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E EARINGS to ENGAGEMENT ENGAGEMENT to ENGAGEMENT ENSIGN to EXERCISE EXERCISE to EYES of a ship EXERCISE EYE of a block-strop EYE of a stay EYE-BOLT EYE-LET HOLE EYES of a ship Search Contact us
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EYES of a shipEYES of a ship, (oeils, Fr.) a name frequently given to those parts which lie near the hawse-holes, particularly in the lower apartments within the vessel.
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