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The nautical term for ceiling is "deckhead." In a ship or boat, the deckhead refers to the overhead surface that forms the ceiling of a cabin or compartment, often providing insulation and a finished appearance. It is an essential part of the vessel's interior design, contributing to both aesthetics and functionality.
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What is the term for a curved ceiling?
Vault ,or curved ceiling
What does the nautical term trim mean?
a boating term
What league is the term for a nautical mile?
1 nautical mile = 0.33 leagues.
What is the nautical term for almost stopping while pointing into the wind?
The nautical term for stopping a sailboat by pointing into the wind is "in irons."
What is the nautical term for stop?
Avast
What is the nautical term for halt?
Avast
What is the nautical term for window?
Porthole.
What is difference between false ceiling and fall ceiling?
The correct term is false ceiling. Fall ceiling isn't correct.
What does AFT?
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What an old nautical term for Port?
Larboard
What is the nautical term for rearward?
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What does aft means?
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