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What term is for the bar or handle used for turning a boats rudder on a outboard motor?
The tiller
What is the term for the bar or handle used for turning a boat's rudder or outboard motor?
the tip of the bow in a straight line to the stern of the vessel
Where did the term starboard come from?
The old vikings used ships that had the rudder hanging off one side, the rudder was basically shaped like a board. A board to steer with = steer board = starboard. And it was always on the same side of the boats, leaving the other side free to tie up against a dock.
What is it called with a boat stick?
The stick used to navigate or steer a boat is called a "tiller." In larger vessels, the steering mechanism might involve a "wheel" connected to the rudder. In rowing boats, the poles used for propulsion are called "oars." Each term refers to a specific function in boating.
What is the term for a gas turning into a liquid?
The term that refers to the process of a gas turning into a liquid is condensation.Change of a state
What is the title of the person who steers a submarine?
The proper submarine/naval term is the Helmsman, who controls the rudder and dive planes.
What is the medical term for turning?
Hypertropia
What is the medical term meaning the act of turning to the left?
Levorotation is the act of turning to the left.
What is the term for turning the same age as the birth year?
The term for turning the same age as the birth year is known as the "Golden Birthday."
What is a three letter word for a cups handle?
anther term for a cup with a handle in three letters
What is meant by the term pen turning?
Pen turning is a term which is used by woodworkers. It is a type of craft where by you make your own pens, either from scratch or by using pen blanks.
What were submarines called?
In their history, submarines were called by many names such as 'U-boats', 'eel boats', 'plunging boats', 'devil divers', and 'pig boats'. Technically, and by size, the submarine is a ship, but it has been called a boat since its earliest days, and the term is steeped in tradition. Submariners almost invariably call their ships 'boats".
