- term is unknown.
Coaming also
refers to the
raised structure around the ****pit of a kayak. "
Coaming |
Origin and
meaning of
coaming by
Online Etymology...
- kayak. It is
sealed at the face, at the
wrists and
around the ****pit
coaming. In this way the
paddler can
capsize and come back
upright (using an Eskimo...
-
Marine Electric, and the SS
Edmund Fitzgerald. Most
cargo hatches have a
coaming, a
raised edge
around the hatch, to help keep out water. The term batten...
-
rearranging cargo to
level a barge.
Coaming- High
sides around an open
hopper barge. Cover- Fits over the
coaming. Used to
protect weather sensitive cargo...
- are
flush with the
surfaces and the
windows are
flush without visible coaming (edge of
window aperture) and are ****ed with
radar reflective screens...
-
garment that was
stretched over the rim of the
kayak coaming and
sealed with
drawstrings at the
coaming, wrists, and hood edges. This
enabled the "eskimo...
-
covering board of 4-6
inches in width,
faced on the
inside by 4-6 inch-high
coaming extending from
breasthook to transom.
Because the
spritsail boat is so...
-
striking the ship's side and
penetrating the hull; instead, it hit the deck
coaming at an angle, near the port
Seacat missile launcher,
skidded along the deck...
- crew amenities, and
other unnecessary equipment.
Unnecessary hatches,
coamings, scuttles, and
lifts were
removed and
plated over, and she was ballasted...
- the end-plates from the
lower wing
roots and the
addition of a
shallow coaming around the ****pits.
Between 16 and 18
October 1916, the type underwent...
