Drawings defining the shape of a boat's hull, also the shape of a boat's hull, "she has nice lines".
What actors learn and speak on stage. The word is also used technically to refer to the counter-weighted ropes or wires that are attached to flown scenery.
Ropes or cables used a vessel for towing, mooring, and lashing(securing).
the ropes or cables used on a vessel for towing, mooring, or lashing.
Almost all ropes on a boat are called "lines".
A nautical term for ropes.
The ropes used to tie up the ship while it is at the dock
The plans that show the shape or form of the ship
Ropes whose both ends are secured. In other words, almost every rope onboard a ship. For example, a rope running from the ship's railing to a yard-arm would be called a line. A rope left dangling from a sail would be called a plain rope.
Rope or cordage used for various purposes aboard a boat.