COAMING


Meaning of COAMING in English

ˈkōmiŋ noun

( -s )

Etymology: probably from coam- (alteration of comb ) (I) + -ing

1.

a. : the raised frame of wood or steel around a hatchway, skylight, or other opening in the deck of a ship to prevent water from running below — sometimes used in plural

b. : the raised frame along the sides of the cockpit of a boat

c. : the lower strake of plating on a deckhouse or casing

2. : a raised frame around a floor or roof opening or especially a scuttle to keep water from running in — sometimes used in plural

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