Topic: WATER
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| Date: | 1400-1500 |
| Origin: | Perhaps from scoop |
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scupper2 [countable] technical
TTW a hole in the side of a ship that allows water to flow back into the sea
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Definition of scupper from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English within
the topic WATER Explore WATER Topic
beach
beam
blade
boat
bob
boom
bow
bridge
cable
canal
captain
coast
cox
craft
crew
crossing
cruise
deck
dock(n)
dock(v)
draw
drift(v)
drift(n)
ferry(n)
ferry(v)
fleet
founder
ground
hold
hull
junk
keel
kt
land
lane
launch(v)
launch(n)
list
lock
maritime
master
navigate
navigation
passage
pilot(n)
pilot(v)
pitch
plot
port
quay
roll(v)
roll(n)
row
sheet
ship
shipping
SS
steam
stern
sub
tender
transport
trim
voyage(n)
voyage(v)
wake
water
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