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Boating and Yachting Terms - D Dead Ahead -- straight in front of Dead Astern -- straight behind Deck -- the horizontal and permanent portions of a ship’s structure Dinghy -- Smaller boat carried or towed behind a larger craft usually for emergency purposes Displacement -- the weigh of water shifted by the boat’s presence in the water, used to measure a boat’s weight Displacement Hull -- A “Hull” which pushes away an amount of water equal to its weight, regardless of speed or power Dock -- Man-made area where boats are “Moored,” usually has a means of controlling the depth of the water Dolphin -- A circular structure of “Piles” driven into the sea bed and bound with line to create a secure platform where extending the “Dock” wouldn’t be practical Draft -- The depth of a ship’s keel in the water
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