Synonyms for "freeboard" (20 found)

Ranked by relevance and common usage.

Closest matches (4)

caesuraclearancecompaniondiscontinuity

Strong matches (6)

hiatusinteriminterruptioninterspaceintersticejump

Related words (10)

lacunaleapleewaymarginpartsroomshipskateboardsnowboardspace

Related word relations

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8 relation types

More general

1 entries

skateboard

Related terms

5 entries

inline skatelongboardroller skiskateboardstreet luge

coordinate

2 entries

skateboardsnowboard

derived

1 entries

freeboard deck

has context

1 entries

nautical

is a

1 entries

skateboard

related to

17 entries

bogiescasterdeckdistanceinline skatelevellongboardroller skiskateboardsnowboardstreet lugeuppermostverticalvesselwaterwaterline

Showing 16 of 17 words.

similar

2 entries

skateboardsnowboard

Translations

14 translations across 10 languages.

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Catalan

1 entries

• francbord noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

Danish

2 entries

• dækshøjde noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)
• fribord noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

Dutch

2 entries

• vrijboord noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)
• waakhoogte noun (distance from water level to top of dam)

French

1 entries

• franc-bord noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

Galician

1 entries

• francobordo noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

Italian

1 entries

• bordo libero noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

Norwegian Bokmål

1 entries

• fribord noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

Norwegian Nynorsk

1 entries

• fribord noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

Portuguese

2 entries

• borda livre noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)
• bordo livre noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

Spanish

2 entries

• borda libre noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)
• francobordo noun (nautical - vertical distance from waterline)

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