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larboard

[lahr-bawrd, -bohrd, lahr-berd] / ˈlɑrˌbɔrd, -ˌboʊrd, ˈlɑr bərd /


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I was on the larboard dogwatch this day, and so could observe the positioning of those ships, it appearing that we are preparing for some great action against the town of Norfolk.

From Literature

An old man with a lined rectangular face and a scar across the flat arch of his nose, he was the leader of the larboard watch and Reed’s right-hand man.

From Literature

Northern Yankees, largely Protestant, live on its larboard, or port, side, while Southerners, mainly Catholic, reside on the starboard.

From Washington Post

On the larboard side of the boat, a huge stone hand was visible just below the water.

From Literature

The old town of Portsmouth appeared to slip past our larboard quarter, and presently the ship was lifting to the gentle swell, as, close-hauled, we headed towards the English Channel.

From Project Gutenberg