make way - Moving through the water.
marina - A place where boats can find fuel, water and other services. Marinas also contain slipslips where boats can stay for a period of time.
marl - To wrap a small line around another.
Make Way - To propel yourself through the water (what some boat mechanics do at the singles bar) ...
Make Way - Moving through the water.
Man the Yards - On square-rigged ships, a form of ceremonial salute to honor the visit of a high official.
Make Way: Moving through the water.
Marconi rig: Lightweight mast supported by stays and shrouds.
Marlinspike: Pointed tool used for line work, for opening line strands for splicing, and especially for prying tight knots apart.
With the engine off, we tucked her up onto a close reach, squeezing into the upper portion of her polars and discovering a boat that would still make way at 35 degrees apparent. In 11.2 knots of true wind, we sped along between 6.5 and 7.
To power (motor) or be under power is to make way under the force of the engine. 2) Force. To power up is to make the sails more full. Driving power is a boat's ability to sail with stability in strong winds.
Make way Moving through the water. Marlinespike A pointed tool used to separate the strands of a rope or wire. Messenger A small line used to pull a heavier line or cable.
 See also: Running, Secure, Channel, Sailing, Set
  
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