kedger Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of kedger
Webster
kedger (n.)
A small anchor; a kedge.
kedger Sentence Examples
- The sailors secured the kedger anchor to prevent the ship from drifting.
- The kedger line was carefully played out as the anchor was deployed.
- The weight of the kedger anchor helped to keep the ship steady in the strong wind.
- The crew worked together to haul in the kedger anchor as the ship prepared to depart.
- The kedger anchor was used as a temporary measure to hold the ship in place while repairs were made.
- The harbormaster advised all vessels to deploy their kedger anchors due to the approaching storm.
- The kedger anchor was essential for keeping the ship from running aground during the low tide.
- The captain ordered the kedger anchor to be dropped as the ship approached the sandbar.
- The kedger anchor dug deep into the mud, providing a secure hold for the ship.
- The kedger anchor was an important tool for seafarers in the days before modern anchoring systems.
FAQs About the word kedger
A small anchor; a kedge.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sailors secured the kedger anchor to prevent the ship from drifting.
The kedger line was carefully played out as the anchor was deployed.
The weight of the kedger anchor helped to keep the ship steady in the strong wind.
The crew worked together to haul in the kedger anchor as the ship prepared to depart.
