Associations to the word «Overboard»
Noun
- Heave
- Drowning
- Throw
- Toss
- Cask
- Crewman
- Ballast
- Mast
- Throwing
- Rigging
- Lifeboat
- Swim
- Seaman
- Fling
- Oar
- Buoy
- Deck
- Sailor
- Pounder
- Raft
- Jump
- Bale
- Rudder
- Crew
- Boat
- Splash
- Canoe
- Dump
- Cargo
- Jonah
- Schooner
- Paddle
- Sail
- Tumble
- Shark
- Sinking
- Anchor
- Rope
- Mate
- Shove
- Yacht
- Steamboat
- Chase
- Cappella
- Galley
- Float
- Ship
- Vessel
- Stern
- Leap
- Skipper
- Funnel
- Mutiny
- Voyage
- Hauling
- Pirate
- Steamer
- Sea
- Rescue
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
OVERBOARD, adjective. Outside of a boat, in the water
OVERBOARD, adverb. Over the edge; especially, off or outside of a boat.
OVERBOARD, adverb. Excessively; too much.
Dictionary definition
OVERBOARD, adverb. To extremes; "he went overboard to please his in-laws".
OVERBOARD, adverb. From on board a vessel into the water; "they dropped their garbage overboard".
Wise words
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