Crossword clues for moored
moored
- Tied in the harbor
- Made fast
- Tied up, as a tug
- Tied up, as a ship
- Tied up, as a boat
- Tied up (boat)
- Tied to the pier
- Secured in a slip
- Secured boat
- Secured at the pier
- Secure offshore
- Parked like a barque
- Parked like a bark
- Parked (of a boat)
- Like a secure ship
- In one's slip?
- In one's berth place
- In a berth
- Secured to the dock
- Fixed firmly
- Tied up, in a way
- Tied fast
- Anchored in the harbor
- Tied down, as a boat
- Docked at the pier
- At anchor
- In a slip
- Derek, B.'s co-star got hitched
- Soldier in a bad temper is tied up
- Almost all spirits and wine vessels are secured thus
- Tied up low tomato, for instance
- Not loose
- Tied up in the harbor
- Tied up at the pier
- Tied up at a pier
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Moor \Moor\ (m[=oo]r), v. t. [imp. & p. p. Moored (m[=oo]rd); p. pr. & vb. n. Mooring.] [Prob. fr. D. marren to tie, fasten, or moor a ship. See Mar.]
(Naut.) To fix or secure, as a vessel, in a particular place by casting anchor, or by fastening with cables or chains; as, the vessel was moored in the stream; they moored the boat to the wharf.
Fig.: To secure, or fix firmly.
--Brougham.
Wiktionary
vb. (en-past of: moor)
Usage examples of "moored".
Of course, Murv might have discovered a ledge and moored the boat under that.
At intervals along the corridor, round hatchways opened onto permanently moored escape capsules.
On all the ships moored nearby, troops and officers stood to attention.
Frascati, and was at that moment moored in a small boat basin on the American side of the Seaway.
He could gestalt with them from anywhere within several miles and certainly from the Arrakis, which was moored in the main construction and repair yard.
It aggravated the chief no end that the kid moved expertly among the components moored by tethers around the hull.
And I want him in here as soon as he gets his damned vessel out of the net and moored property!
But the good ship Elise has been moored onstation for the past eight days.
But, in the cavern lagoon three ships were moored, masts lashed to the decks.
The entire fishing fleet was moored in the harbour or alongside the wharves, and distant sails indicated that the home crowd would swell even more with the passengers coming in from up the coast.
Without a pause he pounded a stake into the bark, moored a coil of line, and hurled the coil at the older woman.
Solar collector efficiency was running at fifty-two percent, the collectors partially shadowed by the old pipe moored to the hull.
It’s not likely they’ll want to sniff around a fisher jungle, but I’ve got the CARM moored inside the hollow anyway.
Barak led the way toward the riverbank, then rode along the broad flow until he found a spot deep enough so that the ship could be moored next to the shore.
A long string of flat-bottomed barges were moored to the riverbank, patiently waiting to be unloaded.