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What is the water called at the front of ship?
Possibly you mean the 'bow wave' - the frothy water thrown up at the bow (front) of the ship.
What does the saga of the Titanic mean?
it is the front part of the ship, the 'bow'
The front part of a ship?
The Front part of a boat or ship is known as the Bow.
What part of the ship is then bow?
The bow is the front of a ship.
Where is the bow of a ship?
The Bow is at the Front of a Boat/Ship
What is a bow in a ship?
The front part of a boat or a ship is called bow.
Is the Bow of a ship a noun?
Yes, the 'bow' is a part of a ship, a thing.
What is the front of a ship is called?
The front of a ship is called the bow or the prow.
What is front side of a ship called?
bow or prow
What is a bow of a boat?
the bow of a boat is the front of a ship
What is the homophone for front of ship and branch of tree?
The homophone for "front of ship" is "bow" and the homophone for "branch of tree" is "bough."
Front part of the ship is called?
bow
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