n. a tall spar or; now often; a hollow metal structure; sometimes in sections; rising vertically from the keel or deck of a vessel and used to support the sails; yards; radar and radio equipment; etc. a specified section of this -example-the topmast
The ship has a mast.
The ship has a mast.
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How were the special mast ships different from other ships?
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Why did Odysseus' men tie him to the mast of the ship?
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The mast was also used as a mooring for Zepplins, what is a Zepplin?
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What is the mast on top of the Empire State building used for?
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What happened to Timothy when he climbed the mast the first time?
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Why did the road for mast trees have to be perfectly straight?
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A masthead is the uppermost point of a mast.
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How wide did a tree have to be to be a mast tree?
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Why didn't they use trees from England for mast trees?
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How far did some of the mast trees have to be taken by the oxen?
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How tall did a mast tree have to be?
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What is the position high in a ship's mast where a lookout watches the ocean?
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