'Shipfuls' definitions:
Definition of 'Shipfuls'
From: GCIDE
- Shipful \Ship"ful\, n.; pl. Shipfuls. As much or as many as a ship will hold; enough to fill a ship. [1913 Webster]
Words containing 'Shipfuls'
- -ship,
- Ship,
- Shipful,
- 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