Associations to the word «Mooring»
Noun
- Bay
- Beacon
- Fisherman
- Goodwin
- Pile
- Wind
- Hatch
- Pearl
- Ferry
- Turret
- Conductivity
- Submarine
- Hms
- Tramp
- Line
- Mariana
- Tentacle
- Excursion
- Diving
- Pumping
- Surge
- Splash
- Cutter
- Newport
- Inlet
- Ark
- Helix
- Sunset
- Diver
- Screw
- Gear
- Drag
- Wave
- Sweep
- Sea
- Pear
- Norfolk
- Sink
- Depth
- Sinking
- Storage
- Destroyer
- Hook
- Tow
- Turbine
- Buffer
- Ring
- Portsmouth
- Cockpit
- Deep
- Damage
- Facility
- Tension
- Pulling
- Broad
- Marker
- Glider
- Pub
- Midway
Adjective
Wiktionary
MOORING, verb. Present participle of moor
MOORING, noun. A place to moor a vessel
MOORING, noun. The act of securing a vessel with a cable or anchor etc.
MOORING, noun. (figuratively) Something to which one adheres to, or the means that help one maintain a stable position and keep one's identity - moral, intellectual, political, etc.
Dictionary definition
MOORING, noun. A place where a craft can be made fast.
MOORING, noun. (nautical) a line that holds an object (especially a boat) in place.
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