Ship

What do we mean by ship?

A vessel of considerable size for deep-water navigation. noun

A sailing vessel having three or more square-rigged masts. noun

An aircraft or spacecraft. noun

The crew of one of these vessels. noun

One's fortune. noun

To place or receive on board a ship. intransitive verb

To cause to be transported; send. synonym: send. intransitive verb

To place (a ship's mast or rudder, for example) in its working position. intransitive verb

To bring into a ship or boat. intransitive verb

To place (an oar) in a resting position inside a boat without removing it from the oarlock. intransitive verb

To hire (a person) for work on a ship. intransitive verb

To take in (water) over the side of a ship. intransitive verb

To go aboard a ship; embark. intransitive verb

To travel by ship. intransitive verb

To hire oneself out or enlist for service on a ship. intransitive verb

To accept a position on board a ship and serve as a crew member. phrasal verb

To leave, as for a distant place. phrasal verb

To send, as to a distant place. phrasal verb

A water-borne vessel generally larger than a boat.

(chiefly in combination) A vessel which travels through any medium other than across land, such as an airship or spaceship.

A sailing vessel with three or more square-rigged masts.

A dish or utensil (originally fashioned like the hull of a ship) used to hold incense.

The third card of the Lenormand deck.

Usually two people who you ship. meaning that you either want them to become an item, kiss or enter into a romantic/sexual relationship or all of the above. usually when you ship someone, you smile when they interact somehow or become extremely giddy when they do something together. Urban Dictionary

N: Short for romantic relationship, popularized in fanfiction circles. V: To endorse a romantic relationship. Urban Dictionary

V. the act of shoving two fictional characters' heads together and yelling, "NOW KISS!" Urban Dictionary

Ship A pairing or couple that you want to get a relationship (its root word)or romance in a fandom ect. Your quote otp being your favorite Or a big boat but thats not as interesting OMG my ship just sailed! Eeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhh P.s. fangurl screams are highly leathal and are to be avoided Urban Dictionary

(v.) to support or endorse a romantic paring that is not canon in the work(s) in which they appear. The shipping of couples is often the purpose of many fanfiction stories. Used for characters in anime, manga, video games, tv shows, etc. Urban Dictionary

A term when one person likes the idea of two people in a relationship. This term can be used on an actual couple or any two people someone may find good together. When someone "ships" two people they will most likely come up with a ship name for them. This is when you take the first names of the two people and mash them together (typically the male's name going first, although two males or two females can also be shipped). Urban Dictionary

To match two people together as a couple, usually with a celebrity. Urban Dictionary

A Vehicle designed for water transportation. Urban Dictionary

1) A fictional relationship that is formed by the fandom of a, TV show/Anime (Nalu) , or two celebrities (jelena). Sometimes the character or celeb is married but still gets shipped with maybe a side character or a main one. Also the fandom will merge their names together (nalu) or place an x between them ( Natsu x lucy ) 2) Basically a boat. Urban Dictionary

Weirdly, everyone seems to see this as an abbreviation of "relationship", and use it to profess a desire for two people to couple or "pair up". Whoever started popular use of this his having a giggle on all of you, as the proper derivation of it is simply Suggest He Insert Penis Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ship:
ship.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ship:
aground, sank, sunk, wrecked, refit, shipyard, towed, shipbuilding, decommissioned, scrap, sailed, vessel, frigate, hms, sail, sinking, voyage, cargo, scrapped, uss, ships, cruiser, wreck, ashore, destroyer, torpedo, cruise, crew, navy, sailing, dock, convoy, deck, hull, beam, aboard, submarine, sailors, seas, rescued, escort, underway, tons, maritime, stern, laid, fleet, departed, bow, vessels, shipping, harbor, flagship, yard, guns, commissioned, naval, admiral, carrying, repair, steam, launched, pirates, port, captain, merchant, harbour, damaged, mediterranean, canal, patrol, arrived, pearl, struck, carrier, fitted, norfolk, shore, bound, boats, boat, sea, powered, waters, landing.

Words that rhyme with ship:
strip, trip, slip, tip, dip, relationship, chip, clip, flip, grip, whip, rip, drip, pip, hip, quip, fellowship, skip, bip, nip, leadership, lip, stewardship, scholarship, flagship, kip, partnership, zip, snip, ownership, blip, internship, sip, scrip, censorship, equip, ip, kinship, gyp, citizenship, companionship, courtship, outstrip, apprenticeship, brinkmanship, authorship, sponsorship, grippe, crip, dictatorship, spaceship, championship, membership, conservatorship, workmanship, craftsmanship, roundtrip, airship, starship, yip, distributorship, receivership, sheep dip, microchip, sportsmanship, battleship, dealership, airstrip, fingertip, warship, readership, thrip, partisanship, showmanship, blue chip, proprietorship, unzip, round trip, gamesmanship, professorship, one-upmanship, trusteeship, steamship, brinksmanship, upmanship, bipartisanship, gunship, buggy whip, pink slip, wing tip, directorship, governorship, chairmanship, headship, bulldog clip, generalship, consulship, lightship, smart as a whip, buffalo chip.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ship:
first, british, own, large, english, american, french, old, big, small, little, whole, single, spanish, dutch, gun, largest, german, fine, foreign, rigged, entire, wooden, tight, huge, portuguese, battle, larger, japanese, neutral, ton, russian, wrecked, armed, sunken, gallant, strange, beautiful, anti, fire, tall, naval, masted, smaller, built, noble, fast, famous, light, soviet, danish, doomed, alien, swift, bound, italian, greek, norwegian, whale, happy, four, stricken, swedish, flag, laden, fastest, tiny, biggest, stranded, stout.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ship:
fleet, navy, shape, squadron, building, flotilla, time, armada, period, mission, convoy, crew, kay, loads, force, direction, crowd, cabin, money, items, timber, canal, speed, masters, carpenters, record, names, captains, chance, merchandise, repair, condition, actions, construction, community, mates, wreck, yards, hero, builders, date, shafts, kind.

Consonant match to ship:
shop, shap, shape, sheep, shoppe, shep, shoop, shope, shupe, shipe, shipp, shupp, schupp, shoup, schoepf, shepp, schaap, schoppe, schopp, shoupe, schoepp, shapp, schapp, schepp, schoepe.

Words that sound like ship:
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