Associations to the word «Inboard»
Noun
- Bulkhead
- Flap
- Propeller
- Axle
- Brake
- Span
- Engine
- Wing
- Tip
- Glad
- Boat
- Truck
- Drive
- Strut
- Fuselage
- Radiator
- Oar
- Rudder
- Gearbox
- Suspension
- Chord
- Frontier
- Dion
- Cruising
- Shaft
- Libby
- Grille
- Headlight
- Recoil
- Pivot
- Diesel
- Keel
- Coil
- Shelton
- Turbine
- Deck
- Pod
- Compartment
- Rear
- Motor
- Chili
- Exhaust
- Hull
- Vortex
- Fowler
- Propulsion
- Lazarus
- Wheel
- Disc
- Gear
- Splinter
- Elevator
- Lifeboat
- Underside
- Audrey
- Steering
- Lotus
- Lift
- Fin
- Torpedo
- Sir
- Thrust
- Gal
- Yeast
- Boeing
- Generator
- Runway
- Stall
- Passenger
- Mast
- Drag
- Valve
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
INBOARD, adjective. (nautical) within a ship
INBOARD, adjective. Nearer the hull (as opposed to outboard)
INBOARD, noun. An engine located within the hull of a ship
INBOARD, noun. A boat with such an engine
INBOARD, verb. To discount a product in order to increase sales
Dictionary definition
INBOARD, adjective. Located within the hull or nearest the midline of a vessel or aircraft; "the inboard flaps on the wing".
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