moorage Antonyms
Meaning of moorage
Wordnet
moorage (n)
a fee for mooring
a place where a craft can be made fast
the act of securing an arriving vessel with ropes
Webster
moorage (n.)
A place for mooring.
moorage Sentence Examples
- The yacht club offers sheltered moorage for its members.
- The city has designated a section of the harbor for commercial moorage.
- The boater secured his vessel to the moorage cleats.
- The moorage fee includes access to electricity and water hookups.
- During the hurricane season, boats seek moorage in protected coves.
- The moorage contract stipulates the duration of the stay.
- The dockmaster assigns moorage spaces based on vessel size.
- The ferry terminal provides overnight moorage for commuters.
- The marina's moorage capacity accommodates a large number of boats.
- The moorage reservation system ensures that boaters have a secure place to dock.
FAQs About the word moorage
a fee for mooring, a place where a craft can be made fast, the act of securing an arriving vessel with ropesA place for mooring.
port, anchorage, harbor,marina, mooring, basin, dock, estuary, cove,bay
No antonyms found.
The yacht club offers sheltered moorage for its members.
The city has designated a section of the harbor for commercial moorage.
The boater secured his vessel to the moorage cleats.
The moorage fee includes access to electricity and water hookups.
