Sailors on ships historically used a variety of methods to relieve themselves, often depending on the type of vessel and its facilities. Smaller ships might have had a designated spot at the stern or a "head" over the side, where they could go overboard. Larger ships typically had a more structured toilet area, sometimes referred to as a "heads," which was a small compartment with a seat that emptied directly into the sea. Privacy was limited, and sailors often had to be resourceful and discreet in managing their needs.
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Its gross!! (NO!) HELL no its SEXY as people pee in pools and even CHIT in them at times YOU GO GIRL Marines and others EXCEPT Sailors are known to drink their own pee when they run out of water Sailors like me Oh never mind you will only be grossed out
Pirates, like sailors of their time, would relieve themselves off the side of the ship, often referred to as "the rail." This practice was common among sailors as there were no proper facilities on board. It was a practical solution to maintain hygiene while at sea, though it was certainly not a pleasant task.
in the hull of the ship.
Crew
to control the ship and because it is a war ship the sailors control the weapons
The term "head" to refer to a ship's toilet and that is a good place to do it.
the forward part of a ship with the sailors' livin
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The ship was the Argo. The sailors were called Argonauts.
This is called mutiny and the sailors are mutineers.
A group of sailors is a ships crew.