Put
Ship
Ship verb - Place on board a ship.
Usage example: ship the cargo in the hold of the vessel
Both words in one sentence
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Once he gets out of the pit, he grabs the ship again, making them believe that they committed a colossal blunder in allowing themselves to be betrayed, but they discover that the man, in gratitude, has taken the ship and put it back exactly where he had originally stolen it from.
Source: Series / Land of the Giants - Landing craft are smaller ships of limited endurance designed to take troops from a ship and put them on the shore.
- When shippers have to contend with romantic rivals to their main ship, they will often put those rivals together in order to leave their main ship free to be with each other.
Source: Ship Mates
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