captain or skipper of a boat or ship

a vehicle designed for travel or operation in outer space

shipping and boats in general; vessels

a person who works on a ship or boat as part of its operating staff

general term for ships, boats, or watercraft

fleet of ships

to row a boat or engage in the activity of boating

steamship; steamer; steamboat

a small boat

to get on a boat or ship

to get off a boat or ship; to disembark

a boat or vessel that has sunk and remains on the bottom of a body of water

spaceship; spacecraft

dock; shipyard

A large passenger ship used for pleasure voyages, often featuring luxury amenities and multiple destinations.

to set sail

the rear part of a ship or boat; aft

a large ship designed to carry goods and cargo

to change or develop according to the overall situation; for one thing to increase as its base or related factors increase

the bow or prow of a ship

the hold or cabin of a ship

the main structural body of a ship or boat

warship; naval vessel

a canal lock

to cross a body of water using a boat or ferry service

to become seasick

a place where ships are built, maintained, or repaired

the main body or structure of a ship or boat

to capsize; to overturn (a boat)

a place where ships are built, maintained, or repaired

to load cargo onto a ship

the transport of goods by ship or sea freight

a person who builds or repairs boats; a shipwright

A ship used for transporting goods or personnel.

the owner of a ship or a shipping company

the master or person in command of a ship

barge; lighter

ship (e.g. providing regular passenger service)

a seagoing ship