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Boating and Yachting Terms - C Cabin -- An enclosed area on deck for passengers or crew Capsize -- When the boat rolls over completely, exposing the “Keel” Cast Off -- Untying the boat from the dock Catamaran -- A boat with duel, side-by-side hulls Chafing Gear -- Protective material applied to line to reduce to the wear caused by constant friction Chart -- The map used to make navigation decisions Chine -- A sharp-angled intersection in the bottom and sides of a vessel Chock -- The casing through which a line is led, often “U” shaped to reduce friction damage Cleat -- The anvil-shaped object on the deck to which lines are attached Clove Hitch -- A knot used to temporarily fasten a line Coaming -- Vertical angling around the edge of a vessel (or object on the vessel) designed to keep water out Cockpit -- A compartment on deck that contains the ship’s control devices Coil -- A loop of line arranged in a circle Course -- The path a boat is steered in Cuddy -- A little cabin for shelter on a boat Current -- Water’s horizontal path of movement
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