Definitionn. a place where a craft can be made fast
Last update: June 25, 2015
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Dean did the same, hoping its eighteen inch girth was sufficient to secure the two damn fools who were testing it as their sole mooring against the natural forces of nature. [Please select]
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Having secured the Sea Foam at her mooring, Donald hastened home. [Please select]
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She's pretty big when it comes to making a landing or picking up a mooring. [Please select]
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At last, after much pulling and tugging, we got the anchor up and undid a lot of mooring-ropes. [Please select]
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The structure was not complete, but the mooring posts were set up, so that the _Woodville_ could be made fast to them. [Please select]
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No, beam," said Harvey, critically, as the yacht slowed to pick up her mooring-buoy." [Please select]
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They have taken the mallet and driven in the mooring-post; the ship's cable has been put on land. [Please select]
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"Hold on," warned Rob, as Tubby Hopkins was about to secure the dinghy to the mooring buoy, "we'll tow her along."' [Please select]
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Then, suddenly, teased by the air-currents, the delicate mooring breaks and flies through space. [Please select]
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Malcolm exclaimed, after assisting in getting the horses on board, a by no means easy task, as the vessel was rolling heavily at her mooring. [Please select]
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Bill Lacey and Caleb ran to the end of the dock, whipped one end of a line around a mooring-post, and with their knees bent to the ground held on with all their strength. [Please select]
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