Meaning Fend off
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Fend offTo push off when making a landing.
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Fend offTo push away; as in: We may need to fend off as we back our boat into the slip.
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Fend offTo prevent contact with an object while bringing the ship alongside.
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Fend off To fend a boat or ship is to prevent her striking against any quay, jetty, vessel or any object that may endanger her. Hence a fender is an object used to soften the blow. To "fend off" is [..]
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Fend off A command given to the crew to manually prevent the boat with colliding with something, usually at low speed.
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Fend offto hold away from
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Fend offTo prevent contact with an object while bringing the ship alongside.
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Fend offTo ward off the effects of a collision by placing a fender between the vessel and the object which is going to be struck.
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Fend off, v. to prevent a boat from striking against any object.
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Fend off
To ward off; to
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