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Inboard

Inside the line of a vessels bulwarks or hull the opposite of outboard as an inboard engine an inboard

or any of a number of planes projecting from the hull of a submarine boat which by being elevated or depressed

light vessel used on the coast of China having the hull built on a European model and the rigging like that

The outer covering of anything particularly of a nut or of grain the outer skin of a kernel the husk

The act of stripping off the bark rind hull or outer coat

A huck or hull as of a nut

A purse also a vesicle a pod a hull

bark husk or exterior coating to husk to peel to hull

captain or crew or by any defect in the ship's hull or machinery

To make a steel ships hull nonmagnetic by applying an opposing magnetic field