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MASTER DISCONNECT
SWITCHES
MOORING
NAVIGATION LIGHTS
PORT
PORTHOLE
RULES OF THE ROAD
SALON
SEACOCK
SHORE POWER
SOLE
STARBOARD
STATEROOM
STERN
TRANSOM
TRIM FORE and AFT
UNDERWAY
WATERLINE
WINDLASS
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Switches located in the engine room that turn ON or cut OFF the flow of electricity to
various locations on the yacht
An arrangement for securing a boat to an anchored buoy or pier
A set of red, green and white lights which all vessels must illuminate between dusk and
dawn
Standing in AFT, facing forward, PORT is the left side of a boat
Circular window used on the hull to admit light and air
The nautical traffic rules for preventing collisions on the water
The main social cabin on a vessel, usually the largest area
A shut-off valve on a plumbing or drain pipe between the vessel's interior and the sea
Alternating electrical current power that is generated from shore
Floor within the living area of the vessel
Standing in AFT, facing forward, the right side of the vessel
The sleeping quarters onboard
The back of a boat
Vertical hull structure at the extreme AFT of the vessel
Angle of the vessel as it relates to the level with the world
Movement; usually referring to a vessel proceeding forward
The line of the water on the hull when the vessel is afloat
A device used to raise and lower the anchor
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