Definition: In a direction toward the back part of a ship.

Example: The lifeboats are located abaft the main deck.

Definition: In a position that is toward the back part of a ship or boat.

Example: The lifeboats are located abaft the main deck.

Definition: Located to the side of a ship or airplane, especially at a right angle to its length.

Example: The lighthouse was located abeam of the ship as it sailed through the fog.

Definition: In a direction that is perpendicular to the centerline of a ship, typically used in nautical contexts.

Example: The lighthouse was located abeam of the ship as it sailed through the channel.

Definition: Next to or at a right angle to something, especially in relation to a ship or boat.

Example: The ship drew abeam the cove.

Definition: In or on a vehicle, such as a ship or airplane, or part of a group or organization.

Example: The passengers are already aboard the ship, ready to set sail.

Definition: In or on a vehicle, such as a ship or airplane.

Example: We boarded the ship and set sail for our adventure.

Definition: In or on a vehicle, ship, or aircraft.

Example: The passengers are now aboard the ship.

Definition: In a state where something is open or ready to allow something, like a liquid, to flow out.

Example: The sails were abroach, catching the wind as the ship set sail.

Definition: In a state where something is open or released, allowing liquid to flow out, or in a state of activity or movement.

Example: The wine barrel was left abroach to allow the air to circulate.

Definition: In a position where something is placed or arranged from one side to the other, often crossing over something else.

Example: Not applicable as 'across' is not an adjective.

Definition: In a way that goes from one side to another, or in a manner that is clear and understandable.

Example: The cat jumped across the street.

Definition: This word is used to describe movement or position from one side of something to the other side. It can also mean being in contact with something or being on the opposite side.

Example: The children ran across the field to play.

Definition: A place where aircraft take off and land, often equipped with facilities for passengers and cargo.

Example: The small aerodrome was bustling with activity as planes took off and landed.

Definition: A type of letter that is designed to be sent by air mail. It is made from a thin sheet of paper that can be folded into an envelope, allowing it to be mailed at a lower cost.

Example: I sent my friend an aerogram from my trip abroad.

Definition: A type of letter or message that is written on lightweight paper and can be sent by mail, often used for international correspondence.

Example: She sent an aerogramme to her friend overseas to share her travel experiences.

Definition: A type of vehicle that flies in the air, typically with wings and engines, used for transporting people or goods.

Example: The aeroplane took off smoothly from the runway.

Definition: This word describes something that is happening or in progress, often used to indicate that plans or events are underway.

Example: There are plans afoot to improve the public transportation system.

Definition: In progress or happening; also refers to being on foot or walking.

Example: There are plans afoot to improve the community park.