seacock
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sea cock
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1.1
Etymology
1.2
Noun
1.2.1
Hypernyms
1.2.2
Coordinate terms
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seacock
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Etymology
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From
sea
+
cock
.
Noun
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seacock
(
plural
seacocks
)
(
nautical
)
A
valve
in the
hull
of a
vessel
used to let in
water
, either to clean the
bilges
, flood a
ballast tank
, or
scuttle
the vessel
Hypernyms
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cock
Coordinate terms
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bibcock
,
petcock
,
sillcock
,
stopcock
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