rudderhole Synonyms
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rudderhole Meaning
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rudderhole (n.)
The hole in the deck through which the rudderpost passes.
rudderhole Sentence Examples
- The rudderhole was located at the stern of the ship, allowing the rudder to pivot.
- The watertight design of the rudderhole prevented water from leaking into the hull.
- The sailor carefully greased the rudderhole to ensure smooth steering.
- The wooden pins holding the rudderhole in place had rotted over time, weakening its integrity.
- The ship's maneuverability was compromised due to damage to the rudderhole.
- The rudderhole required frequent maintenance to prevent corrosion and wear.
- The design of the rudderhole was crucial for the vessel's stability and control.
- The rudderhole was connected to the steering wheel by a series of cables.
- The rudderhole was inspected regularly to identify any potential problems.
- The ship's performance was greatly affected by the efficiency of the rudderhole system.
FAQs About the word rudderhole
The hole in the deck through which the rudderpost passes.
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The rudderhole was located at the stern of the ship, allowing the rudder to pivot.
The watertight design of the rudderhole prevented water from leaking into the hull.
The sailor carefully greased the rudderhole to ensure smooth steering.
The wooden pins holding the rudderhole in place had rotted over time, weakening its integrity.
