anchor shot (Meaning)

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anchor shot ()

A shot made with the object balls in an anchor space.

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The crew prepared to drop anchor, signaling the captain to release the anchor shot to secure the ship in the harbor.
With a loud clang, the anchor shot was released, plunging into the water to anchor the vessel in the bay.
The anchor shot splashed into the sea, creating a spray of water as it rapidly descended to the ocean floor.
The sailor expertly handled the anchor shot, ensuring a smooth and controlled deployment for mooring the ship.
The captain ordered the release of the anchor shot, and the crew carefully monitored the chain as it paid out.
The anchor shot mechanism was equipped with a reliable brake to control the descent of the anchor in a controlled manner.
The anchor shot's weight played a crucial role in swiftly securing the ship, preventing it from drifting in the current.
During the storm, the crew executed a precision anchor shot to stabilize the ship and ride out the rough weather.
The anchor shot winch hummed as it smoothly lowered the heavy anchor into the water, guided by the experienced hands of the crew.
The anchor shot rattled as it hit the seabed, marking the successful anchoring of the ship in the designated location.

A shot made with the object balls in an anchor space.

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The crew prepared to drop anchor, signaling the captain to release the anchor shot to secure the ship in the harbor.

With a loud clang, the anchor shot was released, plunging into the water to anchor the vessel in the bay.

The anchor shot splashed into the sea, creating a spray of water as it rapidly descended to the ocean floor.

The sailor expertly handled the anchor shot, ensuring a smooth and controlled deployment for mooring the ship.