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seaway

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seaway [′sē‚wā]
(navigation)
The motion or rate of motion of a vessel.
Headway of a vessel.
The sea as a route of travel from one place to another; a shipping lane. Also known as sea-lane.
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You must make her easy in a seaway, you must never forget that you owe her the fullest share of your thought, of your skill, of your self-love.
The Mirror of the Sea by Conrad, Joseph View in context
An elephant who will not work and is not tied up is about as manageable as an eightyone-ton gun loose in a heavy seaway.
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