Living and sleeping areas of a vessel.

The various parts of the horse above the legs, like the hips

"military dwelling place," 1590s, from quarter (n.) in sense of "portion of a town." As "part of an American plantation where the slaves live," from 1724. The military se [..]

The part of the shoe that begins at the laces and passes beneath the ankle bone and around the heel. Or, in high-top shoes, passes around the heel and over the ankle.

a place of residence such as the buildings or barracks

(n) housing available for people to live in

        A place where a passenger or crew member lives.

Residence or place of abode; as, winter quarters, the place where an army lodges during the winter months. We say “this quarter of the town,” meaning this district or part; the Frenc [..]

Canned salmon size weighing 3.75 oz (104g).

The several stations of a ship's crew in time of action. Quartering

Periods of study that divide the academic year into four equal segments of approximately 12 weeks each, typically including the summer. [Back to Top]

On the ‘School profile’ page, the table presented alongside the school ICSEA value shows the distribution of students in the school across four socio-educational advantage (SEA) quarters, representing a scale of relative disadvantage (bottom quarter) through to relative advantage (top quarter ). These quarters are calculated using only the student- [..]

A Plant species in the Chenopodium genus known for edible greens.

The allotted positions, or stations, of ship's complement in specified circumstances, e.g. 'General Quarters'.

Living compartments.

Living spaces for passengers or personnel. It includes staterooms, dining salons, mess rooms, lounging places, passages connected with the foregoing, etc., individual stations for personnel for fire o [..]

Living space for the crew.

  (1) Stations for shipboard evolutions, as general quarters, fire quarters, quarters for muster; (2) living spaces.  

  Living spaces assigned to personnel aboard ship; government owned housing assigned to personnel at shore stations; assembly of personnel for drill, inspection, or meeting.  

Living space for the crew.

Accommodations.

living spaces. Also, an evolution where all hands are assembled at established stations for muster, drills, or inspection. "Now all hands fall in at quarters for captain's inspection.&am [..]

Living space.

living spaces assigned to personnel aboard ship; government-owned housing assigned to personnel at shore stations; assembly of personnel for drill, inspection or meeting.

Accommodations.

The parts of a ship where crew members or passengers conduct the activities of everyday life, such as sleeping, eating, and recreation.

Living space for the crew.

The four regions that comprise a quadruped.

Accommodations.

this is the slang for $25 chips issued by the casino

a term for chips of a twenty-five dollar denomination. TOP

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