Associations to the word «Inboard»
Noun
- Cooler
- Macarthur
- Fuel
- Tank
- Muzzle
- Turret
- Hp
- Landing
- Stern
- Tube
- Fitting
- Aa
- Chassis
- Armor
- Fabric
- Sail
- Bike
- Angle
- Lighter
- Cabin
- Load
- Maiden
- Gravity
- Machinery
- Section
- Edge
- Configuration
- Bench
- Prototype
- Tire
- Aircraft
- Rail
- Reservation
- Transmission
- Boom
- Weight
- Missile
- Take
- Hatch
- Cylinder
- Out
- Speed
- Pair
- Cable
- Hurry
- Cannon
- Bow
- Cruiser
- Cars
- Weekend
- Parking
- Split
- Mm
- Blade
- Flight
- Meter
- Question
- Modification
- Anchor
- Ladder
- Butterfly
- Lamp
- Slide
- Tackle
- Craft
- Pilot
- Spring
Adjective
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".
Wise words
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