When the herb-man came, she turned him away from the door with a regal courtesy. Tiverton Tales Alice Brown That day she laid aside her regal robes and began her search for Proserpina. Classic Myths Mary Catherine Judd Of the regal army of three hundred men that hastened to Cattraeth, Alas!
Study sets matching term:draft = depth of water needed to float a vessel. The legth of the vessel when measured at the line of flotation. The legth of the vessel when measured at the line of flotation. The greatest width of a vessel. The depth of water required to float a vessel.
float. vb. 1. (General Physics) to rest or cause to rest on the surface of a fluid or in a fluid or space without sinking; be buoyant or cause to exhibit buoyancy: oil floats on water; to float a ship.