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Meanings of starboard in English
Usage of starboard in English
1
Nobody ever tell you forward traffic to starboard, sternward traffic to port?
2
He watched a tiny hump of land far across the starboard bow.
3
Just then I was in the bow, leaning over the starboard rail.
4
The lugger put about and her starboard guns poured in their contents.
5
The starboard-watch can sling their hammocks and turn in if they like.
6
Sometimes the larboard, then the starboard, then the waist-boat took the lead.
7
A second torpedo impacted from starboard, fired by the smaller Integrity vessel.
8
A hatch slid open on the forward starboard side of the cockpit.
9
You can hear at least two more here in the starboard microphone.
10
The ship listed about 10 degrees to the starboard and remained steady.
11
The land was made out ahead and then on the starboard bow.
12
The singing was coming from ahead of them and off to starboard.
13
Dad gives Suzanne and me important jobs: the port and starboard watch.
14
She could now be seen through the ports on the starboard side.
15
The conversation was continued till the starboard watch was piped to supper.
16
The larboard oars were going yet, and the starboard had almost stopped.
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Starboard through the time
Starboard across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common