Bark and Ship

Bark

Bark noun - A boat equipped with one or more sails.

Usage example: took a small bark out on the lake

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Ship and bark are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ship" instead a noun "Bark".

Nearby Words: barked, barking, barky

Ship noun - A large craft for travel by water.

Usage example: a cruise ship plying the warm waters of the Caribbean

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Bark and ship are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bark" instead a noun "Ship".

Nearby Words: shipment, shipped, shipping, shipload, shipper

fast	fast bark	fast ship
single	single bark	single ship
small	small bark	small ship
powerful	powerful bark	powerful ship
Other adjectives: actual, big, little, bigger.

The brave ones drink klah (a beverage made from a type of native tree bark) instead, but one colonist plots to steal a ship and leave, partly because they've run out of coffee.

Source: Must Have Caffeine / Literature
The idea is that a dog on land would be injured at noon each day, causing its counterpart aboard a distant ship to bark in pain.

Source: Synchronization
Within it is the Thriller Bark, the gargantuan ship Gecko Moria uses as his base.

Source: Ominous Fog

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