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dry ship
noun[ C ]
ukus
TRANSPORT
a ship that carries large quantities of goods that contain no liquid:
The company's dry ships carry commodities such as coal, iron ore, and grain.
Examples of dry ship
dry ship
She had beam for stability, a height of side which promised a dryship, a spring of bow smack-like with its promise of domination.
From Project Gutenberg
On dry ships it's done sometimes in the mornin' watch, and t'others they pumps in the first dog watch.
From Project Gutenberg
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