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• Gipsey (gypsey): Gipsey (gypsey) is a term used to describe a temporary stay of a ship in a port without paying any fees or charges. This practice is usually done by small vessels or boats that are in need of minor repairs or supplies. Gipsey (gypsey) is al ... Read More >>
• Planking: Planking is a method of constructing the hulls of ships by laying planks in a parallel fashion along the hull. This method has been used for centuries and was the primary method of shipbuilding until the introduction of iron and steel. Plan ... Read More >>
• Amidship(s): Amidship(s) refers to the central part of a ship, equidistant from the bow and stern. It is the area where the ship's cargo is usually loaded and unloaded. The amidship(s) area is also where the ship's center of gravity is located, which is ... Read More >>