Dictionary of English Nautical Language

[exMNSailor]

Dictionary of English Nautical Language

The SeaTalk Dictionary has become a standard reference for English nautical language around the world.

http://www.seatalk.info/

 

[sarabande]

it's got "scuttlebutt' in it.

Are you going to do a George Orwell and ban the book ?

 

[exMNSailor]

No au contrery - I searched for "corporate shackles" not in so I mailed it into the guy who runs
http://www.seatalk.info/

 

[sailorman]

Dictionary of English Nautical Language

The SeaTalk Dictionary has become a standard reference for English nautical language around the world.

http://www.seatalk.info/

I have a copy of
The Oxford Companion to Ships & the Sea

 

[exMNSailor]

Im getting the Kindle Edition

http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Oxford-Companion-Ships-Sea/dp/0198606168

 

[peter2407]

Ditto. Page 218 right side 3rd and 2nd from the bottom - now there are terms not to be used lightly ... And unsurprisingly not to be found on the seatalk site...

I have a copy of
The Oxford Companion to Ships & the Sea

 

[nigelmercier]

Isn't SeaTalk a registered trade mark?

 

[exMNSailor]

Isn't SeaTalk a registered trade maek?

Is "trade maek" a nautical term? New one to me.

 

[Moderator]

All, this thread is now closed, as the account for exMNSailor is under investigation for being a duplicate account, which I am sure you are aware, is against forum rules. exMNSailor is currently suspended from amiking further posts until resolved, which will be this week