riding light Antonyms
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Meaning of riding light
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riding light (n)
a light in the rigging of a ship that is riding at anchor
riding light Sentence Examples
- The ship was riding light, having discharged all its cargo at the previous port.
- The small sailboat bobbed along, riding light on the gentle swells.
- The ferry captain maneuvered the vessel into the dock while riding light.
- The cargo ship's hull protruded from the waterline, indicating it was riding light.
- The tugboat assisted the large tanker in docking, guiding it while it was riding light.
- The harbor pilot boarded the vessel and found it riding light, ready for departure.
- The fishing boat set sail at dawn, riding light and eager to catch the day's haul.
- The submarine surfaced and broke through the waves, riding light in the early morning light.
- The cruise ship approached the pier, its deck illuminated and riding light on the tranquil water.
- The speedboat zipped through the harbor, riding light and creating a wake behind it.
FAQs About the word riding light
a light in the rigging of a ship that is riding at anchor
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The ship was riding light, having discharged all its cargo at the previous port.
The small sailboat bobbed along, riding light on the gentle swells.
The ferry captain maneuvered the vessel into the dock while riding light.
The cargo ship's hull protruded from the waterline, indicating it was riding light.
