Mooring Definition

mo͝orĭng
moorings
noun
moorings
The act of a person or thing that moors.
Webster's New World
The act or an instance of making fast an aircraft or a vessel, as by a cable or anchor.
American Heritage
The lines, cables, etc. by which a ship, etc. is moored.
Webster's New World
A place where a ship, etc. is or can be moored.
Webster's New World
Equipment, such as anchors or chains, for holding fast a vessel or aircraft.
American Heritage
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verb

Present participle of moor.

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Other Word Forms of Mooring

Noun

Singular:
mooring
Plural:
moorings

Mooring Sentence Examples

  • In the centre of the river there is accommodation for over thirty vessels at the mooring buoys.

  • Note the mooring bollards on the tow path for bridge use.

  • A swinging mooring 40 meters from the waters edge is included in the price.

  • The boat is currently moored on a temporary, NON-RESIDENTIAL mooring near Hampton Court in Surrey on the River Thames.

  • All boat owners are required to have a permanent mooring for their vessel.

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Words Starting With

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