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larboard
[ lahr-bawrd, -bohrd; Nautical lahr-berd ]
adjective
- (formerly) port 2( def 2, 3 )
larboard
/ ˈlɑːbəd /
noun
- nautical a former word for port 2
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of larboard1
Example Sentences
Deliberately, he went forward, beyond the waist of the ship, and stood at the larboard rail, facing the water.
A piece for the larboard side forward, would be marked thus—“L. F.”
Took larboard watch eight bells last night; was relieved by Abramoff, but did not go to bunk.
I was on the larboard dogwatch this day, and so could observe the positioning of those ships, it appearing that we are preparing for some great action against the town of Norfolk.
An old man with a lined rectangular face and a scar across the flat arch of his nose, he was the leader of the larboard watch and Reed’s right-hand man.
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