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from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun In ship-building, the line formed by the intersection of the surface of the deck at the top of the beams with the central longitudinal plane; also, the intersection of the surface with the molded surface of the side of the vessel: called deck-line at center and at side, respectively.

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