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hull

noun as in skeleton, body

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And his company has also found that coatings applied to commercial ships do not always prevent barnacles and other sea life from attaching themselves to the hull.

From BBC

Catamarans consist of two parallel hulls connected by a single deck, and range from lightweight boats used in Olympic sailing, to huge passenger ferries.

From BBC

The species has colonized new regions when transported on ships’ hulls or in ballast water that is drained in ports.

In each country where the mussels have taken over, the initial introduction also appeared to be from ships — on the hulls or from ballast water release.

They had pounded on the side of the hull trying in vain to get attention of the world outside.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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