Lara

And she got to learn with a Greensleeves which pretty much ruins her for boat anchors. We discussed this.

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13 years ago

N Davis101

#Wordoftheday: Moor- to secure (a ship, boat, dirigible, etc.) in a particular place, as by cables and anchors or by lines.

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13 years ago

Troy Barnes

Word Of The Day, Moor - (1) To fix firmly; secure (2) To secure (a ship and boat) in a particular place as by cables and anchors or by lines

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13 years ago

Liana Lloyd

moor \moor\, verb: To fix firmly; secure. To secure (a ship, boat, dirigible, etc.) by cables and anchors or by lines.

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13 years ago

Ahmad Khalid

cables and anchors or by lines. 3. To moor a ship, small boat, etc. 4. To be made secure by cables or the like. (2/3)

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13 years ago

F.X. Albert Roderiec

... and anchors or by lines. 3]To moor a ship, small boat, etc. 4]To be made secure by cables or the like. Noun: 1]The act of mooring. -end-

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13 years ago

Julie Yoakam

"We can't hang out with those boat anchors another there slowing us down." Oh the things you here in Disney world.

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13 years ago