Mooring
Moor´ing
MOORING, mar. law. The act of arriving of a ship or vessel at a particular
port, and there being anchored or otherwise fastened to the shore.
2. Policies of insurance frequently contain a provision that the ship
is insured from one place to another, "and till there moored twenty-four
hours in good safety." As to what shall be a sufficient mooring, see 1
Marsh. Ins. 262; Park. on Ins. 35; 2 Str. 1251; 3. T. R. 362.
anchor,
anchorage,
anchorage ground,
basin,
berth,
breakwater,
bulkhead,
colonization,
debarkation,
disembarkation,
disembarkment,
dock,
dockage,
docking,
dockyard,
dropping anchor,
dry dock,
embankment,
establishment,
fixation,
foundation,
going ashore,
groin,
harbor,
harborage,
haven,
hook,
inauguration,
initiation,
installation,
installment,
investiture,
jetty,
jutty,
landfall,
landing,
landing place,
landing stage,
lodgment,
marina,
mole,
mooring buoy,
moorings,
mudhook,
peopling,
pier,
plantation,
population,
port,
protected anchorage,
quay,
road,
roads,
roadstead,
seaport,
seawall,
settlement,
settling,
shipyard,
slip,
tying up,
wharf