upper edge of the side of a boat or ship, or the upper edge of a frame or other structure. Related: side, rim, edge, border.
MOORING /mɔːrɪŋ/ · noun
A place where a boat is secured to a dock or a buoy, typically by a rope or chain. A fixed or floating structure used for securing a boat. Related: berth, dock, anchor, quay.
ANCHOR /ˈæŋkər/ · noun, verb
A heavy object attached to a rope or chain and dropped from a boat to keep it in place by gripping the seabed; also, a person or thing that provides stability or support. As a verb, to fasten or secure something firmly in position. Related: mainstay, ballast, mooring, keystone.
DOGVANE /ˈdɒɡveɪn/ · noun
A small wind vane, typically mounted at the masthead or another high point of a sailing ship, used to indicate the direction of the wind. Related: windvane, weathervane, vane, weathercock.
AGROUND /əˈɡraʊnd/ · adjective; adverb
(Of a ship or boat) stranded on the ground or on rocks in shallow water, unable to float or move. Used chiefly in the phrase 'run aground' or 'go aground'. Related: stranded, beached, grounded, wrecked.
OAR /ɔːr/ · noun, verb
A long, flat piece of wood or other material used for rowing a boat, or to propel or steer something. To propel or steer something using an oar. Related: paddle, scull, blade, sweep.
SICKBAY /sɪkbɑɪ/ · noun
A room or area on a ship or in a hospital where the sick or injured are treated. A place where medical care is provided. Related: infirmary, sickroom, medical bay, ward.

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