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aboard(also "dancing, on the dance floor") safely on the green with an approach shot Example: Well, you might not be close to the hole but at least you're aboard.
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aboardReferring to cargo being put, or laden, onto a means of conveyance.
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aboard(adv) on a ship, train, plane or other vehicle(adv) on first or second or third base(adv) side by side(adv) part of a group
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aboardHe fell aboard of me—met me; abused me. A ship is said to fall aboard another when, being in motion, it runs against the other.
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aboardOn or within the boat.
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aboardReferring to cargo being put or laden onto a means ofconveyance.
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aboardIn the sense used in pilotage and ship handling means "near". eg "To keep the E shore aboard". "Close aboard" means "Very near". See also borrow.
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aboardOn or within the boat.
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aboardIn the vessel (on the ship).
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aboardOn or in a vessel.
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aboardOn or in a vessel (see also 'close aboard'). Referring to cargo being put, or laden, onto a means of transport.
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aboardOn the boat; as in: If we go aboard the boat now we will be able to leave soon.
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aboardOn or within the boat.
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aboardIn the vessel (on the ship).
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aboardOn or in a vessel
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aboard In or on a ship. Extended to use ashore, as aboard a naval station.
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aboard On or in a ship. Close aboard; near a ship.
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aboardOn or in a vessel. Close aboard is close to another ship or an obstruction
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aboard Literally meaning to be “on board” a vessel.
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aboardon or in a ship or naval station.
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aboardOn or in a vessel. Close aboard means near a ship.
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aboardOn base; with us.
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aboardOn or within the boat.
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aboardOn or in a vessel (see also "close aboard").
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aboardOn or in a vessel. Close aboard is close to another ship or an obstruction
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aboardOn or within the boat.
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aboardInside a ship or on the deck of a ship. "Come aboard, sir," is a sailor's way of reporting himself on board after leave of absence. To run or fall aboard a vessel is for one vessel to c [..]
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aboarda runner reaching base.
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aboardOnboard; the opposite of ashore. Used when referring to being or doing something on the ship.
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aboardOn, or in, the canoe.
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aboard
On board; into or within a ship or boat; hence, into or within a railway car.ship,train,airplane
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aboardlang=en
1800s=1818 1851 * '''1818''' — . ''''. *: Between two and three in the morning the moon rose; and I then, putting my basket aboard a little skiff, sailed out about four miles from the sh [..]
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aboardon board; in or on a ship
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