cuddy (Meaning)

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cuddy (n)

the galley or pantry of a small ship

The sailors sought refuge from the storm in the ship's cuddy, a small cabin near the stern.
The captain often retreated to his private cuddy to review navigational charts and log entries.
As the ship rocked gently on the waves, the crew gathered in the cuddy for their evening meal.
The cuddy provided a cozy space for the sailors to rest during long voyages.
Below deck, the sailors stored provisions in the cuddy to keep them safe and dry.
The ship's cook prepared hearty meals in the cramped cuddy kitchen.
Despite its size, the cuddy served as a hub of activity and camaraderie among the crew.
The captain's quarters were located adjacent to the cuddy, offering easy access to the helm.
On calm nights, sailors would gather in the cuddy to share stories and sing sea shanties.
During rough weather, the cuddy offered a welcome respite from the elements.

the galley or pantry of a small ship

pantry, cupboard,closet, buttery, wardrobe, coatroom,larder, ambry, spence, press

intellect, intellect, sage, genius, sage, genius,brain, brain, whiz, intellectual

The sailors sought refuge from the storm in the ship's cuddy, a small cabin near the stern.

The captain often retreated to his private cuddy to review navigational charts and log entries.

As the ship rocked gently on the waves, the crew gathered in the cuddy for their evening meal.

The cuddy provided a cozy space for the sailors to rest during long voyages.