'-ship' definitions:

Definition of '-ship'

From: GCIDE

-ship \-ship\ [OE. -schipe, AS. -scipe; akin to OFries. -skipe, OLG. -skepi, D. -schap, OHG. -scaf, G. -schaft. Cf. Shape, n., and Landscape.] A suffix denoting state, office, dignity, profession, or art; as in lordship, friendship, chancellorship, stewardship, horsemanship. [1913 Webster]

Words containing '-ship'

Ship,
Shipful,
Shipfuls,
Shipped,
Shipping,
about ship,
ships,
A ship's caliber,
A ship's husband,
Armed ship,
Bends of a ship,
Cartel ship,
Composite ship,
Eye of a ship,
Fire ship,
Free ships,
General ship,
Guard ship,
Hospital ship,
Merchant ship,
Packet ship,
Phantom ship,
Prison ship,
Receiving ship,
Ship Bottom,
Ship biscuit,
Ship boy,
Ship breaker,
Ship broker,
Ship canal,
Ship carpenter,
Ship chandler,
Ship chandlery,
Ship fever,
Ship in ballast,
Ship joiner,
Ship letter,
Ship money,
Ship of the line,
Ship pendulum,
Ship railway,
Ship's clock,
Ship's company,
Ship's corporal,
Ship's days,
Ship's husband,
Ship's papers,
Shipping articles,
Shipping note,
Slave ship,
Tank ship,
Thwart ships,
To cheer ship,
To dress a ship,
To ease a ship,
To heave a ship down,
To heave a ship to,
To make ship,
To rig a ship,
To speak a ship,
To take shipping,
To wind a ship,
Training ship,
Turret ship,
Twin ship,
abandoned ship,
capital ship,
cargo ship,
cargo ships,
clipper ship,
combat ship,
container ship,
cruise ship,
dress ship,
factory ship,
liberty ship,
passenger ship,
patrol ship,
picket ship,
pirate ship,
sailing ship,
school ship,
ship bread,
ship builder,
ship building,
ship route,
ship's bell,
ship's boat,
ship's chandler,
ship's galley,
ship's officer,
shipping agent,
shipping clerk,
shipping company,
shipping fever,
shipping office,
shipping pneumonia,
shipping room,
sister ship,
small ship,
supply ship,
surface ship,
transport ship,
treasure ship,
wear ship,
weather ship,
whaling ship,
Burgess-ship,
Gauger-ship,
Hostess-ship,
Light-ship,
Line of battle ship,
Lode-ship,
Log-ship,
Ship Bottom, NJ,
Ship-rigged,
To clear a ship at the customhouse,
To clear a ship for action,
To heave a ship ahead,
air-ship,
ship-breaker,
High-churchman-ship,
gas-turbine ship,
nuclear-powered ship,
ship-towed long-range acoustic detection system