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International code of signals.
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NATIONAL COLORS
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International Code of Signals
American Edition
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PUBLISHED BY THE HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE
SECRETARY OF THE NAVY |
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WASHINGTON
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1917
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INTRODUCTION.
The International Code of Signals consists of twenty-six flags—one for each letter
of the alphabet—and a Code Pennant.
Urgent and important signals are two-flag signals.
General signals are three-flag signals.
Geographical, Alphabetical Spelling Tables, and Vessels' Numbers are four-ſla
signals. -
The book is divided into three parts. The first part contains urgent and important
all
signals and money, weights, barometric heights, etc., together with

of
the tables
a
-
geographical list and phrases formed with the auxiliary verbs. -
of
table
is a
part vocabulary
an
general geographica
of
The second index.

It
consists and
a
a
arranged alphabetically. -
It
index.
is
The third part gives lists the United States storm-warning, Coast Guard, time
of
signal, radio, and radio time signal stations, and Lloyd's signal stations
of
of
the world.
also contains semaphore and distant signal codes, the United States Army and Navy
It
Dot and Dash and Semaphore Codes, and the Morse Wigwag Code.
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CONTENTS.
Page.
National colors worn by United States vessels................................................ Frontispiece

Flags of the principal maritime countries....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plate ................ II
Flags and pennants of the International Code........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Front and rear) Plate III
Meanings of the flags and pennants of the International Code when hoisted singly with the Code
Pennant----------------------------------------------------------------------------------. 7
Signals of distress........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7
Signals for pilots..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
PART I.
Instructions in signaling, including how to make alphabetical spelling signals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Alphabetical Spelling Table (alternative method of spelling words)—four flags, CBDF to CZYX-..... 15
Numeral signals and how to make them......................................................... 32
Numeral table (alternative method of making numeral signals)—Code Pennant under UA to Code
Pennant under ZY....... . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 33
Decimals and fractions—BCO to BDZ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ------------------------- 34
Signals to be used only between vessels towing and being towed........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Urg ENT AND IMPORTANT signals.
Flags AB to ZY--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36
TABLEs.
Compass table in degrees—ABC to AQC......................................................... 45

Compass table in points and half points—AQD to AST..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
United States and foreign moneys—ASU to AVJ. . . . . . . . '- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 47
United States and foreign measures and weights—AVK to BCN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
List of countries in which the metric system is used............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
Table for converting metrical measures and weights into their equivalents.................. . . . . . . . . . 55
Latitude and longitude—Code Pennant over AB to Code Pennant over K.P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
Divisions of time and of latitude and longitude—Code Pennant over KQ to Code Pennant over QL. . 58
Barometer in inches and millimeters—Code Pennant over QM to Code Pennant over TS. . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Thermometer according to the Fahrenheit, Centigrade, and Reaumur systems—Code Pennant over
TU to Code Pennant over ZY............................................................... 60
AUXILIARY Phrases.
Phrases formed with auxiliary verbs—BEA to CWT............................................. 62
GEOGRAPHICAL List.
Names of places arranged according to their geographical position, showing International Code, time,
weather, life-saving, Lloyd's, and radio signal stations of the world—ABCD to BFAU.......... 89
PART II.
INDEx
General vocabulary—CXA to ZNP......................................................... ---- 143

Geographical index (names of places arranged in alphabetical order)—ABCD to BFAU............. 452
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6 CONTENTS.
PART III.
Page.
Storm-warning display stations of the United States............................................. 505
Time signals of the United States.............................................................. 510
United States naval communication service.......................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513
Coast guard districts and stations of the United States... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 519
Lloyd's signal stations.........................---------------------------------............... 526
Distant signals—
(a) Fixed semaphore for coast use. -----------------------------. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 529
(b) International Code Signals--------------------------------------------------------- 530
Special signals---------------------------------------------------------------------
(c)
531
Semaphores and semaphoring by hand flags—
542
544
547
551
FLAGS OF THE PRINCIPAL
MAN-OF-WAR. MERCHANT. MAN-OF-WAR.
ARGENTINA. ARGENTINA. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
BULGARIA
—n
=
COSTA RICA. COSTA RICA. DENMARK.
==<
ECUADOR. ECUADOR. GERMANY.
GREECE. GREECE.
HONDURAS. HONDURAS.
MARITIME COUNTRIES. IPLATE I
MERCHANT. MAN-OF-WAR, MERCHANT.
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. BOLIVIA BOLIVIA
COLOMBIA.
|
ALso national- FLAG
DENMARK. DonalNiCAN REPUBLIC
==
=
GREAT BRITAIN.
GERMANY.
º
|s|
GUATEMALA. HAITI.
JAPAN.
FLAGS OF THE PRINCIPAL
MAN - OF-war. MERCHANT Man-OF-war.
MEXICO. MEXICO. MONTENEGRO
NORWAY, NORWAY.
SALVADOR. SALVADOR. SIAM.
SWEDEN. VENEZUELA.
MARITIME COUNTRIES. PLATE II
MERCHANT. MAN-OF-WAR. MERCHANT
MONTENEGRO NICARAGUA. NICARAGUA.
FARAGUAY. PERSIA.
IN THEMERCHANT FLAG
THE BADGEIS NEARER THEHOIST.
ROUMANIA.
SIAM.
VENEZUELA.
FLAGS OF THE PRINCIPAL MARITIME COUNTRIES.
|–
COUNTRIES HAVING A COMMON MAN-0F WAR AND MERCHANT FLAG.
ABYSSINIA BELGIUM. BRAZIL.
CHILE CUBA FRANCE,
H
LIBERIA. Luxe-MBURG FEDERATED MALAY STATES
=
MONACO MOROCC0, ZANZIBAR MUSCAT NETHERLANDS.
º PANAMA
SwitzERLAND,
PORTUGAL.
º
SEREIA
URUGUAY.
CODE FLAGS AND PENNANTS PLATE III
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F
.
i
“CODE FLAG" AND
“ANSWERING PENNANT"
:
When used as the “Code
Flag" it is to be hoisted under
the ensign.
When used as the “An

swering Pennant" it is to be
hoisted at the masthead or
where best seen.
F= & X
f> N
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INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS,
MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED SINGLY.

Signal. Meaning.
B ------------------ —I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.

C ------------------ —Yes, or, Affirmative.
D ------------------ —No, or, Negative.
L ------------ ------ —I have (or, have had), some dangerous infectious disease on board.
P------------------ —I am about to sail; all persons to report on board.
Q ------------------ —I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.
S------------------- —I want a pilot.
MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED WITH CODE FLAG.

CODE FLAG over A —I am on full-speed trial.
-- --
-
** B —I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.
-- 4& **
C —Yes, or, ative.
-- 4: &4 D —No,
or, Negative.
-- -- *{
E —Alphabetical Signal No. 1.*
-- -- *-
F —Alphabetical Signal No. 2.*
-- -- 4-
G. —Alphabetical Signal No. 3.”
-- 4: *-
H –Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer; I have something important to communicate.
JI
-: *- 4+
—I have not a clean bill of health.
-* -- **
-- —I have headway.
-- 4:
R —I have stern-board.
-- -- &4 L
-- -- *-
—I have (or, have had) some dangerous infectious disease on board.
M —Numeral Signal No. 1.
-- -- *{
N —Numeral Signal No. 2. -
O —Numeral Signal No. 3.
—I am about to sail; all persons to report on board.
§ —I have a clean bill of health, but am liable to quarantine.
R —Do not pass ahead of me.
S —I want a pilot.
T —Do not overtake me.
U —My engines are stopped.
V —My engines are going astern.
W —All boats are to return to the ship.
X —I will pass ahead of you.
Y —All ships of the convoy are to rejoin company. (See NXP, p. 254.)
Z —I will pass astern of you.
*For instructions as to the use of these Signals, see page 18. #For instructions as to the use of these Signals, see page 82.
INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
(1)The International Code Signal of Distress indicated by NC;

(2)The distant signal, consisting of a square flag, having either above or below it a
ball or anything resembling a ball;
(3) The distant signal, consisting of a cone point upward, having either above it
or below it a ball or anything resembling a ball.
For other signals of distress see article 31 of the International Rules to Prevent
Collisions and article 31 of the Inland Rules to Prevent Collisions.
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8 SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS FOR A PILOT.
(1) The International Code Pilot Signal indicated by PT;

(2) The International Code Flag S, with or without the Code Pennant over it;
The distant signal, consisting cone point upward, having above
or (3)
two
of
it
a
balls shapes resembling balls.
INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
PART I.
SIGNALS MADE BY FLAGS OF THE CODE.
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PART I.
INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL.
In the following instructions the ship making the signal is called A; the ship signaled to is called B.
HOW TO MAKE A SIGNAL.

A, wishing to make a signal, hoists her Ensign with the Code Flag under
Ship
it.
1.
signal station sight, and the signal
or
in
If
more than one vessel intended
is
is
a 2.
for particular vessel signal station, ship signal

or
or
should indicate which vessel
station she
A
addressing by making the distinguishing signal (i.e., the signal letters)
is
of the vessel or station with which she desires to communicate.

the distinguishing signal not known, ship
of
of
If
should make use the

A
one
is
3.
signals DI (page
to
DQ 37).
When ship has been answered by the vessel she addressing (see paragraph 9),
A
is
4.
she proceeds with the signal which she desires make, first hauling- down her Code
to
Flag required for making the signal.

it
is
if
Signals should always hoisted where they can best seen, and not necessarily
be
be
5.
at the masthead. -
kept flying until ship hoists her Answering Pennant
be
Each hoist should

B
6.
“CLos UP!” (see paragraph 10).

E
When ship has finished signaling she hauls down her Ensign, and her Code
A
7.
Flag, the latter has not already been hauled down (see paragraph 4).
if
When signal
in
to
desired make should be looked out the General

it
is
it
8.
is a
Vocabulary (pages 143–451), which the Signal Book.

to
the index
HOW TO ANSWER A SIGNAL.
Ship (the ship signaled to), on seeing the signal made by ship A, hoists her
B
9.
Answering Pennant the ‘‘DIP.”

at
(A flag the “DIP” when the way up, that is,

of
hoisted about two-thirds

at
is
is
it
when hoisted “CLose UP.”)

be
some little distance below where would

it
The Answering Pennant should always be hoisted where can best be seen.
it
10. When A's hoist has been taken in, Signal Book, and under
in
looked out the

is
stood, hoists her Answering Pennant “CLOSE UP!” and keeps there until hauls
A
B
it
her hoist down.

then lowers her Answering Pennant the “DIP,” and waits for the next hoist.
to
If B
11.
if,
flags out, when the flags are made out,

be
A's hoist can not

or
in
12. the made

purport signal understood, her Answering Pennant
of
at
the the not keeps the

is
or B
“DIP” and hoists the signal OWL WCX, such other signal may meet the case;
or
as
it,
rectified her signal, and thoroughly understands

or
and when has repeated

A
hoists her Answering Pennant “CLose UP.”
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12 INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. PART I.
NOTES ON SIGNALING.
1. Plurals.--To facilitate the translation of the Code into foreign languages, the
plurals of words given in the Signal Book have been omitted. The words should be
regarded as being used in the singular, unless the contrary is indicated by the context.
2. When making Signals for comparing Chronometers (page 58) or show

ing the Mean Time vessel A is to hoist the signal denoting the hour (see page 58),
and shortly after the signal has been answered by B dip it sharply to denote the precise
instant used for comparison. The signals denoting the minutes and seconds shown by
the chronometer at the instant of dipping are then to be hoisted. To insure accuracy,
a second comparison should be made.
3. In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the

meridian of Greenwich, except French and Spanish vessels, which will use the meridian
of Paris or Cadiz, respectively. If any doubt is entertained, the vessel to which the
signal is made should hoist NBL = What is your first meridian”
4. Meridians.—The British Meridian is that of Greenwich. The Meridian of Paris

(Observatory) is 2° 20' 15" east of Greenwich, or 0 h. 9 m. 21 secs. The Meridian of
Cadiz (San Fernando Observatory) is 6° 12' 24" west of Greenwich, or 0 h. 24 m.
49.6 Secs.
5.Passing Vessels.-Ships passing one another or Signal Stations will do well to

hoist the following signals in the order shown:
(1) National Colors with the Code Signal under them. (The Ensign should
be kept flying until all communication is ended; the Code Flag may be
hauled down if it is required for making a signal.)
(2) Ship's name (signal letters).
(3) Where from.
-
(4) Where bound.
(5) Number of days out.
(6) My longitude by chronometer is —.
The ensign should be dipped and rehoisted as a farewell.
if,
When vessels are passing each other quickly, time will be saved hoist
of
instead
ing the Answering Pennant, they exchange signals the following manner:
in
is,
On reading A's name (that distinguishing signal), should hoist hers.

B
should not haul down until she understands B's hoist, when both ships
A
should haul down together and proceed

in
the order suggested above.
Procedure when signaling Names and Addresses.—The following course

6.
be followed when making signal which contains the ship's name and the owner's
to
is
name and address:
Ship A, wishing obtain orders from her owner, will make—

to
(1) Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).

The signal SW obtain orders from my owner, Mr. —,
at
wish —.
to
=
(2)
I
The owner's name, by spelling letter by letter (see page 13) by using
or
(3)
it
the Alphabetical Spelling Table (pages 14–15).

by
by
spelling letter by letter (see page 13) using

or
(4) The owner's address,

it
the Alphabetical Spelling Table (pages 14–15). Signals from the Geo
graphical Table (page 89) can also Figures
be
in
used some cases.

by Signals by
or
page
32
can be made the Numeral on the Numeral

Table on page 33.
PART I, INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. - 13
ExAMPLE.
Ship A wishes to get orders from her owner (say), Mr. C. Thomson, at 25 Broad
street, New York.
Having hoisted her national colors with the Code Signal under them, she makes
the following signals:
1st hoist, Her distinguishing signal (signal letters).
2d hoist, SW = I wish to obtain orders from my owner, Mr. , at
3d hoist, Code flag over E=The signals which follow are alphabetical. (Before this signal
- is made the Code Flag under the Ensign may be-hauled down.)
4th hoist, C–C.
5th hoist, Code Flag over F=Dot between initials.
6th hoist, THOM

=Thomson.
7th hoist, SON
8th hoist, Code Flag over M- The signal which follows is a numeral signal, and is to be
looked out in the Numeral Table (page 32).
9th hoist, BE–25.
10th hoist, Code Flag over E=The signals which follow are alphabetical.
11th hoist, BRO)- = Broad.

12th hoist, AD )
13th hoist, Code Flag over G=The Alphabetical Signals are ended.
14th hoist, WZN = Street.

15th hoist, AZOT = New York.
ALPHABETICAL (SPELLING) SIGNALS.

Under the arrangement explained below, every flag hoisted after Alphabetical
Signal No. 1 has been made, and until Alphabetical Signal No. 3, or Numeral Signal
No. 1 (see page 32) is made, represents the letter of the alphabet which has been allotted
to it in the Code. As each of the 26 letters of the alphabet is now represented by a flag,
any word can be spelled by this system.
If the word to be spelled consists of more than four letters, two or more hoists must
be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags, and, if any letter occurs more
than once in the word, this letter must on its second occurrence begin or be in a second
hoist, and on its third occurrence must begin or be in a third hoist.
º
The following are the signals to be used:
Signal. - Meaning.
Code FLAG ovKR FLAG E----| ALPHABETICAL SIGNAL No. 1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it
until Alphabetical Signal No. 3 or Numeral Signal No. 1 is made do
not represent the signals in the Code, but are to be understood as
having their meanings and express individual letters of
the alphabet which are to form words.
Code FLAG over FLAG F----| ALPHABETICAL SIGNAL No. 2, indicating the end of a word made by
Alphabetical Signals, or dot between initials.
CoIDE FLAG OVER FLAG G ---. ALPHABETICAL SIGNAL No. 3, indicating that the Alphabetical Signals
are ended; the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code
in the usual manner.
14 INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL. PART I.
EXAMPLE.
To spell “William J. Perry:”
1st hoist, Code Flag over E=The signals which follow are alphabetical.
2d hoist, WIL
3d hoist, LLAM
4th hoist, Code Flag over F=End of the word (also means dot between initials).
5th hoist, J–J.
6th hoist, Code Flag over F-Dot between initials (also means end of the word).
7th hoist, PER
= Perry.
8th hoist, RY |
9th hoist, Code Flag over G=Alphabetical Sigmals are ended.
An alternative method of spelling words is provided by the Alphabetical Spelling

Table on page 15.
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE.
This Table can be used in communications between Wessels of all Countries employing the Roman characters,
A, B, C, etc. See also page 13 for alternative system of making Alphabetical Signals.
CBDF | Aa
A.
| CBHP
| CBH
|| CBH
Adc
Add
Ade
Afm
Afn
Afo
§§
CBQT
Ahw
Ahz
Ahy
CBWG
CBVH
CBVJ
Akf
Akg
Akh
CBYS
CBYT
CBYV
Amp
Amq.
Amr
CBDG | Aab || CBHS Afp CBQV Ahz CBVK Aki CBYW Ams
A: Ai
|
CBDH Aac || CBHT Adg Afq CBQW CBVL Akj CBYX Amt
CBDJ Aad || CBHV Adh Afr CBQX Aia CBVM Akk CBYZ Amu
CBDK Aam || CBHW Adi Afs CBQY Aib CBVN Akl CBZD Amv
CBDL |Ab |QBHX Adj Aft CBQZ Aic CBVP Akm CBZF Amw
º |É
CBDM Aba || CBHY Adk Afu CBRD Aid CBV Akn CBZG Amx
CBDN | Abb Adl Afv CBRF Aie CBV Ako CBZH Amy
CBDP CBJD Adm Afw CBRG Aif CBWS Akp CBZJ Amz
|
CBDQ Abd CBJF Adn Afx CBRH Aig CBWT AkQ CBZK An
Ado Afy CBR.J. Aih CBVW Akr CBZL Ana
|
Adp Afz CBREC Aii Aks CBZM Anb
Adq Ag CBRL Aij Akt Anc
Adr Aga Aik Aku And
Ads Agb Ail Akv Anf
Adt Agc Aim Akw Ang
Ain Akx
|
Adu Agd |Amh
Adv Age Aio Aky Ani
Adw Agf | Aip Akz Anj
Adx Agg Aiq Al Ank
Ady Agh Air Ala Anl
CBFJ Abp ||CBJV Adz Agi Ais Alb Anm
CBFK Abg | CBJW Ae Ait Alc Ann
gº,
CBFM Abr
Abs
|gº.
CBJY
||
Aea
Aeb
Aiu
Aiv
Ald
Ale
Anp
Anq
ÖBFN | Abt || CBjz Aec Aiw Alf Anr
CBFP Abul || CBKD Aed Aix Alg Ans
CBFQ || Aby || CBKF Aee Aiy Alh Ant
CBFR Ab W CBKG Aef Aiz Ali CDBM Anu
CBFS Abz || CBKH Aeg Alj
Aeh Alk CDBP
Aei All CDB
CB FW Ac BKM Aei Alm
|g Ae Aln
Ael Alo
Aem Alp
Aen Alq
Aeo Alr
Aep Als
CBGJ Acg | CBKV Aeq Alt
CBGK Ach || CBKW Aer Alu
CBGL Aci CBKX Aes Alv
CBGM Acj CBKY Aet Alw
CBGN | Ack || CBKZ Aeu Alx
Aev Aly
Aew Alz
Aex Am
Aey Ama
Aez Amb
t iIn
Af Aj Amc
Afa Amd
Afb Ame
Afc Amf
Afd Amg
Afe Amh
Aff Ami
Amj
Amk
Aml
Amm
Amn
Amo
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16 ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. PART I.
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CDGK | Apa CDLM Aru CDQN Aun || CDVQ Axg CDZS CFHJ Bf
CDGL | Apb || CDLN Arv || CDQP Auo || CDV Axh | CDZT CFHK B
CDGM Apc || CDLP Arw || CDQR Aup || CDVS Axi CDZV CFHL | B
CDGN Apd || CDL Arx | CDQS Aug | CDVT Axj CDZW CFHM Bi
CDGP Ape || CDL Ary | CDQT || Aur || CDVW Ax CDZX CFHN | Bia
CDG Apf || CDLS Arz || CDQV Aus || CDVX Axl CDZY CFHP Bib
CDG Apg | CDLT | As CDQW Aut || CDVY | Axm CFH Bic
CDGS Aph | CDLV Asa CDQX || Auu || CDVZ Axn CFH Bid
CDGT Api CDLW Asb CDQY | Auv || CDWB Axo CFHS Bie
CDGV Apj || CDLX | Asc CDQZ Auw CDWF | Axp
|| CFHT | Bif
CDGW Apk || CDLY | Asd CDRB | Aux | CDWG |Axq CFHV Big
CDGX | Apl CDLZ | Ase CDRF Auy || CDWH | Axr CFHW Bih
CDGY Apm
| || CDMB Asf CDRG | Auz || CDW.J Axs CFHX | Bii
CDGZ Apn || CDMF Asg | CDRH | Av CDWK Axt CFHY | Bij
CDHB | Apo || CDMG | Ash | CDRJ | Ava || CDWL Axu CFHZ | Bi
CDHF | App || CDMH | Asi CDRK Avb || CDWM Axy B. || CFJE | Bim §
CDHG | Apa || CDMJ Asj CDRL | Avc || CDWN Axw CFJD | Bin §
CDHJ Apr || CDMK A CDRM Avd || CDWP Axx | CFBD | Ba CFJG | Bio º
CDHK Aps | CDML Asl CDRN | Ave || CDWQ Axy || CFBG | Baa || CFJH | Bip
CDHL | Apt || CDMN Asm | CDRP | Avf || CDWR Axz || CFBH | Bab || CFJK Biq
CDHM Apu || CDMP Asn CDR Avg | CDWS Ay CFBJ Bac CFJL Bir |
CDHN | Apv || CDMQ Aso | CDRS | Avh || CDWT | Aya || CFBK | Bad || CFJM | Bis §
CDHP Apw || CDMR Asp || CDRT | Avi CDWV Ayb || CFBL Bae CFJN | Bit
CDH Apx | CDMS Asq || CDRV | Avi CDWX | Ayc || CFBM Baf || CFJP Biu
CDH Apy || CDMT Asr CDRW AV CDWY Ayd CFBN | Bag | CFJ Biv
CDHS Apz || CDMV Ass CDRX | Avl CDWZ Aye || CFBP Bah || CFJ Biw
CDHT | Aq CDMW Ast CDRY | Avrm || CDXB Ayf || CFB Bai CFJS Bix
CDHV Aqa || CDMX | Asu || CDRZ | Avn || CDXF | Ayg || CFB Baj CFJT | Biy
CDHW Aqb || CDMY | Asv || CDSB | Avo || CDXG | Ayh | CFBS | Bak || CFJW Biz
CDHX Aqc || CDMZ | Asw || CDSF | Avp || CDXH | Ayi CFBT | Bal CFJW Bj
CDHY | Aqd || CDNB | Asx | CDSG | Avg | CDXJ Ayj CFBW Bam || CFJX | B
CDHZ || Aqe || CDNF | Asy || CDSH | Avr || CDXK Ayk || CFBW || CFJY
Ban | Bl
CDJB | Aqf || CDNG | Asz CDSJ | Avs || CDXL | Ayl CFBX || CFJZ
| Bao | Bla
CDJF Aqg | CDNH At CDSK Avt || CDXM | Aym || CFBY || CFKB
Bap | Ble
CDJG |Aqh || CDNJ Ata CDSL | Avu || CDXN | Ayn || CFBZ || CFKD
Baq Bli
CDJH | Aqi CDNK Atb || CDSM | Avv || CDXP Ayo . CFDB | Bar || CFKG | Blo
CDJK Aqj CDNL ||Atc. CDSN | AVW || CDX Ayp || CFDG | Bas CFKH | Blu
CDJL | Aqk || CDNM Atd. || CDSP | AvX || CDX Ayq ||CFDH |Bat || CFKJ Bly
CDJM Aql CDNP Ate CDS Avy || CDXS | Ayr ||CFDJ Bau || CFKL Bm
CDJN | Aqm || CDN Atf CDS Avz || CDXT | Ays CFDK Bay || CFKM | Bn
CDJP Aqn || CDN Atg CDST ||Aw CDXV Ayt CFDL | Baw CFKN | Bo
CDJ Aqo || CDNS | Ath || CDSV Awa || CDXW Ayu || CFDM Bax | CFKP Boa
CDJ Aqp || CDNT Ati CDSW Awb || CDXY | Ayv || CFDN Bay || CFK Bob
CDJS Aqq || CDNV Atj CDSX || Awc || CDXZ || Ayw || CFDP Baz CFK Boc
CDJT Aqr | CDNW Atk || CDSY Awd || CDYB | Ayz || CFDQ Bb CFKS Bod
CDJV Aqs CDNX | Atl CDSZ Awe || CDYF Ayy || CFDR Bc CFKT | Boe
CDJW Aqt CDNY | Atm | CDTB Awf CDYG | Ayz ||CFDS Bd || CFKV Bof
CDJX Aqu || CDNZ Atn || CDTF Awg | CDYH Az CFDT | Be CFKW Bog
CDJY Aqv || CDPB Ato CDTG ||Awh CDY.J Aza || CFDW Bea CFKX Boh
CDJZ Aqw CDPF Atp || CDTH | Awi | CDYR Azb | CFDW Beb || CFKY | Boi
CDKB | Aqx | CDPG |Atq CDTJ Awj || CDYL Azc CFDX | Bec CFKZ Boj
CDKF Aqy || CDPH Atr CDTR AWR CDYM |Azd CFDY | Bed CFLB | Bok
CDKG |Aqz CDPJ Ats CDTL | Awi ČDYN |Aze CFDZ Bee CFLD | Bol
CDKH | Ar CDPK Att CDTM Awm || CDYP Azf CFGB Bef CFLG | Bom
CDKJ CFLH
CDKL |
Ara
Arb
CDPL
|| CDPM
Atu
Aty
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Azh
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|| CFGH
Beg
| Beh | CFLJ
| Bon
Bop
CDKM Arc CDPN AtW CDT Awp || CDYS | Azi CFGJ Bei | CFLK Boq
CDKN Ard || CDPQ Atx | CDT Awq CDYT Azj CFGK Bej CFLM | Bor
CDKP Are CDPR Aty | CDTS Awſ. CDYV Azk || CFGL | Bek | CFLN | Bos
CDKQ | Arf CDPS Atz || CDTV Aws | CDYW Azl CFGM Bel || CFLP Bot
CDKR Arg | CDPT Au || CDTW Awt || CDYX Azm || CFGN Bem | CFLQ | Bou
CFLR Boy
QKS
CDKT
Arh
Ari | CDP.V. Aua || CPTX Awu || CPYZ Azn
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Beo CFLS Bow
| CDPW Aub | CDTY |Awv || CDZB | Azo
CDKV Ari QFX Aug |QRTZ |Aww QZF |Azq Azp "
CFG Bep CFLT | Box
CDKW Ar CDPY Aud || CDVB' | Awk | CDZG || CFGS Beq | CFLV Boy
CDRX | Arl CDPZ Aue || CDVF Awy || CDZH Azr | CFGT | Ber CFLW Boz
CDKY Arm || CDQB Auf CDVG Awz || CDZJ Azs || CFGW Bes CFLX Bp
CDKZ || Arn || CDQF Aug || CDVH Ax CDZK Azt CFGW |Éet CFLY | Bºl
CDLB | Aro || CDQG |Auh || CDVJ Axa || CDZL Azu || CFGX Beu || CFLZ. Br
CDLF | Arp || CDQH Aui CDVR Axb || CDZM Azv || CFGY | Bev || CFMIB | Bra
CDLG |Arq || CDQJ Auj || CDVL Axc || CDZN Azw || CFGZ Bew || CFMD Bre
CDLH | Arr CDQK Auk | CDVM Axd || CDZP Azz || CFHB | Bex | CFMG | Bri
CDLJ Ars CDQL || Aul CDVN Axe || CDZ Azy || CFHD Bey || CFMH | Bro
Art CDQM Aum || CDVP Axf ||- CDZ Azz CFHG Bez CFMJ | Bru
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CGR.V. Doq | CGW.J. Ead CHBM Ecx | CHJP

Egk g|RF
CGRW Dor CGWK Eae | CHBN Ecy Egl
CHJC) CHNS
CGRX | Dos | CGWL Eaf || CHBP Ecz CHJR
Egm CHNT
CGRY | Dot CGWM Eag | CHB |Éd | CHJSEgn CHNW
CGRZ | Dou || CGWN Eah || CHBR Eda || CHJT
Ego CHNW
CGSB | Dov CGWP Eai CHBS Edb | CHJVEgp CHNX CHSZ
CGSD | Dow || CGWQ | Eaj CHBT | Edc || CHJW Egq || CHNY
CGSF Dox | CGWR Eak || CHBV Edd | CHJX Egr | CHTI)
|
CHBW | SHN4
CHPB CHTF
CGSH Doy || CGWS Eal |
Ede CHJY Egs |
CGSJ
CGSK
Doz
Dp
CGWT
CGWV
| Eam
Ean
| CHBX
|| CHBY
Edf | CHJZ,
Edg | CHKB
Egt || CHPD
Egu || CHPF |Éi Ill |
CHTG
CHTJ
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CGSM Dr | CGWY | Eap || CHDB | Edi CHKF Egw CHPJ
CGSN | Dra || CGWZ | Eaq | CHDF | Edj || CHKG |Egx | CHPK
CGSP Dre || CGXB | Ear || CHDG | Ed CHKJ Egy || CHPL
CGS Dri CGXD | Eas CHDJ Edl CHKL Egz CHPM
CGS Dro || CGXF | Eat CHDK Edm | CHKM Eh CHPN
CGST | Dru CGXH | Eau CHDL Edn |g|HºN CHP
Dry CGXJ | Eav CHDM Edo | Ella
CHKP | Ehb CHP
CGSW
CGSW Ds CGXK Eaw CHDN Edp CHKQ Ehc CHPS
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CGSY CHD Edr
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CGSZ | Dua || CGXN | Eaz CHD
CGTB | Dub || CGXP Eb Eds Ehf
Ehg
CHDS Edt CHKV CHPX
CGTD | Duc || CGXQ Eba CHDT | Edu | CHKW Ehh | CHPY
CGTF | Dud || CGXR Ebb CHDW Edy || CHKX | Ehi a CHPZ
CGTH | Due || CGXS Ebc CHDW Edw CHKY | Ehj "CHQB
CGTJ | Duf CGXT
|| | Ebd CHDX | Edz || CHKZ | Eh CHQD
CGTK | Du CGXV Ebe CHDY Edy CHLB | Ehl || CHQF
CGTL | Du CGXW Ebf CHDZ Edz CHLD Ehm CHQG
CGTM | Dui CGXY | Ebg CHFB | Ee CHLF | Ehn CHQJ
CGTN | Duj CGXZ | Ebh CHFD Eea CHLG | Eho CHQK
CGTP | Du CGYB | Ebi CHFG | Eeb || CHLJ Ehp : CHQL
CGTQ | Dul CGYD | Ebj CHFJ Eec || CHLK Ehq CHQM
CGTR | Dum || CGYF | Ebk | CHFK Eed CHLM Ehr CHQN
CGTS | Dun || CGYH | Ebl CHFL | Eem | CHLN Ehs CHQP
CGTV | Duo || CGYJ Ebm || CHFM Ef CHLP Eht CHQR
CGTW | Dup || CGYK Ebn | CHFN | Efa || CHL Ehu CHQS
CGTX | Duq || CGYL | Ebo | CHFP Efb || CHL Ehv CHQT
CGTY | Dur || CGYM Ebp CHF Efc || CHLS Ehw CHQV
CGTZ | Dus || CGYN | Ebq CHF Efd || CHLT | Ehr CHQW
CGVB | Dut || CGYP Ebr CHFS Efe CHLV Ehy CHQX
CGVD | Duu CGYQ | Ebs CHFT | Eff CHLW Ehz CHQY
CGVF | Duv || CGYR Ebt CHFV Efg | CHLX | Ei CHQZ
CGVH | Duw || CGYS | Ebu CHFW Efh || CHLY | Eia CHRB
CGWJ Dux | CGYT | Eby CHFX | Efi CHLZ | Eib || CHRD
ºl
CGVK Duy CGYW Ebw CHFY | Efj CHMB | Eic CHRF
CGVL | Duz || CGYW Ebx | CHFZ | E CHMD | Eid || CHRG
CGVM | DV CGYX | Eby | CHGB Eff QHMF | Eig
CGVN | Dw || CGYZ Ebz CHGD Efm | CHMG | Eif CHRK
CGVP DX CGZB | Ec CHGF Efn | CHMJ | Eig | CHRL
CGVQ | Dy CGZD Eca CHGJ Efo | CHMK Eih CHRM
CGVR Dya CGZF Ecb CHGK Efp || CHML | Eii CHRN
CGVS | Dye CGZH | Ecc CHGL Efg CHMN | Eij CHRP
CGVT | Dyi CGZJ Ecd CHGM Efr CHMP | Ei | CHRQ
CGVW Dyo CGZK Ece CHGN | Efs CHM Eil CHRS
CGVX | Dyu CGZL | ECf CHGP Eft CHM Eim || CHRT
CGVY | Dz CGZM Ecg CHG Efu || CHMS | Ein || CHRW
CGW2. |CGZN | Ech CHGR Efv || CHMT | Eio || CHRW
| CGZP Eci CHGS Efw CHMV | Eip CHRX
CGZQ Ecj CHGT | Efz CHMW Eiq CHRY
CGZR Ec CHGV Efy | CHMX | Eir CHRZ
CGZS EC1 CHGW Efz || CHMY | Eis CHSB
CGZT | Ecm | CHGX |Eg | CHMZ | Eit CHSD
CGZW | ECn
|CHGY Ega CHNB | Eiu CHSF
CGZW Eco CHGZ
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CGZX | Ecp CHJB | Egc CHNF | Eiw CHSJ
CGZY | Ecq || CHJD Egd || CHNG | Eix | CHSK
E. || CHBD | Ecr || CHJF Ege || CHNJ Eiy CHSL
CHBF | Ecs CHJG | Egf CHNK | Eiz CHSM
CGWB | Ea CHBG |Ect || CHJK Egg CHNL | Ej CHSN
CGWD | Eaa CHBJ Ecu | CHJL Egh || CHNM Eja CHSP
CGWF | Eab | CHBK Ecv || CHJM Egi || CHNP Ejb || CHS
CGWEI | Eac CHBL | ECW CHJN Egj CHNQ Ejc CHS | CHXT
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CMWQ Iyd CNBF CNHG CNMJ CNRV Kea CNWX Koa

CNHJ Jij
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CMWR Iye CNMK Juh CNRW Keb CNWY Kob

CMWS Iyf CNBH CNHK Jik CNML Jui
Juj CNRX Kec CNWZ Koc
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Iyg CNBJ
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CMWT CNHL CNMP CNRY Ked CNXB Kod

CMWV Iyh CNBK CNHM Jim CNMQ) Ju CNRZ Kee CNXD Koe
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CMWX Iyi | CNBL QNHP Jin ||QNMR Jul ||QNSB |Kef QNXF Kof
CMWY Iyj CNBM CNHQ Jio CNMS Jum CNSD Keg "CNXG Ko
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Iyk CNBP Jip

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CMWZ CNHR CNMT Jun CNSF Keh CNXH Koh

CMXB Iyl CNBQ CNHS Jiq CNMV Juo CNSG Kei CNXJ Koi
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CNBR Jir Jup Kej Koj

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CMXD Iym CNHT CNMW CNSH CNXK

Iyn CNBS
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CMXF CNHV. Jis CNMX Juq ||QNSJ Kek QNXI, Ko

CMXG. Iyo CNBT CNHW Jit CNMY Jur CNSK Kel CNXM Kol
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CMXH Iyp CNBW CNHX Jiu CNMZ |Jus CNSL Kem CNXP Kom
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CMXJ Iyd CNBW Jiv

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CNHY CNPB Jut CNSM Ken CNXQ Kon

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CMXK Iyr CNBX CNHZ Jiw CNPD Juu CNSP Keo CNXR Koo
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CMXL Iys CNBY CNJB Jix CNPF Juv CNSQ Kep CNXS Kop
Jiy
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CMXN Iyt CNBZ CNJD CNPG Juw CNSR Keq CNXT Koq
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CMXP Iyu CNDB CNJF Jiz

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CNPH Jux CNST Ker CNXV Kor

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CMX Iyv CNDF CNJG CNPJ Juy CNSV Kes CNXW Kos
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CNYB Kov CPDQ Lai CPJS Liw CPNV Luu ||CPTH Mej ||CPYK Mop
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CNYD Kow CPDR CPJT Lix CPNW Luv CPTJ Mek CPYL |Moq
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CNYG Koy CPDT Lal CPIW Liz CPNY Lux QFTL
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CNYH Koz CPDV Lam CPYQ
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CNYK Kq
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CPDX Lao CPJZ CPQD CPT Mep CPYS Mov
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CNYL Kr
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QPQY Lap CPKB Lla CPQF Lw CPTR Meq CPYT Mow
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CNYM Kra CPDZ Laq ||CPKD Lle CPQG Lx CPTS Mer CPYW Mox
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CNYP Kre ||CPFB Lar ||CPKF Lli ||CPQH Ly CPTV Mes CPYW Moy
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CNYQ Kri CPFD Las CPKG Llo CPQJ Lya CPTW Met CPYX Moz
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CNYT Kry ||CPFJ Lav || CPKL Lm CPQM Lyo ||CPTZ Mew CPZD Mr
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CNYW Ks CPFK Law ||CPKM Ln ||CPQN Lyu ||CPVB Mex CPZF Mra
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CNYW Kt Lyy
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CPRN ||CPVD Mey CPZG Mre
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CNYX Ku
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CPF.M Lay CPK Loa CPQ)S Lz CPWF Mez CPZH Mri
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CPK
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CNYZ Kua CPFN Laz LOb CPQT CPWG Mf CPZJ Miro

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CNZB Kub CPF Lb CPKS Loc CPQV CPVH Mg CPZK Mru
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CNZD Kuc CPFR Lc CPKT Lod CPQ)W CPWJ Mh CPZL |Mry
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CNZF Kud CPFS Ld CPKW Loe CPQX CPVK Mi CPZM Ms

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CNZG Kue CPFT Le CPKW LOf CPWL Mia CPZN Mt.
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CNZH Kuf CPFW Lea CPKX Log CPQZ CPVM Mib CPZQ Mu
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CNZJ Kug CPFW Leb CPKY Loh CPWN Mic CPZR Mua
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CNZK Kuh CPFX Lec CPKZ LOi CPVQ Mid ||CPZS Mub
CPFY |ied Loj
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ČNZE Rui CPLE CPVR Mie CPZT Muc
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CNZM Kuj CPFZ Lee CPLD Lok CPWS Mif CPZW Mud
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CPLF
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CNZP Ku CPGB Lef LOl CPVT Mig CPZW Mue

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CNZ Kul ||CPGD Leg CPLG Lom CPVW Mih CPZX Muf
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CNZ Kum CPGF Leh CPLH Lon CPVX Mii CPZY |Mug
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CNZS Kun ||CPGH Lei Loo CPVY Mij CQBD Muh
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CNZT Kuo CPG|J CPLK Lop CPVZ Mik COBF Mui
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CNZW Kup ||CPGK Le CPLM Loq M. CPWB Mil CQBG Mui
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CNZW Kuq ||CPGL Lel CPLN LOr CPWD Mim COBH Mu
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CNZX Kur CPGM Lem CPL CPRB
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Los Ma CPWF Min CQBJ Mul
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CNZY Kus ||CPGN Len ||CPL Lot CPRD Maa ||CPWG | Mio CGBK Mum
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CPBD Kut CPG

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Leo CPLS Lou ||CPRF Mab CPWH Mip CGBL Mun
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CPBF CPG
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CPBG Kuv ||CPGS Leq ||CPLV Low CPRH Mad ||CPWK Mir CQBN Mup
CPRJ
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CPBH CPGT Ler CPLW Lox CPWL
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Kuw Mae Mis CQBP Muq
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CPBL Kuz ||CPGX Leu CPLZ CPRM Mah ||CPWQ Miv CGBT Mut
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CPBM Kv
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CPGY Lev CPMB La CPRN Mai CPWR Miw CCJBV Muu
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CPMD Lr
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CPBN CPGZ CPRQ |Maj

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Kx
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CPB CPHB Lex ||CPMF Lra CPRS Mak CPWT Miy COBX Muw
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CPB Ky
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CPHD Ley CPMG |Lre CPRT Mal ||CPWV Miz CQBY Mux
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CPBS Kya CPHF Lez CPMH Lti CPRV Mam CPWX CQBZ |Muy
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CPHG |Lſ
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CPMJ Lro CPWY

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CPBT Kye CPRW Man Mk CQDB Muz

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CPBV Kyi CPHJ Lg CPMK LTu CPRX Mao CPWZ M1 CQDF Mv

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CPHR Lh Lry
|
CPBW Kyo CPML CPRY |Map ||CPXB Mla CQDG |Mw

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CPBX Kyu CPHL Li CPMN LS CPRZ Maq CPXD Mle CQDH |Mx
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CPBY CPHM Lia CPM CPSB Mar CPXF Mli CQDJ My

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CPBZ Kz CPHN Lib CPMR Lu CPSD Mas ||CPXG Mlo CQDK Mya
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CPHQ |Lic CPMS Lua CPSF Mat ||CPXH Mlu CCŞDL Mye
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CPHR Lid
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CPMT Lub CPSG Mau ||CPXJ Mly CODM Myi

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CPHS Lie
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CPMV |Luc CPSH Mav ||CPXK Mm CQDN Myo

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CPHT Lif
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CPMW Lud CPSJ Maw CPXL Mn CQDP Myu

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CPHV Lig CPMX Lue CPSK Max CPXM Mo CQDR |Myy

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CPHW. Lih CPMY Luf ||CPSL |May ||CPXN Moa CºIDS Mz

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CPHX Lii CPMZ |Lug

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Lij
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CPNB Luh
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CPHY CPSN Mb CPXR Moc CODV

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CPHZ Lik
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CPND Lui CPSQ Mc CPXS Mod CODW

CPJB Lil Luj
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CPJD Lim CPNG Luk CPST Me CPXV Mof CQDY

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CPDB La CPJF Lin CPNH Lul ||CPSV Mea ||CPXW Mog CCŞDZ
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CPDF CPJG Lio CPNJ

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CPDG |Lab CPJH Lip CPNK Lun CPSX Mec CPXZ Moi
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CPDH Lac ||CPJK Liq CPNL Luo CPSY Med CPYB Moj
CPDJ CPJL Lir
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CPDK Lae CPJM Lis CPNQ Luq CPTB Mef CPYF Mol
CPJN Lit
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CPDL Laf
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24 ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. PART I
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N. | COKB |Nil | COPF |Nuj CQTR Obb CQYT Odv || CRFX |Ogo
CQKD Nim | COPG Nuk
CQFB | Na || CORF Nin || CºPH
|
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Nul | COTV
Obc
Obd
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CQYW
Odw
Odx
||
| CRFZ
CRFY Ogp
|| Ogg
CQFD | Naa || CQKG | Nio || CQPJ Num | CQTW Obe || CQYX Ody || CRGB | Ogr
|Nip
§
CQFG | Nab CQKH CQPK Nun CQTX Obf CQYZ ||Odz CRGD Ogs
CQFH | Nac CQKJ Niq CQPL | Nuo |C TY |Obg | CQZB Oe CRGF | Ogt
CQFJ Nad | COKL | Nir || CQPM Nup |CQTZ |Obh ||CQZD |Oea || CRGH | Ogu
CQFK Nae CQKM Nis CQPN | Nuq CQWB Obi CQZF Oeb CRGJ Ogy
CQFL Naf Nit CQPR Nur CQVD |Obj CQZG | Oec CRGK Ogw
CQFM | Nag CQKP Niu CQPS Nus CQVF |Obk | CQZH Qed CRGL Ogx
CQFN | Nah || CQKR Niv CQPT | Nut || WG | Obl || DQZJ Oee CRGM Ogy
CQFP Nai CQKS Niw CQPW Nuu || COWH | Obm | COZR Oef CRGN | Ogz
CQFR Naj CQKT | Nix CQPW Nuv || CQVJ Obn CQZL Oeg CRGP Oh
CQFS Na CQKV Niy CQPX Nuw || CQWK Obo |C ZM Oeh CRG Oha
§
CQFT | Nal. CQKW Niz CQPY Nux | CQVL Obp CQ)ZN | Oei || CRG Ohb
| CQKX | Nj
|%;
CQFV | Nam CQPZ Nuy CQVM Obq CQZP Oej || CRGT Ohc
CQFW | Nan N CQRB | Nuz
|g WN | Obr CQ)ZR Oek CRGV | Ohd
CQFX | Nao || CQKZ | N1
Ny
CQRD | |CQVP Obs Oel CRGW Ohe
CQFY | Nap || COLB | Nla || CQRF | Nw CQWR Obt CQZT Oem || CRGX | Ohf
| Nx CRGY
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CQGB | Nar | COLF | Nli || CQRH | Ny
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CQGN Naz CGILR Nob CORT CQWG Occ CRBK Oew CRHM
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CQRV CQWH
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CQGP Nb CQLS Noc Ocd Oex CRHN Ohq
|
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CQGR No CQLT Nod CQRW CQWJ Oce CRBM Oey CRHP Ohr
|
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CQGS Nd CQLV Noe CQRX CQWK OCf CRBN Oez CRH Ohs
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CQGT Ne CQLW Nof CQWL Ocg CRBP Of CRH Oht

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CQGW Nea CQLX Nog CQRZ. CQWM Och CRBQ Ofa CRHT Ohu
|
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Ohy
|
CQGW Neb CQLY Noh CQWN OCi CRBS Ofb CRHV

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CQGX Nec COLZ Noi CQ)WP CRBT Ofc CRHW Ohw

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Noj
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CQGY Ned CQMB CQWR Oc CRBV Ofd CRHX Ohk

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CQGZ Nee COMD Nok CQWS Oc1 CRBW Ofe CRHY Ohy
|
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CQHB Nef CQMF Nol CQWT Ocm CRBX Off CRHZ Ohz
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CRJB
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CQHD Neg CQMG Nom CQWV Ocn CRBY Ofg Oi
|
CRJD
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CQHF Neh CQMH Non CQWX Oco CRBZ Ofh Oia
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CRJF
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CQHG Nei CQMJ Noo CQWY Ocp CRDB Ofi Oib

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CQHJ Nej CQMK Nop CQWZ Ocq CRDF Oic
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CQHK Nek CGML Noq O. CºxB |Ocr CRDG Ofk CRJH Oid
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CQHL CRDH
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Nel CQMN Nor CQXD Ocs Oft Oie

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CQHM Nem CQMP Nos CQSB Oa CQXF Oct CRDJ Ofm Oif
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CQHN Nen CQMR Not CQSD Oaa CQXG Ocu CRDK Ofn CRJM Oig
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CQXH Ocy CRJN

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CQHP Neo CQMS Nou CQSF Oab CRDL Ofo Oih

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CQHR Nep CQMT Noy CQSG Oac CQXJ Ocw CRDM Ofp CRJP Oii
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CQHS Neq CQMW Now CQSH Oad CQXK |Ock CRDN Ofa CRJQ Oij
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CQHT Ner CQMW Nox CQSJ Oae CQXL |Ocy CRDP Ofr CRJS Oi
CRJT
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CQHV Nes CQMX Noy CQSK Oaf CQXM Ocz CRD Ofs Oil
|
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CQHW Net CQMY Noz CQSL Oag CQXN Od CRDS Oft CRJW Oim
|
Np CRJW
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CQHX Neu CQMZ CQSM Oah CQXP Oda CRDT Ofu Oin
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CQHY Nev CQNB No. CQSN Oai CQXR Odb CRDW Oio
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CQHZ New CQND Nr CQSP CQXS Odc CRDW Ofw CRJY Oip
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CQ.JB Nex CQNF Nra CQSR Oa CQXT Odd CRDX Of CRJZ Oiq
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CQ.JD Ney CQNG Nre CQST Oal CQ)YV Ode CRDY Ofy CRKB Oir
|
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CQ.JF Nez CQNH Nri CQSW Oam COXW Odf CRDZ Ofz CRKD Ois
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CQ).JG CQNJ Nro CQSW Oan CQXY Odg CRFB Og CRKF Oit
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CQJH Ng CQNK Nru CQSX Oao CQXZ Odh CRFD Oga CRKG Oiu
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CQ.JR Nh CQNL Nry CQSY Oap CQ)YB Odi CRFG Ogb CRKH
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CQ.JL CQNM |Ns CQSZ |Oaq CQYD Odi CRFH Oge CRR.J. Oiw
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CQJM Nia CQNP |Nt CQTB Oar CQYF Od CRFJ Ogd CRKL Oix
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CQ.JN Nib CQNR Nu Oas CQYC; Odl CRFK Oge CRKM Oiy
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CQ.JP Nic CQNS Nua COTF Oat CQYH Odm CRFL Ogf CRKN Oiz
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CQ.JR Nid CQNT Nub CQTG Oau CQYJ Odn CRFM Ogg CRKP Oja
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CQJS Nie CQNV Nuc CQTH Oav CQYK Odo CRFN Ogh CRKQ |Ojb
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CQJT Nif CQNW |Nud CQTJ |Oaw CQYL |Odp CRFP Ogi CRKS Ojc
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CQ.JV Nig CONX Nue CQTK |Oax COYM Odq CRFQ |Ogj CRKT |Ojd
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CQ.JW Nih CONY Nuf COTL Oay COYN Odr CRFS Ogk CRKV Oje
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CXQZ | Up QXWD Usa |QYPH Uuu QYJK Uxn |QYMS Ves
CXRB | Upi || CXWF Usb || CYDJ Uuv || CYJL Uxo CYMT | Vet
| \pi |QXWG | Use Uuw CYJM |ºp
QXRB QYDK CYMV Veu
CXRF | Upk | CXWH | Usd QYDI, Uux | CYJN | Uxq || CYMW Vev
CXRG | Upl || CXWJ Use || CYDM Uuy || CYJP LXT || CYMX | Wew
CXRH | Upm || CXWK Usf || CYDN Uuž CYJG | Uxs CYMZ | Wex
CXRJ | Upn || CXWL | Usg | CYDP Uv CYJR Uxt CYNB Vey
CXRK | Upo || CXWM Ush | CYD Uva || CYJS Uxu | CYND | Vez
CXRL | Upp || CXWN | Usi CYD UVb | CYJT | Uxy || CYNE | Vf
CXRM | Upg | CXWP Usj CYDS Uvc || CYJV Uxw || CYNG | Vg
CXRN | Upr CXW. Usk || CYDT | Uvd || CYJW Uxx | CYNH vil
CXRP | Ups | CXWR Usl QYRM. Ivº |QXIX ||Uxy || Q.N.J. Vi
QXRQ | Upt ||QXWS Usm |QYDW Uvf CYJZ |Uxz * ||QYNK Via
CXRS | Upu || CXWT | Usn CYDX Uvg || CYNL | Wib
CXRT | Upv || CXWV Uso | CYDZ Uvh CYNM Vic
CXRV | Upw || CXWY Usp || CYFB | Uvi CYNP | Vid
CXRW | Upx | CXWZ | Usq || CYFD Uvj CYN Vie
CXRY | Upy || CXYB | Usr CYFG | Uvk CYN Wif
CXRZ | Upz || CXYD Uss || CYFH | Uvl CYNS Vig
Öxs; tº" |&xyf ūst |&#j tº in CYNT | Vih
Čxsi Uda || Cºxyg Usu || CYFK tºn CYNW Wii
Vij
CXSF Uqb || CXYH Usv || CYFL | Uvo CYNW
| Uqc CXYJ Uvp CYNX
CYFM
tº
CXSG || Usw || | Wi
ČxSH |Udi || CXYK Üs, Öyiºn CYNZ | Wil
§
CXSJ Uqe CXYL | Usy || CYFP UVF V. || CYPB | Wim
CXSK Uqf || CXYM | Usz || CYFQ Uvs CYPD | Vin
||
CXSL |CXYN Ut CYF Uvt |QYKB |Va QYPF | Vio
CXSM | Uq CXYP Uta || CYFS Uvu CYKD Vaa || CYPG | Vip
CXSN | Uqi || CXYQ || Utb || CYFT | Uvy || CYKF | Vab | CYPH | Viq
CXSP Uqi CXYR Utc CYFW Uvw || CYKG | Vad | CYPJ Vir
CXS Uqk |QXY | Utd |QYFW Uvs | QYKH Yae QYPK- |Vis
CXSR Uql || CXYT | Ute | CYFX | Uvy ÖYKJ vaf || CYPL | Vit
CXST | Uqm || CXYV Utf CYFZ Uva || CYKL Vag | CYPM Viu
CXSW Uqn || CXYW Utg CYGB | UW CYKM Wah | CYPN | Viv
CXSW Uqo || CXYZ || Uth || CYGD Uwa CYKN
|| | Vai || CYPQ | Viv
CXSY | Uqp || CXZB | Uti CYGF Uwb CYKP Vaj CYPR Vix
Uqq | Utj CYGH || CYK Va Viy
ºf
CXSZ | || CXZD Uwc CYPS
CXTB | Uqr CXZF | Utk CYGJ Uwd CYK Val CYPT | Viz
Vj
it
CXTD Uqs || CXZG | Utl CYGK Uwe | CYKS Vam || CYPV
Čxī
CXTG | Uqu ||
&Zä |im
CXZJ Utn
|&āī
CYGM
twº
| CYKV
Uwg
yan
Vao
|&#w lyk
|| CYPX Vla
CXTH | Uqv || CXZK Uto ÖY&N | || CYKw
Uwfi Vap || CYPZ Vle
CXTJ Uqw || CXZL | Utp CYGP Uwi || CYKX | Vaq CYOB | Vli
CXTK Uqx | CXZM | Uta || CYG D. Wi || CYKZ War || CYQD Vlo
CXTL | Uqy || CXZN | Utr || CYGR Uwk | CYLB | Vas || CYQF | Vlu
CXTM Uqz || CXZP Uts CYGS Uwl || CYLD Wat || CYQG | Vly
CXTN
||CXTP
Ur ||CXZQ | Utt || CYGT | Uwm || CYLF | Vau || CYQH | Vim
Ura CXZR Utu || CYGW Uwn || CYLG | Vav || CYQ).J Wn
CXTQ Urb QXZS Utv CYGW |Uwo | CYLH |
|| Vaw || CYG)K Vo
CXTR Urc CXZT | Utw CYGX Uwp CYLJ Wax CYQL || Woa
CXTS Urd || CXZW Utx | CYGZ Uwa || CYLK Way || CYQM Vob
CXTV Ure | CXZW Uty CYHB | Uwr || CYLM | Vaz || CYQN | Voc
CXTW Urf CXZY | Utz CYHD | Uſws CYQP
|| CYHF | Uwt |||CYLN ||Yb Vod
CXTY | Urg CYBD Uu CYLP Vc CYQR Voe
CXTZ | Urh || CYBF | Uua || CYHG | Uwu || CYL Wd CYG)S Vof
Uwy
CXVB | Uri CYBG | Uub
&# We cyl CYQT Vog
ALPHABETICAL SPELLING TABLE. PART I.
-
|
CYVX | Vyz || CZBM | Who | CZHP Wro X. CZRB | Xui
CYVZ |Vz CZBN | Whu CZHQ Wru CZRD | Xuo
|CZBP Why | CZHR Wry |QZMB Xa CZRF | Xy
CZBQ || Wi CZHS Ws CZMD Xac || CZRG |xya
CZBR Wia CZHT Wt CZMF Xae CZRH | Xyb
CZBS Wib CZHV Wu || CZMG | Xai | CZRJ Xyc
CZBT Wic || CZHW Wua || CZMH Xam CZRK Xyd
CZBV Wid || CZHX Wub | CZMJ Xan "CZRL | Xye
CZBW || CZHY || CZMK Xao | CZRM Xyo
|%;
Wie Wuc
CZBX | Wif CZJB Wud || CZML Xap Xyr
ČZBy wig Özji wue ČZMN X: Özff X:
W. || CZDB | Wih || CZJF Wuf CZMP Xas CZRQ | Xza
CZDF | Wii CZJG | Wug | CZMQ Xat CZRS Xze
CYWB Wa Wij |
CZDG | || CZJH Wuh || CZMR Xau CZRT | Xzi
CYWD Waa || CZDH | Wik || CZJK Wui || CZMS Xav || CZRV Xzo
CYWF Wab CZDJ | Wil || CZJL Wuj || CZMT | Xaw ||CZRW Xzu
QYWG | Wag |CZDK Wim CZJM Wuk | CZMV Xay | CZRX
QYWH Wad | CZDL ||Win |CZJN Wul | CZMW Xaz CZRY
CYWJ Wae || CZDM Wio || CZJP Wum | CZMX | Xb
QYMK Waf ||94PN Wip
Wiq ||943 Wun ||94MY |Xba
CYWL Wag
CYWN | Wº
&WA
| CZDP
Wai |%R3
|| CZDR Wii
Wis
||
|| ºf
CZJR
CZJT
Wuo
Wup
Wur
{#
9%Nº
CZNF
Xbe
|{}i
| Xbo
CYWP Waj || CZDS Wit CZJV Wus || CZNG | Xbu
CYWG) Wak || CZDT | Wiu || CZJW Wut || CZNH | XC
CYWR Wal || CZDV Wiv || CZJX | Wuv || CZNJ Xca
CYWS Wam | CZDW Wiw || CZJY Wux | CZNK Xce
CYWT
QYWV
QYWX
| Wan
Wao
Wap
|| CZDX
|| CZDY
|| CZFB
| Wix | CZKB
Wiy || CZKD
| Wiz | C Z KF
Wuy || CZNL
Wuz
Wy CZNP
#; |
Xci
Xco
Xcu || CZSB |
Y.
Ya
|CZNQ Xd CZSD Yal
CYXB | War || CZFG | WK CZKH WX | CZNR Xe CZSF Yam
CYXD | Was || CZFH | Wl CZKJ WXa | CZNS Xea || CZSG | Yan
CYXF | Wat || CZFJ Wla || CZKL | WXo || CZNT Xei || CZSH | Yas
CYXG | Wau || CZFK Wle || CZKM WXu CZNV Xeo CZSJ Yat
QYXH |Wav
CYXJ Waw
||
||
CZFL
CZFM
|| Wii
Wlo
||
||
CZKN
CZKP
Wy
Wya
CZNW
CZNX
Xer
Xes
| CZSK
| CZSL |Yº
y CZNY | Xet || CZSM Ye
CYXL | Way || CZFP Wly | CZKR Wyi CZPB | Xeu || CZSN Yea
CYXM Waz || CZFQ Wm. || CZKS Wyj CZPD Xh CZSP Yed
CYXN | Wh | CZFR Wn || CZKT Wyl || CZPF Xi CZSQ || Yei
CYXP We || CZFS Wo || CZKV Wym | CZPG | Xia || CZSR Yeo
CYXQ Wä || CZFT || Woa || CZKW Wyn CZPH | Xie || CZST | Yi
CYXR We || CZFV Wob | CZKX Wyo | CZPJ Xio || CZSV Yl
CYXS Wea || CZFW Woc || CZKY Wyp ČZPK |Xiu CZsw Yia
C Y XV W ec CZ F Y W oe C Z L L) Wy
|%;
C PM Z
| Xizº
||
|| CZSX
CZSY
|| Ylo
Yin
Wom | CZLP Wzi || CZPX Xmi || CZTL ||Yp

CYZK Wen
| || CZGN | Won || CZL Wzo || CZPY Xmo || CZTM Yr
CYZL Weo
| || CZGP Woo || CZL Wzu || CZQB | Xmu || CZTN | Ys
CYZM Wep || CZGQ Wop || CZLS Wzy || CZQD Xn CZTP Ysa
CYZN | Weq || CZGR Woq || CZLT CZQF Xna CZT Yse
CYZP Wer || CZGS Wor || CZLV CZQG | Xni CZT Ysi
CYZ Wes || CZGT WOS I CZLW CZQH | Xno || CZTS YSO
CYZ Wet || CZGV Wot || CZLX CZQJ Xo CZTV Ysu
CYZS Weu || CZGW Wou || CZLY CZQK Xoa CZTW Yt
CYZT | Wey || CZGX | Woy CZQL Xoe || CZTX | Yta
CYZW | Wew || CZGY | Wow CZQM | Xoi CZTY Yte
CYZW | Wex | CZHB | Wox CZQN | Xou CZWB | Yti
CYZX | Wey || CZHD Woy CZQP Xr || CZVD Yto
CZBD | Wez || CZHF | Woz CZQR Xra CZWF Ytu
CZBF Wf || CZHG | WP CZQS Xre || CZWG | Yu
|CZBG | Wg CZH.J. WQ CZQT | Xri CZWH | Yua
CZBH | Wh CZHK Wr CZQV Xro CZVJ Yun
CZBJ Wha || CZHL | Wra CZQW Xu CZVK | Yus
CZBK Whe CZHM Wre CZQX | Xua CZWL Yut
CZBL | Whi || CZHN | Wri CZQY | Xue CZVM Yx
CZVN CZXB |czyr Zyd CZYT

CZVP CZXD CZYG Zye CZYV
CZV CZWB CZXF CZYH Zyf CZYW
CZW
CZWS
CZWD CZXG. CZYJ
CZYK
Zyi CZYX :
CZWF CZXH Zyl
CZWT CZWG CZXJ CZYL Zym
CZWH CZXK |&y M Zyn
CZVX CZW.J. CZXL |CZYN Zyo
CZVY CZWK |%Y; Zyp
CZWL | CZY Zyt
CZWM CZY
CZWN CZYS
CZWP
CZW
CZW
CZWS Zio
CZWT Zl
CZWV Zla
CZWX Zlo
CZWY |Zo
- |
NUMERAL SIGNALS.
Under the arrangement shown below, every flag hoisted after Numeral Signal No. 1
has been made, and until Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical Signal No. 1 (see page 13)
has been made, represents one or more figures, as indicated in the Numeral Table below.
If the
number to be signalled consists of more than four figures, two or more hoists
must be used, as no hoist is to contain more than four flags; and if any figure occurs
more than once in the same number, the figure must on its second occurrence begin or
be in a second hoist, and on its third occurrence it must begin or be in a third hoist,
unless use can be made of the signals K to Z in the Numeral Table below.
The following are the signals to be used:
Signal. Meaning.
CodE FLAG over FLAG M-| NUMERAL SIGNAL No. 1, indicating that the flags hoisted after it, until
Numeral Signal No. 3 or Alphabetical Signal No. 1 is made, do not
represent the signals in the Code, but express figures, as indicated in
the Numeral Table below, and have the special numerical values there
given to them.
CoDE FLAG OVER FLAG N-| NUMERAL SIGNAL No. 2, indicating the Decimal Point.
Code FLAG OVER FLAG O- NUMERAL SIGNAL No. 3, indicating that the Numeral Signals are ended;
the signals which follow are to be looked out in the Code in the usual
manner.
Numeral Table. Examples.
A ----------------- -
1 To make 78,865:
B ----------------- ? 1st hoist, Code Flag over M = The signals which follow are Numeral
C ----------------- 3 Signals, and are to be looked out in the
D----------------- 4
-
Numeral Table.
E.----------------- 5 2d hoist, GRFE = 78,865
-----------------
.H-----------------
- - - - - - - - --- - - - - - -
6
7
3d hoist, Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
#.….
8
1. To make 787: - . . . -
K.I.I.I.I.I.I.I. 1st hoist,
LIII. ------
M.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.
- --- 11
22
Code Flag over M= The signals which follow are Numeral
Signals, and are to be looked out in the
Numeral Table.
:-----------------
N-----------------
O-----------------
33
44
55
2d hoist,
3d hoi
oist,
GH
G. = 7 )
-
= 78 l —
- — 787
787
-
P ------ 66 4th hoist, Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
------- - - - - -- - - - - 77
§::::::::::::::::: 88
S ----------------- 99 To make 9.99876:
T ----------------- 100 1st hoist, Code Flag over M= The signals which follow are Numeral
U----------------- 0 Signals, and are to be looked out in the
V----------------- 00 Numeral Table.
W ---------------- 000 2d hoist, I = 9
X----------------- 0000 3d hoist, Code Flag over N =Decimal point |
=
Y----------------- 00000 || 4th hoist, SHGF – 99.876 - 9.99876
Z ----------------- 000000 || 5th hoist, Code Flag over O = The Numeral Signals are ended.
Signals for certain Decimals and Fractions will be found on page 34.
(82)
NUMERAL TABLE.
CODE FLAG UNDER TWO FILAGS. -
º
F Signal.
Code*-Flag under UA
Number.
|
Signal
0 | Code Flag under

——WA
Number.
50
Signal.
|Code --Flag under YA

Number.
100
--
|UB 1
*-
“ WB 51 “ YB 200
-- -- -*
“ UC 2 WC 52 “ YC 300
-- “ UD 3 --
“ WD 53 “ YD 400
--
“ UE 4 -- --
WE 54 “ YE 500
t.
-->
“ UF 5
--
“ WF 55 “ YF 600
44 “ UG 6
--
“ WG 56 “ YG 700
** “ UH 7
--
“ WH 57 “ YH 800
**
“ UI 8
--
“ WI 58 “ YI 900
**
“ UJ 9 -4 --
WJ 59 “ YJ 1,000
-t “ UK 10 --
“ WK 60 “ YK 2,000
-- “ UL 11
-:
“ WL 61 “ YL 3,000
-: “ UM 12 --
“ WM 62 “ YM 4,000
-4 “ UN 13 --
“ WN 63 “ YN 5,000
4 “ UO 14 --
“ WO 64 “ YO 6,000
tº
“ UP 15
--
“ WP 65 “ YP 7,000
** -- --
“ U 16 W 66 “ YQ 8,000
** “ U. 17 *- --
W 67 “ YR 9,000
44 “ US -- “ YS
18 “ WS 68 10,000
--
“ UT 19 ** --
WT 69 “ YT. 11,000
*:
“ UV 20 -- --
WU 70 “ YU 12,000
tº
“ UW 21 **
“ WV 71 “ YV 13,000
--
“ UX 22 -- --
WX 72 “ Y.W. 14,000
º “ UY 23 sa “ WY 73 “ YX 15,000
rº - “ YZ
“ UZ 24 “ WZ 74 16,000
tº:
“ VA 25
**
--
“ XA 75 ** Z.A. 17,000
“ WB 26 “ XB 76 “ ZB 18,000 |
-- --
“ VC 27 XC 77 “ ZC 19,000
VD ** &4
“ 28 XD 78 “ ZD 20,000
“ VE 29
-- --
XE 79 “ ZE 30,000
“ VF 30 -- “ XF 80 “ ZF 40,000
;
“ VG 31
-- - - - XG. 81 “ ZG 50,000
“ VH *-
“ XH 82 “ ZH, 60,000
“ VI 33
-- --
XI 83 “ ZI 70,000
“ VJ 34
-- --
XJ 84 “ ZJ 80,000
“ WK 35
-- 44
XK 85 “ ZK 90,000
“ VL 36 -- --
XL 86 “ ZL 100,000
“ VM --
37 “ XM 87 “ ZM 200,000
VN -- --
“ 38 XN 88 “ ZN 300,000
-: 44
“ VO 39 XO 89 “ ZO 400,000
40
-- --
XP 90 “ ZP 500,000
--
| W:Q 41
-- --
X 91 “ ZQ 600,000
VR 43
--
--
--
--
X 92 “ ZR 700,000
“ VS
43 ||
XS 93 “ ZS 800,000
“ VT 44
|
-- --
XT 94 “ ZT 900,000
“ VU --
“ XU 95 “ ZU 1,000,000
yy 4. |
46 ||
-- --
XV 96 “ ZV 2,000,000
“ VX 47 ||
--
“ XW. 97 “ ZW 3,000,000
“
… v.
VZ is
49 |
--
--
“
--
XY
XZ.
98
99
“
“
ZX
ZY
4,000,000
5,000,000
See also page 32 for alternative method of making Numeral Signals.

For Decimals and Fractions, see page 34.
ExAMPLE S.
Numbers which can not be represented in one hoist to be shown as follows:
To make 10,011: To make 974: To make 165.09:
YS over Code Flag–10,000
CL over Code Flag= 11
XW over Code Flag=
BDF
97
#
-
YA over Code Flag =100
WP over Code Flag = 65
BCX = .09
10,011 97+
165.09
(88)
192188°–17–3
34 NUMERAL TABLE. PART I.
IDECIMAILS AND FRACTIONS.
BCO DECIMAL. FRACTION.—Continued.

BCP —.01, or, I BDK —I's
BC
BC
—.02, or, Tău, or, ºn BDL | –
BDM — ,
||
–
—.03, or,
BCS —.04, or, 18w, or, * BDN | #
# = }; ; * *
BCT —.05, or, rén, or, ºn) 100ths. Hundredths. || BDO —”
—.07, or, ÉÉ |T|
-Ig 16ths.
-
Sixteenths.
BCW —.08, or, rén, or, ºr BDR —”
BCX | –.09, or, BDS — ;
BDT |–4} *
BCY FRACTION BDU —#
|—iº, or, .1 BDV —łł
BCZ
BDA
BDC
—#, or, .2
, or, .3
BDW – g
BDX |—#
BDE –
#, or, .4
–
|
BDF or, Tenths.
||,
10ths.
–
|
BDY
E.
BDG #, or, -
—
.9 .8 .7 §
Thirds.
;#
3ds.
|
BDH or, BDZ —
|
BDI —#, or,
BDJ
ºr,
— or,
SIGNALS MADE BY ONE FLAG.
TO BE USED ONLY BETWEEN VESSELS TOWING AND BEING TOWED.
The flag may be exhibited by being held in the hand or by hoisting at the stay or
_fore shrouds or to the gaff, according to circumstances.
Meaning when made—
By the ship towing. By the ship towed.

#
.
Wish to signal. Wish to signal.
A ls towline fast? - Shall I help to heave the Towline is fast; help to heave the anchor.
anchor?
B Is towline fast, all clear for towing? Towline is fast, all clear for towing.
C
D Pay out the towline; I
am going ...
Shorten in the towline; I am going slow. Shorten in the towline; go slow.
Paying out the towline; go slow.
E
F
I am steering to starboard.
Cast off the towline.
-
I am steering (steer) to starboard.
Cast off the towline.
G I must cast off the towline; haul it in. I must cast off the towline; haul it in.
H The towline has parted. The towline has parted.
I I am steering (steer) to port. I am steering (steer) to port.
J Right; continue the same course. Right; continue the same course.
K I am keeping away before the sea. Keep away before the sea.
L
M
I must get shelter (anchor) as soon as possible.
Shall we anchor at once?

"|
Bring
i.
possible.
ship to shelter (anchor) as soon as
Anchor at once. -
N I am going as slow as possible. Go as slow as possible.
.
-
O I willgoing
go slower. Go slower.
P I am full speed. Go full speed.
Q My engines are going full speed astern. Agreed that your engines proceed full speed
astern.
R
S
I amlººp
Set
stoppingg my
my engines.
I §l Set,
Stop the engines at once.
T Take in sails. I will take in sails.

U I am coming nearer; I want to speak to you. Come nearer; I wish to speak to you.-
V ISignal
can not carry out your order. I can not carry out your order.
W
X
for a pilot. I wish to take (discharge) pilot.
Man overboard. Man overboard.
Y Lower a lifeboat. Lower a lifeboat.
Z Boat on board; commence towing. Boat on board; commence towing.
SIGNAT,S BY NIGHT.
The above signals for use between a vessel towing and a vessel towed may be made at night with a lantern
in accordan:e with the Morse Code (p. 547.)
º
@
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS.
TWO-FILA G SIGNALS.
ABANDON.—ASSISTANCE. - ->
ABANDON. ACCIDENT—Continued. -
—Abandon the vessel as fast as possible. BU —When did the accident happen?
—Do not abandon the vessel. BV —Where will you go to repair damage?
—Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
has ebbed. AFLOAT AND AGROUND.
—Do you intend to abandon 2
—I do not intend to abandon the vessel. —Afloat aft.
—I must abandon the vessel. —Afloat forward.
—I shall abandon my vessel unless you will —Am afloat.
keep by us. —Am aground.
—I will not abandon you. I will remain by —Am aground; likely to break up; require
you (or vessel indicated). immediate assistance.
—I (or, They) wish to abandon, but have —Are you afloat?
not the means. —Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
—Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned? means now available.
—I am aground; send what immediate as*-
ACCIDENT, or, DAMAGE. sistance you can. -
–Accident; dangerously wounded (or, hurt). —Lose no time in shoring up.

—May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as
—Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor).
sistance be given.
—Are you (or, Is —, vessel indicated) in -a —Wessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near —
condition to proceed? (or, on —).
—Are you (or, Is —, vessel indicated) mate
rially damaged (or, injured)? —Was the tide high when you grounded ?
—Was the tide low when you grounded ?
—Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary).
—Boat is lost. —When did you ground?
—Boat is stove.
—Boat is swamped. ANCHORAGE. (See HARBOR.)
—Boiler burst; — men killed.
—Boiler burst; — men killed — wounded. ASSISTANCE. -
—Boiler burst; no one hurt. IN DISTRESS; WANT IMMEDIATE ASSIST
—Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt. ANCE ------------------------------- NC
—Boiler burst; number of killed and NotE. –See DISTRESS SIGNALs, page 7.
wounded not yet known. CL —Am disabled; communicate with me.
—Boiler burst; several men killed. —Am drifting; want assistance.
—Boiler burst; several men wounded. CN —Can I procure any assistance in the way
—Can'damage be repaired at sea? | of — ?
—Can damage be repaired by you.selves? CO —Can you assist — (vessel indicated)?
—Damage can be put to rights in — hours. —Can not assist.
—Damage can be repaired at sea. C —Could not render assistance.
—Damage can not be repaired at sea (or place C —Do not require assistance (or, further
indicated). assistance).
—Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired CS —Do you require any assistance (or, help) of
without assistance. (or, from) — ?
or, Sprung mast; can not carry CT —Do you require further assistance 2
-Dºged
Sali. "U —Do you require immediate assistance 2
—Damaged rudder; can not steer. CW —I require assistance from Lloyd's agent.
I
—Engines broken down; am disabled. —Lighthouse, or, Light-ship at — wants
—Has any accident happened? Is anything immediate assistance.
the matter? —No assistance can be rendered; do the best
—Have you lost all your boats? you can for yourselves.
TÉ.
—How long will you (or vessel indicated) be —Render all the assistance possible—to —.
repairing damage? help (or, assistance) of (or, from)—.
—I am very seriously damaged. —Rudder disabled; will you assist me (into
—I have lost all my boats. — port indicated, if necessary)?
—In case of accident (or, necessity). —Send immediate assistance.
—Is your cargo much damaged 2 —We are coming to your assistance.
—Man overboard. —Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)?
—-Met with an accident. —With some assistance I shall be able to set
—Want a boat; man overboard. things to rights.
luRGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS. 37
ATTENTION.—CAUTION.
ATTENTION, or, DEMAND. BEARINGs—Continued.

DG —Attend to signals: ºr —There are moorings - —
on (bearing indi
DH —Attention is called to page —, paragraph cated).
—, of the INTERNATIONAL CODE. EM —There is a strange sail on —
- (bearing indi
N. B.-The page to be signaled first and cated).
them the paragraph. This signal should EN —There is a telegraph cable on — (bearing
be employed only between vessels using indicated).
the United States edition, as otherwise Eo —What are the bearing and distance of —
the pages referred to will not correspond. (ship or place indicated)?
DI —Calls the attention of the FIRST(or, nearest)
ship on the bearing (FROM the person BOATs. -
signaling) pointed
- out by compass —Bank is encumbered by fishing boats.
-
signal." —Bar is impassible for boats on the ebb tide.
—Calls the attention of the SECOND ship, etc. —Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come.
—Calls the attention of the THIRD ship, etc. —Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary).
—Calls the attention of the FourTH ship, etc. —Boat is coming to your assistance.
—Calls the attention of the FIFTH ship, etc. —Boat is going to you.
—Calls the attention of the SIXTH ship, etc. —Boat is on board (or, alongside).
—Calls the attention of the shore signal sta —Can boats land? Can landing be effected?
tion on the bearing (FROM the person —Can not send a boat.
signaling) pointed out by compass sig —Do not attempt to land in your own boats.
mal. —Do you want a lifeboat Ž
T)P —Calls the attention of the vessel COMING —Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here.
into the anchorage on the bearing (FROM —Have you seen (or, heard) anything of my
the person pointed out, by (or, the) boat Ž
compass signal.ºatino —I should like to know the nature of the
DQ —Calls the attention of vessel LEAVING the sickness, if any, before I send my boat
anchorage on the bearing (FROM the per (or, communicate).
son sigmaling) pointed out by compass —Let your boats keep to windward until
signal. they are picked up.
DR —Calls the attention of the vessel whose dis —Lifeboat is going to you.
tinguishing signal follows. —No boat available.
DS —Look out. Pay attention. |—Send a boat (number, if necessary).
DT —Pay strict attention to signals during the —Send boats suitable for landing passengers.
night. —Send lifeboat to save crew.
DU —Repeat ship's name; your flags were not —Wessel indicated wants boats.
made out. º —We have sent for a lifeboat.
DV —Show your distinguishing signal.
—Show your ensign. CAUTION, or, DANGER.
DX —Wessels just arrived, show your distin —Allow no communication. Allow no per
guishing signals. son on board.
DY —Wessels just arrived, show your ensigns. —Appearances are threatening; be on your
DZ —Wessels just weighed (or, leaving), make guard.
your distinguishing signals. —Are you in danger?
—Wessels that wish to be reported make —Bad weather is expected.
your distinguishing signals. —Bar, or Entrance, is dangerous.
—Wessels wishing to be reported on leaving, —Bar is impassible.
make your distinguishing signals. —Be very'careful in your intercourse with
EC —What ship is that (bearing to be indicated, strangers.
if necessary)? —Caution is requisite; take care.
—Channel, or Fairway, is dangerous.
BEARINGs. —Dangerous to (or, Do not) come into less
than — feet of water.
NOTE.-Unless otherwise indicated, bear
ings in points and #-points are to be —Do not attempt to make the harbor (or,
anchorage).
understood as CoMPAss bearings, i. e.,
bearings as shown by the Compass and —Do not risk an anchorage unless you have
very good ground tackle.
uncorrected for either local attraction or —Do not trust to the weather ; it has not
variation. But bearings when given in done yet.
degrees are to be considered as MAGNETIC —Heavy weather coming; look sharp.
bearings, i. e., Compass bearings cor
—Is there any danger—in — (of, or, from)?
rected for local attraction due to the ves
—It is dangerous to allow too many people
sel (deviation). Both are to be reckoned on board at once.
FROM the vessel signaling the bearing. -
—It is dangerous to lose the wind.
—At — (time indicated), — (place indicated), —Prepare for a hurricane.
bore —, distant — miles. —Reef, or Shoal, stretches a long way out.
—Bestberth(or, anchorage) bears from me—. —Shoal water, or Danger, in direction indi.
—Entrance bears —. cated.
—How did the land bear when last seen 3 —Stranger (or vessel on bearing indicated) is
—How does the entrance bear 2 suspicious. -
—Place indicated bears —. —The attempt is dangerous.
38 URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS. PART I.
CAUTION.—DAMAGE.
CAUTION–Continued. |COMMUNICATE–Continued.
GJ —Thick fog coming on. HU | 6am you forward my communication by
GK |—Wait until the weather moderates. telegraph *
GL –We are in danger of parting. Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to; I have
GM |—You are all clear of danger. something important to communicate.
GN |—You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe) posi Code Flag over H.
tion. Your position is dangerous. HV —Do not have any communication with —.
You are standing into danger --------- J.D. HW —Do you (or, Does —, vessel indicated) call
GO |—You are within gunshot, or, You are with anywhere (or, at —)?
in reach of guns (or, of batteries). HX —Following communication is confidential
(or, private).
HY —Forward my communication by telegraph,
ſº
CHRONOMETER. and pay for its transmission.
3.
GP —My chronometer daily —. —Have no communication with the shore
GQ —My chronometer has run down. (or vessel indicated).
GR |—My chronometer is fast on Greenwich (or, —Have received the following communica
first meridian) mean time. tion (or, instructions) from your owner
G.S —My chronometer is slow on Greenwich (or, agents).
(or, first meridian) mean time. —Have you any me e (telegram, orders,
GT
GU Tºi
|—My chronometer loses daily —.
you give me a comparison? Wish to
get a rate for my chronometer.
Or, for me?
—Have you had any communication with
infected vessels (or, places)?
NotE.—The vessel showing the mean time ID —Heave-to, or I will fire into you.
IE
*||
will hoist the signal indicating the hour, —I am going to signal the contents of an
and dip it shortly after it has important telegram, to be communi
been answered. minutes and seconds cated to you.
at the instant of dipping will immedi IF —I can not stop to have (or, receive) any
ately follow. o wrºsure accuracy, a communication.
second comparison should be made. IG —I have had no communication with —
GW –Would like to have another comparison. (place or vessel indicated).
IH —Important to communicateby (or, with)—.
-
IJ —Unless your communication is very im
COAL. portant, I must be excused.
GW |—Are you (or, Is–,
vessel indicated) in want IK —Will you forward (or, communicate) the
of coal% following signal for me?
GX
GY
GZ
–Can coal be had at — ?
|—Can you spare me coal %
||—Coal — a ton at —.
IM
+Will
|—Will you telegraph to -
you leave a message for me?
(ship or person
named) the intelligence I am about to
HA |—Coal can be got at — (or, from —). communicate *
HB –In want of coal (amount to follow).
HC |—Indicate nearest place I can get coal. COMPANY.
HD —No coal to be got at —. IN —Let us keep together (or, in company) for
HE |—Owners desire me to inform you to coal mutual support (or, protection).
at —. IO —Parted company with — on the –
(or,
HF |—What quantity of coal have you left 7 at —).
IP —Shall we keep company
I —What company do you belong to ?
COLLISION. I —when did you part company from — ?
HG |—Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voyage 2 CONVOY.
HI |—Have you been in collision ? IS —Convoy to disperse and make for destina
HJ |—I have been in collision with —. tion.
HK |—I have sunk (or, run down) a vessel. IT —Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
HL |—My ship has lost her headway; you may rendezvous (or place indicated).
feel your way past me. IU —Convoy to keep ahead of escort.
HM –Vessel seriously damaged; wish to trans IV, —Convoy to keep as close as possible.
fer passengers. —Convoy to keep astern of leader (or, escort).
HN |—With what vessel have you been in colli IX —Convoy to keep on port side of leader (or,
sion ? escort).
IY —Convoy to keep on starboard side of leader
COMBUSTIBLES. (or, escort).
IZ —Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep
HO
HP l-I
|—Have you any combustibles on board?
am loaded with combustibles. ing within signal distance.
H —I have no combustibles on board. JA —Do not go through (or, near)—(place indi- |
H —No combustibles (or, explosives) near the cated) without a convoy.
fire. JB —Rendezvous at — (port indicated or on
HS –Vessels with combustibles not allowed in bearing indicated) from — (place indi
cated) distant — miles.
COMMUNICATE. COMMUNICATION. JC –Rendezvous in latitude —, and longi
HT |—Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if he tude –.
will communicate. DAMAGE. (See AccIDENT.)
PART I. URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS. 39
DANGER—IDISTRESS.
DANGER. (See also CAUTION.) Dinºcross TO A VESSEL UNDER WAY.

JD |—You are standing into danger. KY |—Anchor as convenient.
KZ |—Anchor instantly.
DERELICT. LA –Bar is not dangerous.
JE |—Beware of derelict; dangerous to naviga- || LB |—Bear up instantly.
tion. LC |–Buoy, or Mark, is notin its proper position.
JF |—Derelict reported off — (or, in the vicinity LD |—Channel dangerous without a pilot.
of −). | –Do not anchor on any account.
LE
JG |—Have you seen derelict? | LF –Get her on the other tack (or, Get her head
JH |–Saw derelict in latitude — and longitude round) or you will be on shore.
— on the –. | LG |—Go ahead.
| LH |-Go ahead easy. Easy ahead.
LI –Go ahead full speed.
- DESPATCH. DESPATCHES. | LJ –Go astern.
JI —Any letters (or, Japers) from —? LK —Go astern easy. Easy astern.
JK —Despatch is necessary. LM —Go astern full speed.
JL |—Go for despatches. LN |—Haul your wind on the port tack.
JM —Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived LO |—Haul your wind on the starboard tack.
at —? LP —Heave all aback. Go astern.
JN |—Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches | LQ |—Heave to; head off shore.
for —. | LR –Heave to until —.
JO - ||—Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches || LS |—It is not safe to go so fast.
from –. | LT –Keep, or, Stand closer in, or, Keep under
JP —Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for the land.
you (or vessel or person indicated). | LU –Keep in the center of the channel.
JQ —Have you letter (mails, or, despatches) for || LV |—Keep on the port side of channel.
me (or for vessel, person, or place indi- || LW —Keep on the starboard side of the channel.
cated)? LX |—Keep the vessel under command.
JR |—I am the bearer of important despatches. LY |—Keep to windward.
JS —I have Government despatches (or, –). LZ –Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port.
JT —I shall make for the anchorage (or, –)
|| MA 1–Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to starboard.
with all despatch. MB |—Not room to wear.
JU –Refer to my despatches (or letters). MC |—Open. Get farther away.
JW —Refer to your despatches (or, letters). | MD –Put your helm hard-a-port; ship's head to
JW –Send for despatches (or, letters). | go to starboard.
JX |—Telegraphic despatches arrived from –.
| ME |—Put your helm hard-a-starboard; ship's
JY |—Will you take despatches (or, letters)? head to go to port.
MF |—Reduce speed. Ease her.
|DIRECTIONS FOR SAVING CREw. (See also MG |—Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at once.
ABANDON.) MH –Stand on.
-
JZ |—Boat should endeavor to land where flag || MI —Steady your helm.
is waved (or, light is shown). MJ |—Steer more to port. (To be kept flying until
KA |—Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, kite, course is sufficiently altered).
raft, etc.). MK |—Steer more to starboard. (To be kept fly
KB | –Is the line fast? ing until course is sufficiently altered.)
KC —Keep a light burning. ML |—Stop her.
#.
KD |—Landing is impossible. MN |—Stop instantly.
KE |—Lights, or Fires, will be kept at the best || MO |—Tack instantly.
place for coming on shore. MP —Wear -
KF |—Look out for rocket-line (or, line).
KG |—Look-out will be kept on the beach all DISABLED STEAMER. (See also ACCIDENT.)
night. MQ |—Engines completely disabled.
KH –Remain by the ship. MR |—Have broken main shaft.
MS –Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled.
DIRECTIONS TO A VESSEL AT ANCHOR. MT |—Have passed steamer with machinery dis
KI —Beach your vessel at all risks. abled.
KJ |—Cut away your masts. MU |—Have passed steamer with steering gear
KL |—Get steam up as fast as possible. disabled.
KM –Get steam up; report when ready. MV —Have you seen disabled steamer?
- KN |—Get under way as fast as you can. MW |—One screw disabled; can work the other.
KO ||—Hoist the blue-peter. MX |—Passed disabled steamer at —.
KP |—Hold on until high water. MY |—Ship disabled; will you tow me? (Into —
K —Keep steam ready (or, up). port indicated, if necessary.)
KR –Let go another anchor. MZ |—Steering gear disabled.
KS —Ride it out if possible. .
KT |—Shift your berth. Your berth is not safe. DISTRESS.
KU –Veer more cable. IN DISTRESS; WANT IMMEDIATE ASSIST
KV |—Weigh and proceed as ordered. ANCE------------------------------- NC
KW |-wºº, Cut, or, Slip. Wait for nothing. NOTE.-See DISTRESS SIGNALS, page 7.
Get an offing. A vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near —
KX —You will be aground at low water. (or, on —)
DISTRESS—ICE.
DISTRESS—Continued. |ENEMY—Continued.
NA |—Aground; want immediate assistance. OI —Have been chased by the enemy.
Am aground; likely to break up; require | OJ |—Keep a good lookout, as it is reported that
immediate assistance --------------- CA | enemy's war vessels are going about dis
Am drifting; want assistance--------- CM guised as merchantmen. •
Boat is capsized (bearing, if necessary)-AP OK —Saw the enemy's fleet off —.
- Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary)--Es | OL –Vessel in sight is an enemy.
NB |—Can not save the ship; take people off.
Can not stop the leak ----------------- ENGINES.
NC |—In distress; want immediate assistance. Ease her. Reduce speed ------------- MF
(See DISTRESS SIGNALs, page 7.) Go ahead ---------------------------- LG
. ND |—Did you see a vessel in distress? Go ahead easy. Easy ahead---------- LH
NE |—Do you think we ought to pass avéssel in Go ahead full speed------------------- LI
this distressed condition ? Go astern ---------------------------- LJ
NF |–Dying for want of water. Go astern easy. Easy astern --------- Lic
NG |−Fire gains rapidly; take people off. Go astern full speed------------------ LM
NH |—Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assistance. Stop her ----------------------------- ML
NI |—Have lost all boats; can you take off crew? Stop instantly------------------------ MN
Have you seen or heard of a vessel wrecked
or in distress ----------------------- ZU |FIRE.
NJ |—I am attacked; want assistance. Help, I | OM —Are you on fire?
am attacked. | ON –Fire can easily be got at.
NK I
—I am dragging; can veer no more cable; OP —Fire difficult to get at.
no more anchors to let go. OQ —Fire gaining.
NL |—I am in danger (or, shoal water); direct | Fire gains rapidly; take people off----NG
OR —Fire in hold amongst the cargo.
NM –I me how to steer.
am on fire. Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist
NO |—I am sinking (or, on fire); send all avail- | ance ------------------------------- NH
able boats to save passengers and crew. I
Heave to or will fire into you -------- ID
NP |—I am unmanageable. I
am on fire-------------------------- NM.
NQ |—I have sprung a leak.
I must abandon the vessel ------------ AG
I
am sinking (or, on fire); send all available
boats to save passengers and crew---NO
NR |—I want assistance; please remain by me. OS —Is fire extinguished?
I I
will not abandon you; will remain by No combustibles (or, explosives) near the
you (or vessel indicated) ------------- AI fire ------------------------------- HR
NS |—In distress; want assistance. OT ||—Vessel indicated is on fire.
In distress; want immediate assistance-NC | OU |—Where is the fire?
NOTE.-See DISTRESS SIGNALs, page 7. With immediate assistance fire can be
NT |—Is not vessel (bearing, if necessary) in dis- extinguished ----------------------- NY
tress?
NU |—Leak is gaining rapidly. |HARBOR, or, ANCHORAGE.
Light-house, or, Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance--------------- CW | . The -
Best anchorage (or, berth) bears from
------------------------------ EF
Rudder disabled. Will you assist me? (into OV —Best berth (or, anchorage)isin–fathoms.
— port indicated, if necessary) ------ DA || OW |—Channel, or Fairway, is buoyed.
Ship disabled. Will you tow me? (into — || OX –Harbor, or Anchorage, is good enough
port indicated, if necessary) -------- MY with winds from –.
NV |—Short of provisions. . Starving. OY |—Harbor, or Anchorage, is indifferent.
NW |—Wessel indicated in distress; wants imme- || OZ —Harbor, or Anchorage, is safe with all
º diate assistance. winds.
NX |—Vessel indicated appears in distress. PA —How does the harbor (or, anchorage) bear?
NY |—With immediate assistance fire can be ex- || PB —Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe
tinguished. with all winds (or, winds from —)?
PC |—Is the channel buoyed?
DRAFT OF WATER. PD |—Permission is urgently requested to enter
NZ |—Drawing too much water. harbor.
OA |—I draw — feet aft and — feet forward. PE |—Unsafe anchorage.
OB |—What draft of water in feet could you
lighten to ? ICE.
OC |—What is your draft of water? PF –Have encountered ice between 30° and 35°
- of longitude on the –”
ENEMY.
|
PG |–Have encountered ice between 35° and 40°
longitude on the –”
or,
of
OD —Enemy is closing with you, You are

-
closing the enemy. PH |—Have encountered ice between 40° and 45°
|—Enemy sight. longitude on the –”
of
OE
in
is
–,
|
OF |—Enemy's cruisers have been seen PI —Have encountered ice between 45° and 50°
to
the
–. longitude on the –”
of
steering
to
the
||
OG |—Enemy's fleet has been seen –,

PJ |—Have encountered ice between 50° and 55°
to
the
–. longitude on the –”
to
of
steering the
|—Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen PK |—Have encountered ice between 55° and 60°
to
OH
–, steering –. longitude on the –”
of
to
the the
|
|
|
*Date to be indicated necessary.

if
PART I. URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS. 41
ICE–NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS.
ICE–Continued. LETTERs—Continued.
PL |—Have encountered ice between 60° and 65° || QT |—When does the mail leave?
of longitude on the –” QU |—Will you forward my letters to —?
PM 1–Have encountered ice between 65° and 70°
of longitude on the –” LIFEBOAT.
PN |—Have encountered ice between 70° and 75° Boat, or Lifeboat, can not come ------ Er
of longitude on the –”
-
Do you want a lifeboat ---...----...----. Ez
PO –Have encountered ice between 75° and 80° Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here----FA
-
of longitude on the –”
*
Lifeboat is going to you -------------- FE
PQ |—Have passed ice in latitude — and longi- Send lifeboat to save crew. ------------ F.J.
tude — on the –” We have sent for a lifeboat ----------- FL
PR |—Have you fallen in with ice? (State
whether berg or field ) LIGHTS.
PS —What latitude and longitude did you (or, QV |—Do not show a light on any account.
they) have ice in 2 QW |—I will show a light to-night when I alter
course.
PT WANT A PILOT. X |—I will show a light to-night when tack. I
NoTE.—See PILOT SIGNALs, page 8. Y |—Keep a light at your bowsprit end.
ñº
LAND, LANDMARKS, AND LIGHTS. LIGHTS. (MASTHEAD AND SIDE.)
PU the lights are out coast of —. Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
PW –A.
—At — (time indicated) light bore —. +Made by !/ - -
flashes or
PW –Can you give me a leading mark (or, di- -1,2. shes
blasts of a steam whistle. (See page 548).
rection) for making the land hereabouts
(or at place indicated)? LIGHTERS.
|
PX |—Do not bring the light to the – (bearing || QZ |—Lighter coming off.
indicated) of — (bearing indicated). RA |—Lighter is adrift. -
PY |—Do you, or, Did you get a good look at the RB |—There are no lighters available.
land to know exactly where we are? RC |—Will you send off lighters as fast as possi
PZ not better run in and make the
-Hº y:
ble &
and 2
QA |—I shall keep hold of the land (or, light), or, MACHINERY. BOILERS AND ENGINEERs.
Ishall keep the land (or, light) bearing —. (See also ACCIDENT.)
QB |—Indicate the bearing of light (lighthouse, || RD |-Anything wrong with the engines?
or, lightship). RE |—Boiler can not be repaired.
QC |—Keep the light between — (bearing indi- || RF |—Boiler leaking seriously.
cated) and — (bearing indicated). RG |—Boiler tubes leaking (or leaky).
D |—Light is not to be depended on. RH |—Can you supply me with anyone to take
E |—The lightship at — is not at anchor on her charge (or, act) as engineer ?
station, or, Lightship at — is out of | RI —Hot bearings.
osition. RJ |—Machinery out of order.
QF |— t bearing shall I keep the light (or, RK |—I am going to stop; machinery requires
- landmark) on ? adjusting.
RL |—The damage to the machinery is not seri
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE. (See page 56). ous, and is such as can be repaired by
the vessel's own engineers.
LEAK.
-
G |—Can you stop the leak? NAVIGATION.
H |—Can not stop the leak. RM |—Did you get good observations?
I
- - —Do you consider leak dangerous? RN |—Have you a Book of Navigation Tables?
Fire, or Leak; want immediate assist- || RO |—Have you a Book of Sailing Directions?
ance ------------------------------- NH || RP |—Have you a chart of coast (or place indi
QJ |—Have you sprung a leak? Are you (or, Is cated)?
—, vessel indicated) leaking? RQ —Have you a Nautical Almanac for the cur
Iam sinking (or, on fire); send all avail- rent year (or year indicated)?
able boats to save the passengers and || RS |—May I depend on your time?
crew.------------------------------. No || RT -No recent observations. I did not get an
Ihave sprung a leak observation.
Leak is gaining rapidly---------------NU || RU |—Reckoning not to be depended on.
K |—Leak is stopped. RV —What is my position by bearings?
M –
L |—Wessel indicated has sprung a leak.
— feet water in the hold.
RW —What is the name of lighthouse (light
- ship, or, point) in sight?
RX |—When did you see the land?
LETTERs, or, MAILs. (See also DESPATCHES). | RY | when were your last observations for
QN |—Has the mail arrived—(from —, if neces. time?
sary) 7 RZ |—Where am I? What is my present posi
QO |—Has the mail sailed—(for — if necessary)* | tion ?
QP —I will take mails for you.
QR |—Send your letters. NEws AND NEWSPAPERS.
QS —Tell — (person indicated) not to forward | —Are there any men-of-war about?
any more letters for me.
i
§§ |—Can you- lend (or, give) me a newspaper?
- | ~
*Date to be indicated if necessary.
NEWS AND NEWSPAPERS–SIGNALS.
NEws AND NEWSPAPERs—Continued. QUARANTINE AND PRATIQUE-Continued.

—Newspapers up to —(date indicated; state —Do you come from any port putting you
where from, if necessary). in quarantine 7
—No news of —. —Have (or vessel indicated has) pratique.
—What is the date of latest news from — ? —Have you a clean bill of health 7
—What is the news from — ? —Hoist a quarantine flag.
—When did you sail? —You have pratique.
—Where are you bound 7
—Where are you from ?
—Where is the admiral (or, senior officer)? REPLY.
—Where is the –
fleet (or, squadron)? —Wait for answer (or, reply).
—Would you like to see our newspapers? —What was the answer (or, reply)?
—Will await answer (or, reply).
—Will you await answer (or, reply)?
ORDERS:
—Have orders (or, telegram) for you. REPORT.
—Have orders for you not to touch (or, call) —Do you wish to be reported
at —. —Report me by post to my owners (or, to
—Have orders to telegraph your passing. Mr. —) at —. -
—Have received orders for you not to pro —Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's.
ceed without further instructions. —Report me by telegraph to owners (or, to
—Have received orders for you to await in Mr. —) at —.
structions from owners at —. —Report me by telegraph to “Shipping
—Have received orders for you to discharge Gazette.”
cargo at —. —Report me to Lloyd's.
—Have telegraphed for your orders. —Report me (or, my communication) to
—Have you received any orders from — ? Lloyd's agent at –.
—I will telegraph for your orders if you will —Report me to “New York Herald.” Office,
await reply. London.
—I wish to obtain orders from my owner, —Report me to “New York Herald.” Office,
Mr. — at —. New York.
N. B.-This signal is to be followed by— —Report me to “New York Herald.” Office,
1. Vessel's distinguishing sigmal, if not Paris.
already made. —Report me to the Borsenhalleat Hamburg.
2. Owner's name by Spelling. —Report me to —,
3. Owner's address by Spelling, if not —Report (the vessel indicated) all well, in
in the Geographical Table. latitude — and longitude — (indicated),
—Keep off and on and await instructions.
—Owners desire me to inform you to dis
on the – (date indicated). -
charge cargo first at — (place indicated). SEA.

—Proceed in execution of previous orders. —Calm sea.
—Proceed to — (port indicated). —Considerable sea.
—Shall I telegraph for your orders? —Heavy sea. Much sea. -
—Telegraph instructions—to —. —Much swell on.
—There are no orders for you here. —Not much sea.
—Wait for orders. —Rollers. Rollers setting in.
—You are ordered to proceed to —. —Too much sea.
—Your orders are at — (or, will be at —). —Very heavy sea.
—Your original orders are cancelled ; I am —What is the sea like :
directed to inform you to proceed to —.
SICK. SICKNESS.
PILOT. —Any sickness at —?
—Dangerous without a pilot. - I
—Can land my sick? -
—Have you seen a pilot vessel (or, boat)? —Is the sickness contagious?
—Pilot boat most likely—(on bearing indi —Sickness is contagious.
cated) (or, off —). —Sickness is not contagious.
Want a pilot —What is the sickness?
N. B.-See PILOT SIGNALs, page 8.
TL —Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot? SIGNALS.
PORT.
—Annul the last hoist; I
will repeat it.
—Annul the whole signal.
TM —Wish to enter port or dock. —What is the name of ship (or, signal sta
tion) in sight?
PRovisions. - —I am going to repeat signal from — (hoist
TN —Are you in want of provisions? indicated.)
TO —I have only — days’ provisions. —Repeat your signal, or, Repeat your signal
from — (hoist indicated.)
QUARANTINE AND PRATIQUE. —I wish to signal; will you come within
TP —Am, or, Is in quarantine. (Number of days easy signal distance?
to be indicated, if necessary.) —Signal is answered.
TQ —Clean bill of hearth—from –. —What is the date of your signal book?
PART I. TRGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS. 43
SIGNALS-TOWING AND TUGS.

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SIGNALS-Continued. | TELEGRAPH AND MESSAGES-Continued.
VM —Can not distinguish your flags; come WZ —Send following message by post to owners
nearer, or, make distant signals. (or, to Mr. — ) at — by signal letters
VN —Will you repeat the signals being made to instead of at length in writing.
me? XA —Send following message by telegraph to
VO —You may work the semaphore. owners (or, to Mr. —) at —,
|x|, —Send my message through the telegraph
SOUNDINGS. by signal letters.
N.B.-Depth of water is always to be XC —Shall I open your telegram and signal its
shown in feet. contents”
VP —I am in — feet of water. XD —Telegraph following message to — (ship
—What is the depth of water on the bar? or person named) at —.
VR —What is the least depth of water we shall
have (or, ought to have)?
WS —What soundings have you got? TIDE.
VT —You will have water enough over the bar XE —Asks precise time of high water and min
(depth in feet to follow). imum depth at that time.
VU —You will not have less than — feet of NoTE.—Reply will be—
Water. 1. By time signal.
2. A numeral signal indicating number
SPARS. of feet. -
—Can you rig a jury mast? XF —How is the tide 2 What tide have we now Ż
—Have you any spars that will do for — ? —Keep out of the tide, or, current.
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XH —What is the rise and fall of the tide 2
STEAM. K.L and KM.)
(See also | xi —When will the tide ebb 2
—How long will you be getting up steam? XJ —When will the tide flow 7
—Is steam up 2 Are you at full speed XK —When will the tide turn ?
—Shall I get up steam * -
—Steam is not ready; will be up in —.
—Steam is ready. TIME.
—My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean
STEAM WHISTLE, or, SIREN. time is —.”
—Blow steam whistle (or, siren) at inter —When will be the best time for crossing
vals. the bar?
—Will signal with steam whistle (or, siren) —Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
during fog (or, darkness). first meridian) time?”
*In signaling longitude or time, vessels
STEER. (See also DIRECTIONS TO A VESSEL should always reckon from the merid
UNDER way.) ian of Greenwich, eaccept French ves
WF —Alter course to — (point indicated). sels, which will use the meridian of
WG —My helm is hard-a-port; ship's head going Paris. If
any doubt is entertained, the
to starboard. vessel to which the signal is made should
WH —My helm is hard-a-starboard; ship's head hoist NBL (What is your first meridian?)
going to port. NoTE.—The vessel showing the mean
WI —Port your helm. Ship's head to go to time will hoist the signal denoting the
starboard. hour (see page 58) and dip it sharply
WJ —Starboard your helm. Ship's head to go shortly after it has been answered;
to port. the minutes and seconds at the instant
of dipping will immediately follow.
SURGEON, or, DOCTOR. To assure accuracy, a second compari
—Have you a surgeon ? son should be made.
I
—May send a sick person to see your sur
geon ?
—No surgeon available.
—Surgeon will come immediately. TORPEDOES AND MINES.
—Want a surgeon; send me one from the XO —Beware of torpedo boats.
nearest place. XP —Beware of torpedoes; channel (or, fair
—Will your surgeon come on board? way) is mined.
XQ —Channel, or Fairway, is not mined.
TELEGRAPH AND MESSAGES. —Have you seen torpedo boat (or, boats)?
—Answer by telegraph. XS —Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo
—Can telegram be forwarded from — ? boats)?
—Communication by telegraph is stopped. XT —Saw torpedo boat (or, boats) (number, if
—Forward reply to my message by tele necessary) at — (or, near –).
graph to —.
—I have picked up telegraph cable. TOWING AND TUGS.
—In anchoring look out for telegraph cable. —Can you take me in tow?
—Open telegram for me and signal its con —Can not take you in tow.
tents - —I wish to be taken in tow.
—Send following message by post to owners I
—Shall take you in tow?
(or, to Mr. —) at —. —There are no tugs available.
URGENT AND IMPORTANT SIGNALS. PART I.
TOWING AND TUGS-WRECK.
Towing AND TUGS-Continued. WEATHER.

YA —Tug is going to you. —Bad weather.
Want a tug —Foggy weather.
NoTE.—For Signals between ships tow —Gale is expected from –.
ing and being towed, see page 35. —I do not like the look of the weather..
—Moderate weather.
WANT. —No weather report (forecast).
—Want a cable (size to follow). Prepare for a hurricane-------------.. GD
—Want an anchor. —Squally weather; blowing hard.
—Want an anchor and cable. —Stormy (boisterous) weather from the—.
—Want assistance. —Thick weather.
—Want assistance; mutiny. —What is the meteorological forecast for
—Want a boat immediately (if more than to-day? -
one, number to follow). —What is the meteorological forecast for
—Want a chart of channel (or, harbor, to-morrow?
etc.).
—Want coal immediately.
—Want hands. WEIGHING.
Want immediate assistance----------. NC —Are you (or, Is —, vessel indicated)
(See DISTRESS SIGNALS, page 7.) aweight
—Want immediate instructions. —I am aweigh. -
—Want immediate medical assistance. —I shall weigh as soon as weather per
—Want a lighter immediately. (If more mits (or, moderates). -
than one, number to follow.) —I shall weigh immediately (or at time
Want a pilot -------------------------PT indicated).
(See PILOT SIGNALs, page 8.) —Prepare to weigh.
—Ready for weighing (or, to weigh).
YN —Want police. —Weigh immediately (or, at time indi
—Want provisions immediately. cated).
YP —Want a tug (if more than one, number —When do you propose sailing?
to follow).
YQ —Want warp run out. watc.
YR —Want water immediately. |—Have you seen, or heard of a vessel
wrecked or in distress?
WAR AND PEACE. ZV —Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and
YS —Armistice has been arranged. longitude to follow, if necessary),
—Is peace proclaimed? but could not render any assistance;
YU —Is war declared? or, Has war com people still on board.
menced? ZW —Passed a wreck (date, latitude, q md
YV. —Peace is proclaimed. longitude to follow, if necessary),
—War between — and —. but was unable to ascertain whether
YX
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—War is declared (or, has commenced). any people were on board.
ZX a wreck (date, latitude, and
WATER. (See also Soundings.) longitude to follow, if necessary);
YZ —Are you in want of water? no one on board.
ZA —I have only —- days' water. ZY —Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
Want water immediately------------- YR (Bearing to follow, if necessary.)
COMPASS IN DEGREES.
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THREE FLAG SIGNALS.
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46 COMPASS IN DEGREES. PART I.
Signal. Degree. Signal. Degree. Signal. Degree. Signal. Degree. Signal. Degree.
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AMQ
AMR
AMS
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– 81° ANK
ANL
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AOE
AOF
—N. 48°W.' AOV
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30° | APO
AP
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AMT –– 80°
79° | ANM
ANP
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62° AOG –– 46°
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AOX
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AMU
– 78° 61° AOH
AOI
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77° ANQ — 60° 43° 26° 9°
AMW ANR AOJ
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NOTE.-True bearings are compass bearings corrected for deviation and variation.
Magnetic bearings are compass bearings corrected for deviation only.
Compass bearings are bearings as observed and are uncorrected.
COMPASS IN POINTS AND HALF POINTs.

(COMPAss BEARINGs.)
NOTE.-Unless otherwise indicated, bearings when given in points and 3 points are to be understood
as being compass bearings, i.e., bearings as shown by the compass and uncorrected for either deviation
or variation.
Signal. Point. Signal. Point. Signal. Point. Signal. Point.
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AQD North AQU East. ARL | ASD
South. West.
AQE N. : E AQV E.
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AQK N. E. 4 N ARC S. E. 4 E. | ART S. W. H. S. ASK N. W. H.W.
AQL N. E. ARD S. E. ARU S. W. ASL N. W.
AQM N. E. J. E. ARE S. E. : S. ARV S. W. H. W. || ASM N. W. J. N.
AQN N. E. by E. ARF S. E. by S. ARW S. W. by W. ASN N. W. by N.
AQO N.E. by E. H.E. || ARG S. S. E. 4 E. ARX S.W. by W. W. ASO N. N. W. 1 W.
AQP E. §. E. ARH S. S. E. ARY W. S.W. | ASP N. N. W.
AQR E. N. E. H. E. ARI S. by E. 4 E. | ARZ W. S. W. H.W. || ASQ N. by W. H.W.
AQS E. by N. ARJ S. by E. ASB W. by S. |ASR N. by W.
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North ----- AQD
MONEY TABLE.
PRINCIPAL MONEYS IN USE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

(See also page 49.)
Signal. Signal. Coin. Country.

ASU —MONEY. ATI —Dime ----------------United States.
Dinar (see Leo) AUB Servia.
ASV —BANK NoTE, or, PAPER MONEY. ſ Argentina.
Bolivia.
ASW —COIN. Canada.
Chile.
China.
Colombia.
Costa Rica.
Ecuador.
ASX Guatemala.
Haiti.
ASY —Argentino Honduras.
Mauritius.
ASZ —Bolivar ATJ * Mexico.
ATB —Candareen, or, Fun --China.
ATC —Cash, Le, or, Sapeque-China.
ſCanada. San Salvador.

Ceylon. Straits Settle
China. " ments
Mauritius. United States.
Uruguay.
ATD -Cent --------------> Netherlands.
Newfoundland. Venezuela.
Straits Settle UZanzibar.
ments.
United States. ATK
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UZanzibar. ATL
Austria-Hungary.
ſ Argentina. ATM Netherlands East
Bolivia. Indies.
Chile. ATN —Eagle United States.
Colombia. ATO —Egyptian Pound, or,
Costa Rica. Lira Egypt.,
...
ATP —Farthing Great Britain.

.
Ecuador.
Guatemala. —Florin, Guilder, Austria
Haiti. ATQ Hungary.
Gulden.
ATE Honduras. Netherlands.
Mexico. Belgium.
Nicaragua. ATR France.
Paraguay. Tunis.
{
Peru. Fun, or, Candareen

Dominican Repub. ATB China.
Austria
San Salvador.
Uruguay.
Guilder, Guld en, Hungary.
| Venezuela.
Florin ------ATQ Netherlands.
{
—Heller ---------------Austria
Hungary.
—Imperial Russia.
ATF ſ Centime —Keran, or, Kran
—Kopeck
Centimo —Kreutzer
Bolivia.
ATG ||—Condor ------------ Chile. Austria
} Colombia. ATY Hungary.
l \ ſ
Denmark.
Brazil. Norway.
ATH |—Conto
| Portugal. Kroner ZNK Germany.
two or more countries, the value may differ.

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48 MONEY TABLE. PART I
Signal. Coin. Country. Signal. Coin Country
ATZ -Lac ----------------- India. AUP |—Pfennig ------------- Germany.
Le, Cash, or, Sapeque Egypt
ATC China. AUQ |—Piaster ----- ------- Tripoli
|
or,
Leang, Tael-Avc China. Turkey.
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or, Leu
lº. --------Roumania. AUR –Pie, or, Pice. ------- #Africa.
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AUB Dinar ---------------Servia. AUS –Pound, or, Sovereign-Great Britain.
or Brazil.
AUT –Real-reis ---.
Lev, or, Lew--------- Bulgaria. *** ---------- Portugal.
}
AUV —Rin -----------------Japan.
|
-------------- Greece.
§.
AUC –Lepton
AUD ||—Lira ----------------- Italy AUW |–Rouble (paper)------Russia.
Lira egiziana, AUX –Rouble (silver) ------
£i
Egyptial, Poun eylon
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Egypt. AUY |—Rupee ------------- East Africa.
|
Ato
AUE |—Lira turcº----------- Turkey. India.
AUF
AUG
—Louis, or,
Nºn-Fº
–Mace, or, Tsin ------- ina.
Sapeque, Cash, or, Le
-----------------
AtC Ch ina.
AUH 1–Mark ----------------
-- -
Germany
Brazil Tºi
*Vá |-Shilling ------------- J..B
Great Britain.
y
AUI —Milreis ------------ Portugal. Sol, or, Dollar-Atj Peru.

AUJ ------------- Morocco.
|
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–Mithkal Sovereign, or, Pound

Napoleon, or, Louis AUs Great Britain.
AUF France. AVC |—Tael, or, Leang ------ China.
Ochr-el-guerch AVD –Thaler--------------- Austria
AUK ----Egypt. Hungary.
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,
Ushr-el-ghirsh
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AVE |-Tical --------------

l
Denmark
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AUL –Üre---------------- Norway. AWF –Toman -------------- Persia.
§.
Sweden. Tsin, or, Mace AUG China.
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Ushr-el-ghirsh
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rvia. or AUK Egypt.

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AUM Para
Tripoli. Ochr-el-guerch
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|Turkey. Venezolano, or, Dol
AUN |—Penny-pence--------- Great Britain. lar ----------- ATJ Venezuela.
AUO –Peseta.--------------- Spain.
- Chile. AVG –Yen ----------------- Japan
|
Colombia. AVH
b
Peso, or,
Dollar-Atº Paraguay. AVI
Venezuela. A.V.J.
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PRINCIPAL MONEYS OF THE CHIEF MARITIME NATIONS OF THE WORLD
ARRANGED UNDER THE NAMES OF THE COUNTRIES
IN WIHICH THEY ARE USED.
(For list of moneys arranged alphabetically, see page 47.)
UNITED STATEs. DENMARK.

10 cents (ATD) = 1 dime (ATI) 100 Gre (AUL) = 1 krone (ATY)
00 cents = 1 dollar (ATJ)
10 dollars = 1 eagle (ATN) Dominica N REPUBLIC.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. EAST AFRICA (British and German territories).
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) The same as British India.
5 dollars = 1 Argentino (ASY)
Ecuador.
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. 100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
100 kreutzer (ATX) = 1 florin, or, gulden
(ATC) EGYPT.
21's florins = 1 thaler (AWD) 10 ochr-el-guerch
4; florins = 1 ducat (ATM) (AUK), or, = 1 piaster (AUQ)
and 40 paras (AUM)
100 heller (ATS) = 1 krone (ATY) 100 piasters = 1 Egyptian pound
or, (ATO)
-
BELGIUM. Lira egiziana
100.centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR)
FRANCE.
BoliviA. 100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR) -
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) 20 francs = 1 Louis, or, Napoleon
10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG) (AUF)
BRAzIL. GERMANY.
1,000 reis (AUT) = 1 milreis (AUI) 100 pfennige- (AUP) = 1 mark (AUH)
1,000 milreis = 1 conto (ATH)
- GREAT BRITAIN.”
BULGARIA. 4 farthings (ATP) = 1 penny (AUN)
Lev, or, lew (AUB) 12 pence = 1 shilling (AWB)
20 shillings = 1 pound, or, sovereign
BURMAH. (AUS)
Tical (AVE)
Also currency of British India. GREECE.
100 lepta (AUC) = 1 drachma (ATL)
CANADA.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ) GUATEMALA.
CEYLON.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 rupee (AUY) HAITI.
CHILE.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, peso (ATJ) Holland (see Netherlands).
5 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK)
10 dollars = 1 condor (ATG) HoNDURAs.
ºr.
CHINA.
10 sapeque = 1 candareen, or, fun HUNGARY (see Austria-Hungary).
10 candareens = 1 mace, or, tsin (AUG) INDIA (BRITIs H).

10 mace = 1 tael, or, leang (AWC) || 12 pies, or, pice (AUR) = 1 anna (ASX)
and 16 annas = 1 rupee (AUY)
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ) 100,000 rupees = 1 lac (ATZ)
CoLoMBIA. ITALY.
100 centavos
10 pesos
(ATE) = 1 dollar,
= 1 condor (ATG)
or,º (ATJ) || 100 centesimi (ATF) = 1 lira (AUD)
JAPAN.
Costa Rica. 10 rin (AUV) = 1 sen (AUZ)
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ) 100 sen = 1 yen (AVG)
*This system is used by the British Colonies in Australasia and South Africa.
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50 MONEY TABLE. PART I.
MAURITIUs. SAN SALVADoR.

100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ) 100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
MExico.
SERVIA.
100 paras (AUM) = 1 dinar (AUB)
16 dollars = 1 doubloon (ATK)
-
MoRocco. SIAM.
Mithkal (AUJ) Tical (AVE)
sº
NETHERLANDs.
SPAIN
100 cents (ATD) = 1 or, florin
100 centimos (ATF) = i peseta (AUO)
53 gulden = 1 ducat (ATM) (used in
Netherlands East Indies) STRAITs SETTLEMENTs.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
NEwfoundLAND.
100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ) SwedEN AND Norway.
N ICARAGUA. 100 Gre (AUL) = 1 krona, or, krone (ATY)
TRIPoll.
Norway (see Sweden and Norway). 40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)
PARAGUAY.
TUNIs.
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, peso (ATJ) 100 centimes (ATF) = 1 franc (ATR)
PERs1A.
10 kerans (ATV) = 1 toman (AVF) TURKEY.
40 paras (AUM) = 1 piaster (AUQ)
PERU. 100 piasters = 1 lira turca (AUE)
100 centavos (ATE) = 1 dollar, or, sol (ATJ)
Portugal. URUGUAY.
º
1,000 reis (AUT) = 1 milreis (AUI)
1,000 milreis = 1 conto (ATH)
WENEzuela.
º
Rouma NIA. 100 centavos
or = 1 Venezolano, dollar, or,
Leo, or, leu (AUB) peso (ATJ)
- 5 Bolivars (ASZ)
, Russia.
100 (ATW) = 1 rouble (AUX) ANZIBAR.
10 roubles = 1 imperial (ATU) 100 cents (ATD) = 1 dollar (ATJ)
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
MEASURES OF LENGTH.
Signal. Measure." Country or System. Signal. Measure. Country or System.

AVR —MEASURE OF LENGTH. Knot, or, Nautical United States and
AVL -------------- } Denmark. Mile------- AWO
—Alem
Norway
AWH -League------------ Unit §§Britain.
tates an
d
AVM —Archine ------------- Russia. Great Britain.
AWI -Li------------------- China
}
Archine (or, Meter)
AWJ Turkish Metrical. Meter---------------- Metrical
United States and or"
AVN —Cable-------------- Great Britain. Archine ------------- Turkish Metrical.
}
|
Centimeter ----------Metrical. AW.J. or
or’ El ------------------- Dutch Metrical.
Daktylas ------------ Greek Metrical. or
AWO or Pecheus-------------- Greek Metrical.
Duim---------------- Dutch Metrical. Mijle (or, Kilometer)
or AWG Dutch Metrical.
...
R.
Khat ---------------- Turkish Metrical. Mil (or, Kilometer,)
AVP —Chang, or, Cheung---China. AWG Turkish Metrical.
AVQ —Chih----------------- China. AWK -Mil------------------
AVR —Cho, or, Tcho -------- Japan
Mil----------------
AWL —Mi orway an
d
Sweden.
}
meter)------- Avo Greek Metrical AWM —Mile (German) ------ Germany.
Decameter ---------- Metrical United States and
|
AVS AWN —Mile, Statute-------

Or Great Britain.
-
|
Roede ---------------Dutch Metrical.
gºal,
Mile,Geographical United States and
ſ |
Decimeter ----------- Metrical. AWO

ſ
ºr,
or Great Britain.
l
Palame-------------- Greek Metrical. Millimeter ----------- Metrical

AVT or or
Palm ---------------. Dutch Metrical. Gramme ------------- Greek Metrical.
Or AWP or
Parmak ------------- Turkish Metrical. Nokta --------------- Turkish Metrical.
Egypt. Or
Morocco. UStreep----------------Dutch Metrical.
AVU —Draa, or, Pike ----- Tripoli. Myriameter---------- Metrical.
Tunis. AWQ or
Turkey. Skoinis -------------- Greek Metrical.
}
Duim (or, Centimeter) Nokta (or, Millime

Avo Dutch Metrical. --------- Awp Turkish Metrical.
r)
El (or, Meter) -Awj Dutch Metrical. Palame (or, Decime

United States and T) ---------- AVT Greek Metrical.
|
|
AVW
AVX
--~~~~
---------------
—Fod
Great Britain.
Denmark.
Palm (or, Decime
r)---------- AvT Dutch Metrical.
Norway. Parmak (or, Decime
United States and ter)----------AvT Turkish Metrical.
AVY —Foot -------------- Great Britain. Pecheus (or, Meter),
|-Fot------------------ Sweden.
º
AVZ AWJ Greek Metrical.

United States and Egypt.
| AWB —Furlong -----------
Great Britain. Morocco.
}
Gramme (or, Milli Pike, or, Draa, Avu. Tripoli.

3
------ Awp Greek Metrical.

meter) Tunis.
|
AWC Guz----------------- India. Turkey.

Guz, or, Zer--------- Persia.
}
|Awd —Hectometer ---------- Motrical. AWR -Ri------------------- Japan

AWE —Inch --------------- United States and
Great Britain.
Roede (or, Decame
ter)---------- Avs Dutch Metrical
AWF -Ken ----------------- Japan. AWS —Saading, or, Toung---Burmah.
Khat (or, Centimeter) —Sagene, or, Saschene--Russia.
Avo Turkish Metrical. ak ------- ------- Japan
AWU –Shaku
(Kilometer ----------- Metrical. Skoinis (or, Myria
meter ------- Awq Greek Metrical.
Miſº. --------------- Dutch Metrical. Stadion (or, Kilome
AWG ter ---------- AWG Greek Metrical.
Mí. ----------------- Turkish Metrical. AWW -Stopa---------------- Russia.
Streep, or, Millime
sºdion ------------- Greek Metrical. ter---------- Awp Dutch Metrical.
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52
Signal.
AWX
MEASURES
Measure.
|—Sun ---------------...-Japan.
Tcho, or, Cho---AVR Japan.
-- -
Country or System.
fºrk.
–
AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.
Signal.
AXC
-
Measure.
—Vershok ---...--------- Russia
-
PART
Country or System.
I.
AWY —Tomme--------------
Toung, or, Saading,
AXD
-vº -------- - - - - - - - - Russia.
-
AWZ |—Tsun ----------------

Aws Burmah.
China. AXE
AXF
–Yard
-
..............)"..."
l–Yin ----------------- -
-
ſ Argentina. China
Brazil. Zers, or, Guz---Awc Persia.
Chile. For list of countries in which the Metrical
AXB |—Wara ---------------' Mexico. System is used, and for Table for Con
Peru. verting Metrical Measures and Weights
Portugal. into their American Equivalents, see
Uruguay. page 55.
SQUARE OR SURFACE MEASURES.

-- -
i
Signal. Measure. Country or System. signal. Measure. Country or System.
|
AXH —SQUARE, OR, SURFACE
AXI –Acre -------------- \
MEASURE.
United States and
Great Britain.
AXS
AXT -
—Square Decimeter---- Metrical.
Square Foot -------
}
United States and
Great Britain.
Are, or,Sq.Decameter-Métrical. Square Hectometer(or,
or
AXJ | { Deunum ------------- Turkish Metrical. Hectaire) ----Axe Metrical.
| or
| Stremma ------------ Greek Metrical. - United States and
Bunder (or, Hectare) AXU |—Square Inch ------. §
| Great Britain.
AXP Dutch Metrical.
AXK |—Centiare, or, Sq. Meter-Metrical. AXV –Square Kilometer----Metrical.
AXL 1-Cho ----------------- Japan. Square Meter (or, Cen
AXM 1–Decare -------------- Metrical. tiare).-------- AXK Metrical.
AXN |—Deciare.------...-------Metrical.
AXO 1–Dessatine ------------ Russia. - United States and
Deunum (or, Are) Axiſ Turkish Metrical.
AXW —Square Mile----...---
Great Britain.}
Djerib (or, Hectare) AXY |-Square Millimeter ---Metrical.
AxP Turkish Metrical. United States and
AXZ ||—Square Yard-------
Hectare, or, Sq. Hec- } Great Britain.
on" [tometer-- Metrical. Stremma (or, Are)
AXE’ Bunder -------------- Dutch Metrical. AXJ Greek Metrical.
toº
or
- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - Turkish Metrical. For list of countries in which the Me
AXQ |-Mou.----------------- China trical System is used, and for Table
AXR |—Square Centimeter-- Metrical. for Converting Metrical Measures and
Square Decameter (or Weights into their American Equiva
-
jº
Are) --------- AXJ Metrical. lents, see page 55.
MEASURES OF CUBIC CAPACITY OR SOLID MEASURES.
jº"
- -
sumni. Measure. Country or system. Signal. Measure Country or System.
AYB
-Mº. AYL --------------- Egypt.
§.
OF CUBIC CAPACITY, OR, SOLID || |—Ardeb
EASURE. hile.
Cubic Centimeter AYM l—Arroba ------------
}
ZNM -
l
Metrical. -
United States and
-but-------
*. }.
AYC --------
-Barrel-------------
|—Cubic Foot
aws United States and
- United States and AYO
AYD l—Cubic Inch -------- Great Britain.
}
}
Cubic Meter- - - - ZNP Metrical. United States and
Cubic Millimeter - AYP l—Bushel ------------ Great Britain.
}
º:
ZNO Metrical. AYQ —Butt ----------------- Great- Britain.
United States and
º:
***11:...Yard-------- ------------ Metrical.
} Britain. cenºte:
--Decastere------------ etrical. Mää.
#
-
—Decistere ------------ Metrical.
------------- Greek Metrical.
AY –Stere ---------------- Metrical. -
AYR Mºon
- -
Dutch Metrical.
AYI —Ton (ship measure- United States and
Great Britain.
Vinºhoed.… - -
AYJ
ment.)
|—MEASURE OF CAPACITY.
} Zarf----------------- Turkish Metrical.
Brazil. For list of countries in which the Met
AYK -Almuda ----------- } Portugal. rical System is used, see page 55.
º
PART I. MEASURES AND weights of DIFFERENT countries. 53
|
Signal. Measure. Country or System. Signal. Measure. Country or System.
AYS | –Chtof --------------- Russia Maatje (or, Deciliter) -
Cronchka, or, Krushka AYU Dutch Metrical.
-
- Azd Russia. Milliliter ------------ Metrical
ºº
| ſ Decaliter .----------. Metrical AZG or
or Kvbos---------------
ybos c
Greek Metrical.
AYT ! Kile - - --------------Turkish Metrical.
| or AZH —Mi nited States an d
| Schepel- ------------ Dutch Metrical. | Great Britain.
--- - Mud, Wat, or, or,
- - - - - - - ------ Metrical.
ſº pºliter
ºil,
Dutch Metrical.
i
- - Hectoliter)---#
Mystron(or, Centiliter)
Ayu Kºi...…Greek Metrical
AZI
AYR Greek Metrical.
—Oxehoved.-----------
--------------
Maatje Dutch Metrical.
Uğ.d
and
* - - - United States and || AZJ |-Peck -------------- :es:
| AYV |—Firkin------------- Great Britain. }
AYW. –Gallon ------------ United States and AZK –Pint.-------------. 111

tes an
Great Britain.
} Great Britain, }
- \ United States and AZL uncheon - - - - - - - - - - - Greatt Britain.
–Punch Britain
º AYX –Gill --------------- | Great Britain.
t ſ Hectoliter -----------
Metrical.
--------------- United
º - States and
or” AZM (Quart
or’ Great Britain.
lsiºns -------------. China
}º
y, Kºh-i-Turkish
§. #.
AYZ or Metrical - United States and
--------------Greek Metrical. AZN —Quarter ----------- *:::::
Kºon }
Mud, Wat, or, Zac ---- Dutch Schepel (or,
Pºp.,
º * º:
|
United States and AYT te h M etrical.
1
AZB |–Hogshead.---------
----------------- India
*
Kan, or, Kop (or, Liter) AZQ
Q —Seer
|—Seer
dia.
Kile
- AZF
(or, Decaliter)
Dutch Metrical.
§.eng(or, Quart)A 111a.
AYT Turkish Metrical. AZR —Shoo ------...-------- Japan.
If.…
t Kileh (or, Hectoliter) Sultchek (or, Liter)
| -- - - Ayz Turkish Metrical. Azf Turkish Metrical.
AZC |—Kiloliter-------------Metrical. AZS –Tierce--------------. Great Britain.
Koilon (or, Hectoliter)
AYz Greek Metrical.
| \}. Denmark.
AZU –Tou ------. ---------. China
t|
Kop, or, Kan (or, Liter) AZW —Tschetwerik--------- Russia
AZF Dutch Metrical. Vat, Mud, or, Zac (or,
Kotyle (or, Deciliter) Hectoliter)---AYz Dutch Metrical.
AYU Greek Metrical. -
AZD –Kruschka, or, Cron- AZW —Vedro --------- - - - - - - usSla.
chka -------------- Russia Vingerhoed (or, Cen- -
Kybos (or, Milliliter) tiliter)------- AYR Dutch Metrical.
AzG Greek Metrical. Zac, Mud, or, Wat (or, -
AZE –Last----------------- Netherlands. Hectoliter)---AYz Dutch Metrical.
- - - Zarf (or, Centiliter)
-------- - - - - - - - - Metrical.
Lºr AYR Turkish Metrical.
an, or, Kop -------- Dutch Metrical. Forlist of countries in
which the Metrical
| AZF | { or System is used, and for Table for Con
Ser ------------------India. -
verting Metrical Measures and Weights
|– - -Metrical.-
or" into their American Equivalents, see
Sultchek ------------Turkish page 55.
MEASUIRES OF WEIGHT.
§:
AZX —MEASUREs of WEIGHT.
BAD | –Cantar ------------ Egypt.
A rgentina. BAE -Cal'at-------------

Carat y United s
States an d
Brazil. Great Britain.
AZYr —Arroba- ------------
Portugal.
(Spain. BAF —Catty, or, Chin------- China.
-
Batman (or, Miria-
gramme).----- BAY Turkish Metrical. ſ Centigramme -------. Metrical.
| or"
BAC —Berkovitz------------ Russia | BAG | | Habbe --------------- Turkish Metrical.
- -
Boughdais (or, Deci- | or"
gramme).---- BAJ UKokkos --------------Greek Metrical.
L- t
Turkish Metrical
-
-
54 MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. PART I.
-
BAH Centmer ----------- | Denmark. ſ Millier -------------- Metrical

| Sweden. or
Centmer, or, Quintal Tcheki-------------- Turkish Metrical.
BCI United States. | BAV or
Chin, or, Catty--BAF China. Ton ----------------- United States and
Decagramme -------- Metrical. or Great Britain.
or Tonne --------------- German Metrical.
BAI | Drachma
or
------------ Turkish Metrical. BAW
BAX
—Milligramme -------- Metrical
–Mna----------------- Greece.
| Lood ---------------- Dutch Metrical. Myriagramme ------- Metrical.
(Decigramme--------- Metrical. BAY or
or Batman ------------- Turkish Metrical.
Boughdais ----------- Turkish"Metrical. Obolos (or, Decigramme)
BAJ p
or BAJ Greek Metrical.
Korrel--------------- Dutch Metrical. Ock, or, Oke (or, Kilo
or gramme).----- BAQ Turkish Metrical.
UObolos--------------- Greek Metrical. Onze (or, Hectogramme)
§§
Denk (or, Gramme) BAO Dutch Metrical.
BAN Turkish Metrical. United States and
BAZ
§.
§ .
BAK - Doppelzentner--ZNL
Drachm ----------- | United States and
| Great Britain.
Pecul, or, Tan--BCM
-
| Great Britain.
nited States and
Drachma (or, Deca BCA –Pennyweight(dwt.)} Great Britain.
gramme).------ BAI Turkish Metrical. | BCD —Pfund---------------Austria-Hungary.
Drachme (or, Gramme) Pond (or, Kilogramme)
BAN Greek Metrical. BAQ Dutch Metrical.
BAL
BAM -
—Funt ---------------- Russia.
Grain ----------- | United States and
BCE
BCF
—Pound (1b.)--------
}
United States and
Great Britain.
—Pud, or, Pood-------- Russia.
§§
Great Britain. -
ſ Gramme------------- Metrical.
or BCG —Pund-------------- Denmark
}
Denk ---------------- Turkish Metrical. nited States an d
BAN | BCH —Quarter ----------- Great Britain.
{ or }
Drachme ------------ Greek Metrical. (United States.
|É.
or | Argentina.
Wigtje -------------- Dutch Metrical.
-----------
|.
Habbe (or, Centi BCI —Quintal
gramme).----- BAG Turkish Metrical. | Portugal.
|
Hectogramme ------. Metrical. Spain.
BAO or Metric------- Metrical.
toº---------------. Dutch Metrical.
|
BCJ or" -
BAP —Hundredweight (cwt.) Great Britain. Kantar -------------- Turkish Metrical.
Kantar (or, Quintal Egypt.
Metric) ------- Bc.J. Turkish Metrical. BCK —Rottolo------------
ſ Kilogramme--------- Metrical. } Turkey.
or Ser (or, Kilogramme)
Ock, or, Oke- - - - ----Turkish Metrical. BAQ India.
BAQ 8 or BCL —Stone---------------- Great Britain.
Pond ---------------- Dutch Metrical.
or BCM —Tan, or Pecul ------- China.
Ser------------------ India Tcheki (or, Millier)
BAv Turkish Metrical.
BAR —Kim ----------------- Japan - Ton
(or, Millier) | United States and
Kokkos (or, Centi BAv Great Britain.
gramme) ----BAG Greek Metrical. Tonne (or, Millier)
Korrel (or, Decigramme) BAv German Metrical.
BAJ Dutch Metrical. Wigtje (or, Gramme)
BAS —Kvint --------------- Denmark BAN Dutch Metrical.
BAT —Kwamme------------ Japan. BCN —Zolotnick------------ Russia.
- ſ Aºtina.
alie. For list of countries in which the Met.
BAU —Libra -------------
i
Portugal. rical System is used, and for Table for
Spain. Converting Metrical Measures and
Lood (or, Decagramme) Weights into their American Equiva
BAI Dutch Metrical. lents, see page 55.
PART I. MEASURES AND WEIGHTS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. 55
LIST OF THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES IN WEHICH THE METRICAL SYSTEM

IS USED.
United States (permissive). Egypt. - Norway.

Argentina. France. Paraguay.
Austria-Hungary. German Empire (with German Peru.
Belgium. names in some cases). Portugal.
Bolivia. Great Britain (permissive). Roumania.
Brazil. Greece (with Greek names). San Salvador.
Bulgaria. Guatemala. Servia.
Canada (permissive). Haiti. Spain.
Chile. Honduras. Sweden.
Colombia. Italy. Switzerland.
Costa Rica. - Mexico. Tripoli.
Denmark. Netherlands (with Dutch Turkey (with Turkish names).
Dominican Republic. names). Uruguay.
Ecuador. Nicaragua. Venezuela.
TABLES FOR CONVERTING METRICAL MEASURES AND WEIGHTS INTO

THEIR AMERICAN EQUIVALENTS.
Meters.
2
1 =
=
Yards.
1.09.4
2.187
Rilometers. Stat.
1
2 =
=
Miles.
1
Yards.
109.4
427
Hectares.
2
-
=
Acres.
2
4
7.
1
3
29.
35
31
3 = 3.281 3 = 1 1521 3 = 7 1 26
4 = 4.374 4 = 2 855 4 = 9 8 22
5
6
7
=
=
=
5.468
6,562
7.655
5
6
7
=
=
=
3
8
4
188
1282
615
5
6
7
=
-– 12
14
17
1
3
1
17
12
8
8
9
=
=
–
8,749
9.843
8
9
=
=
- 5
4 1709
1043
8
9
=
=
=
19
22
3
0
3
38
–
10 10.936 10 6 376 10 24 2 34
20
30
40
–
=
21.878
32.809
43.745
20
30
40
-
=
=
12
18
24
753
1129
1505
20
30
40
=
=
=
49
74
98
1
0
3
28
21
15
= = =
–
50 54.682 50 31 122 50 123 2 9
— =
–
60 65.618 60 37 498 60 148 1 3
70
80
90
=
–
–
76.554
87.491
98.427
70
80
90
-
—
—
43
49
55
874
1251
1627
70
80
90
–
–
172
197
222
3
2
1
37
38
–
24
= = 62
–
100 109.363 100 243 100 247 0 18
200 218.727 - 200 = 124 487 200 = 494 0 37
= = =
–
300 328.090 300 186 730 300 741 1 15
= 400 248 978 – 1
–
400 437.453 400 988 33
500 546.816 500 = 310 1217 500 = 1235 2 . 11
Liters. Galls. Quarts. Hectoliters. Qrs. Bushels. Kilogrammes. Cwts. Qrs. Lös. Ozs.
= = =
–
1 0 0.880 1 0 2.751 0 () 2
-
3+
2 0 1.761 2 = 0 5.502 2 = 0 0 4 6#
3 0 2.641 3 = 1 0.254 3 = 0 0 6
-=
94
4 = 0 3.521 4 = 1 3.005 4 = 0 0 8 13
5
6
7
—
—
=
1
1
1
0.402
1.282
2,163
5
6
7
-
=
=
1
2
2
5.756
0.507
3.258
5
6
.7 =
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
13
15
0+
34
7
8
9
10 –––
— 1
1
2
3.043
3.923
0.804
8
9
10 —
–= 2
3
3
6.010
0.761
3.512 10
8
9
=
=
=
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
19
22
10+
13+
0}
20 4 1.608 20 — 6 7.024 20 = 0 1 16 14
= 30 = =
–
30 6 2.412 10 2.536 30 0 2 10 2+
40 = =
–
–––
40 8 3.215 13 6.048 40 0 3 4 3
=
–
50 11 0.019 50 17 1. 560 50 0 3 26 3#
60 13 0.823 - 60 20 5.072 60 = 1 0 20 4+
=
–– =
–
70 15 1,627. 70 24 0.585 70 1 1 14 5+
=
–
80 17 2.431 80 27 4.097 80 1 2 8 6
=
–
90 19 3.325 90 30 7.609 90 1 3 2 64
= =
–
100 22 0.039 100 34 3.121 100 1 3 24 7
= =
200
300 –
–
44
66
0.077
0.116
200
300 –
–
68
103
6.242
1.362
200
300 –
=
3
5
3
3
20
17
15
6
–
400 88 0.155 400 137 4.483 400 7 3 18 14
=
l 500 110 0.193 500 171 7.604 500 = 9 8 10 5
DEGREES OF LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
Wessels other than those of France use the meridian of Greenwich. French vessels
use the meridian of Paris. In case of doubt, the vessel to which the signal is made
should hoist the signal NBL = What is your First Meridian! Which can be answered
by one of the following:
NBK=My first meridian is Greenwich.
TBL =My first meridian is Paris, east of Greenwich 2° 20' 15”-0 h. 9 m. 21 secs.
HSI =My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Greenwich 6° 12' 24’’=0 h. 24 m. 49 secs.
CODE FLAG OVER TWO FLAGS.

LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.
t |
CODE Code CODE
FLAG FLAG FLAG
OVER— | OVER— LATITUDE—Cont'd. over- Longitude—Cont'd.
AB LATITUDE. | BT —42° latitude. DL — 2° longitude.
North latitude--QHX BU —43° latitude. DM — 3° longitude.
South latitude-- QHz BW —44° latitude. DN — 4° longitude.
AC — 1° north latitude. BW —45° latitude. DO — 5° longitude.
AD — 1° south latitude. BX —46° latitude. DP — 6° longitude.
AE — 2° latitude. BY –47° latitude. D — 7° longitude.
AF — 3° latitude. BZ –48° latitude. D — 8° longitude.
AG. — 4° latitude. CA –49° latitude. DS — 9° longitude.
AH DT
AI
AJ
–
— 5° latitude.
6° latitude.
— 7° latitude.
CB
CD
CE
—50° latitude.
—51°
—52°
latitude.
latitude.
DU
DV
—10°
—11°
longitude.
longitude.
longitude.
—12°
AK — 8° latitude. CF —53° latitude. DW —13° longitude.
AL — 9° latitude. CG |—54° latitude. DX —14° longitude.
AM —10° latitude. CH —55° latitude. DY —15° longitude.
AN —11° latitude. CI –56° latitude. DZ —16° longitude.
AO —12° latitude. CJ —57° latitude. EA —17° longitude.
AP —13° latitude. CK —58° latitude. EB —18° longitude.
AQ —14° latitude. CL —59° latitude. EC —19 longitude.
AR —15° latitude. CM —60° latitude. ED –20° longitude.
AS —16° latitude. CN –61°
latitude. EF –21° longitude.
AT —17° latitude. CO –62°
latitude. EG –22° longitude.
AU —18° latitude. CP –63°
latitude. EH –23° longitude.
AV —19° latitude. CQ –64°
latitude. EI –24° longitude.
AW –20° latitude. CR –65°
latitude. EJ –25° longitude.
AX –21° latitude. CS –66°
latitude. EK –26° longitude.
AY –22° latitude. CT –67°
latitude. EL –27° longitude.
AZ –23° latitude. CU —68° latitude. EM –28° longitude.
BA —24° latitude. CW –69° latitude. EN –29° longitude.
BC —25° latitude. CW |–70° latitude. EO –30° longitude.
BD —26° latitude. CX —71° latitude. EP —31° longitude.
BE —27° latitude. CY –72° latitude. E –32° longitude.
BF —28° latitude. CZ –73° latitude. E —33° longitude.
BG: –29° latitude. DA. –74° latitude. ES –34° longitude.
BH –30° latitude. DB –75° latitude. ET —35° longitude.
BI –31° latitude. DC –76° latitude. EU –36° longitude.
BJ –32° latitude. DE –77° latitude. EV –37° longitude.
BK –33° latitude. DF –78° latitude. EW |–38° longitude.
BL —34° latitude. DG –79° latitude. EX —39° longitude.
BM —35° latitude. DH –80° latitude. EY –40° longitude.
BN –36° latitude. EZ —41° longitude.
BO –37° latitude. DI LONGITUDE. FA –42° longitude.
BP –38° latitude. East longitude-QYz || F.B. –43° longitude.
BQ —39° latitude. West longitude-Qzi FC —44° longitude.
BR –40° latitude. DJ — 1° east longitude. FD –45° longitude.
BS —41° latitude. | DK — 1° west longitude. FE –46° longitude.
Note.—If the position to be signaled is within a degree of the equator, or first meridian, only the minutes and seconds need
be indicated.
(56)
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE. 57
CODE
FLAG
LONGITUDE—Cont'd. OVER— LONGITUDE—Cont'd. LoNGITUDE—Cont'd.
—47° logituude. — 92° longitude. —137° longitude.
—48° longitude. – 93° longitude. —138° longitude.
–49° longitude.
—50° longitude.
—51° longitude.
*
–– 94° longitude.
95° longitude.
1–139° longitude.
1–140° longitude.
— 96° longitude.
— 97° longitude.
–41. longitude.
—142° longitude.
–53 longitude.
longitude.
– — 98° longitude. longitude.
|-}.
—54° longitude. 99° longitude.
—143°
l —144° longitude.
|–55° longitude. –100° longitude. —145° longitude.
|–56° longitude. —101° longitude. —146° longitude.
—57° longitude. —102° longitude. –147° longitude.
–58° longitude. —103° longitude. —148° longitude.
| —59° longitude. —104° longitude. —149° longitude.
|—60° longitude. —10.5° longitude. —150° longitude.
–61° longitude. —106 longitude. —151° longitude.
–62° longitude. —10. Iongitude. |–152° longitude.
|–63° longitude. –108 longitude. —153° longitude.
—65° longitude. 1–110° longitude. '-155° longitude.
–66° longitude. –111° longitude. —156° longitude.
–67° longitude. —112° longitude. longitude.
is
—157°
–68’ longitude. —113 longitude. | iongitude.
. –69° longitude. —114° longitude. —159° longitude.
–71° longitude.
–72° longitude.
—116° longitude.
—117° longitude.
|-}.
—162°
longitude.
longitude.
| —74°
longitude.
1–75° longitude.
|-1. longitude.
longitude.
—120°
—164° longitude.
—165° longitude.
–76° longitude. —121° longitude. |–166° longitude.
—77° longitude. –122° longitude. –167° longitude.
—78° longitude. –123° longitude. —168° longitude.
–79°longitude. —124° longitude. |-169° longitude.
longitude.
–80°
|–81°longitude.
—125° longitude.
—126° longitude.
–70. longitude.
longitude.
|–82°longitude. |–171.
—127° longitude. —172° longitude.
|–83°longitude. —128° longitude. –173. longitude.
—84° longitude. —129° longitude. —174° longitude.
—89° longitude. —134° longitude. east longitude.
–90° longitude. —135° longitude. |-}}
—179° west longitude.
DIVISIONS OF TIME, ETC.
HOURS OF TIME, AND MINUTES AND SECONDS OF TIME AND ARC.

Civil time is to be understoodunless the signal FHW (astronomical) is made.
CODE. CODE
FLAG FLAG
HOURS. MINUTES-Comt'd. SECONDS—Cont'd.
— 0 hours. —25 minutes. —10 seconds.
— 1 hour (or, 1 p. —26 minutes. —11 seconds.
— 2 hours (or, 2 p. —27 minutes. —12 seconds.
— 3 hours (or, 3 p. –28 minutes. |–13 seconds.
— 4 hours (or, 4 p. —29 minutes. 1–14 seconds.
—30 minutes.
— 5 hours (or, 5 p. |–15 seconds.
i
— 6 hours (or, 6 p. —31 minutes. |–16 seconds.
— 9 hours (or, 9 p. —34 minutes. |–19 seconds.
—10 hours (or, 10 p. my. —35 minutes. –20 seconds.
—11 hours (or, 11 p.m.). –36 minutes. |–3. seconds.
—12 hours (or, midnight). —37 minutes. —22 seconds.
—13 hours (or, 1 a.m.). —38 minutes. —23 seconds.
—14 hours \or, 2 a.m.). —39 minutes. –24 seconds.
—15 hours (or, 3 a.m.). —40 minutes. —25 seconds.
—16 hours (or, 4 a.m.). —41 minutes. –26 seconds.
—17 hours (or, 5 a. —42 minutes. –27 seconds.
—18 hours (or, 6 a. —43 minutes. —28 seconds.
:
—19 hours (or, 7 a. —44 minutes. –29 seconds.
—20 hours (or, 8 a. —45 minutes. –30
seconds.
—21 hours (or, 9 a. —46 minutes. —31 seconds.
—22 hours (or, 10 a. m). —47 minutes. –32 seconds.
—23 hours (or, 11 a.m.). —48 minutes. |—33 seconds.
—24 hours (or, noon). —49 minutes. –34 seconds.
—50 minutes. —35 seconds.
MINUTES. —51 minutes. |–36 seconds.
— 0 minutes. —52 minutes. –37 seconds.
— 1 minute. —5.3 minutes. –38 seconds.
— 2 minutes. —54 minutes. —39 seconds.
— 3 minutes. —55 minutes. –40 seconds.
— 6 minutes. —5.8 minutes. —43 seconds.
— 7 minutes. —59 minutes. —44 seconds. .
— 8 minutes. —60 minutes. Code –45 seconds.
— 9 minutes. flag over KR –46 seconds.
—10 minutes. Degree of latitude –47 seconds.
—11 minutes. RRY –48 seconds.
—12 minutes. Degree of longitude –49 seconds.
—13 minutes. • KRZ —50 seconds.
—14 minutes. SECONDS. —51 seconds.
—15 minutes. –0 seconds. —52 seconds.
*—16 minutes. —1 second. —53 seconds.
—17 minutes. —2 seconds. —54 seconds.
—18 minutes. —3 seconds. —55 seconds.
—19 minutes. –4 seconds. —56 seconds.
—20 miuutes. —5 seconds. —57 seconds.
—21 minutes. —6 seconds. –58 seconds.
—22 minutes. —7 seconds. –59 seconds.
—23 minutes. —8 seconds. –60 seconds. Code
—24 minutes. —9 seconds. flag over LR
(58).
BAROMETER.
[In inches and millimeters.]
The readings in inches and millimeters are approximate but are not equivalent to
each other.
Signal. Inches. Millimeters. Signal. Inches. Millimeters,
Code FLAG OVER QM 27.8 706. 1. Code FLAG over SO 29.85 758.
-- --
--
N .85 707. SP .9 759.
.9 --
O 708. SQ . 92 760.
--
P . 92 709. --
SR .96 761.
-- R --
.96 710. ST 30. 0 762.
-- --
--
S 28.0 711. SU .04 763.
T .02 712. --
SV .08 764.
-- --
QU .06 713. SW
...
765.
1
V .1 -- SX
- -
714. 15 766.
... .
W --
15 715. SY 767.
2
... .
-- X 716. --
SZ .24 768.
2
-- -- TA
QY 22 717. 28 769.
... . .
... .
-- 26 -- TB
Z
718. 770.
3
A --
TC
-4
719. 35 771.
3
.
-- RB TD .4
-a
35 720. 772.
.
RC .4 t- TE
-4
721. .42 773.

-- RD .42 722. --
TF .46 774.
-- RE --
.46 TG
...
723. 775.
5
-- RF 724. 4- TH 55 776.
5
TI
.
... .
-- RG 55 -- 777.
725.
6
TJ
|
--
RH .6 726.
--
62 778.
-- RI 62 727. -- TK . 66 779.
RJ
.
. .
---
--
.66 728. -- TL 7
780.
REC TM
...
729. 75 781.
- --
7
... .
-- RL TN
** c
74 730. 782.
8
.
-- RM .78 TO .82
*
731. 783.
-- RN --
TP .86
...
732. 784.
8
** --
RO .85 733. TQ .9 785.
-: RP -- TR .94
734. 786.
9
.
--
RQ .94 735. TS. 98 787.
-
-
-- RS .98 736.
-- RT 29.0 737.
-
-*
RU 05 738.
... .
-- RV 739.
1
-- RW 12 740.
... . .
--
.
RX 16 741.
-- RY 742
2
-- RZ .25 743
-: SA
...
744
3
-: SB 32 745.
.
-- SC 36 746.
.
-- SD .4 747
-- SE .44 748
---
SF
-
.48 749
-- SG 750
5
--
.
SH 55 751
.
-- SI .6 752.
--
SJ .65 753
SK
-
...
754
7
-- SL 72 755
.
-- SM 76 756
... .
-- SN 757.
8
(59)
THERMOMETER.
Signal.
Fºn. cºntanae Raumur. Signal.
Fºn.- centanae Réaumur.
CODE FLAG - Code FLAG

OVER TU 1° –17° – 13° OVER WH 44° 6 + 7°
-- + -- -- + -- + -- + -- 4- + -- -- -i-
2 | 8 5°
1 7 4 2 8 6
TV WI
6° 5°
1° —17° —13° 45°
--
* *- --
+ -- + + + + +
7°
4 8 9 3 6
|| ||
8 2
--
TW 2” —16° —13° W.J. 46° 7°
1 6
--
TX 3° –12° WK 46°
-
—16° 8° 6°
4
TY WL
|
-- --
9° 9° 8° 8°
6°
3° 2 —16° —12° 47°
|| ||
9 3
|
-- --
TZ 4° —15° –12° WM 48° 7°
||
6
-- --
|UA WN
7° 7°
5° —15° —12° 48° 25 25
-- --
UB 6° –14° –11° WO 49°
||
4
4 8 9 3 6 8 2 4 7 1 2 6
||
4
6
--
UC 6° —14° —11°
--
WP 50° +10° 8°
8
--
UD -- W
8° 8°
–
7° —13° 11° 51° +10°
–
3 9
||
6
21 7 4 2 8 6 3 9 8 4
--
UE 8° — 13° 10° -- W 51° +11°
8
--
UF WS
-«
8° —13° —10° 52° +11° 8°
6
|| ||
7 1
--
UG. –10° --
WT
–
9° 12° 53° +11° 9°

–
||
2 8
UH --
WU
4
9° 9°
10° — 12° 9° 53° +12°
-
6
--
UI –12° --
WV
–
10° 9° 54° +12°
4
|| ||
8 2
--
WX
-4
U.J. 11° —11° 9° 55° +12° 4-10°
–
|| ||
1 7
--
UK 12° —11° 8° WY 55° +13” +10°
--
–
4
-- |UL 8° --
WZ
12° —11° 56° +13° 4-10°
–
2
|| ||
9 3
-- UM 13° -10° 8° -- XA 57° +13°
–
||
4-11°
6
--
UN 14° —10° 8°
--
XB 57° 25 4-14° +11°
"|
||
§§
--
UO Hii. Tii.
– — – – –– — — — — – –
15° 9° 7°
–– –
*- *-
–
4
4 8 9 3 6 8 2 4 7 1 2 6
UP
5
-- 15° 9° — 7° XD 59° +15° +12°
8
--
UQ 16° 8° 7°
--
XE 60° +15° +12°
3 9
7 4 2 8 6 3 9 8 4
6
-- UR 17° 8° 6° --
XF 60° +16° +12°
||
8
-- --
US 7° XG.
++
8° — 6° 61° 16° 4-12°
6
|| ||
7 1
--
UT 18° 7° 6° XH 62° 16° 4-13°
*-
2 8
-- UV -- XI
5°
–– –
19° 7° 62° +17° +13°
6
XJ
|
--
UW — 5° -- 63° +17° --13°
6° 7°
19°
|| ||
8 2
4
-- UX 20° 6° 5°
--
XK 64° +17° +14°
|| ||
1 7
-- UY --
XL +14°
21° 4° 64° +18°
-- UZ – --
XM 5
i
21° 6° — 4° 65° +18. +14°
2
VA
9 3
-- --
XN
—
22° 5° 4° 66° +18° +15°

6
6 41
-- --
WB 23° — 5° — 4° XO 66° +19° +15°
2
-- WC --
XP --15°
– –
67°
+
24° 4° 3° 19°
||
–
4
9 8 4 0 4 8 9 3 6 8 2 4 7 1 2 6
||
4
-- --
VD 24° 4° 3° XQ 68° --20° +16°
||
8
|| || |
-- VE --
XR
—
25° 3° 3° 69° +20° +16°

–
6 2 1 7 4 2 8 6 3 9 8 4
3 9
6
it. VF XS
-*
+21°
+
26° — 3° 2° 69° 16°
8
WG 26° — 3° – 2°
4.
XT 70° +21° --16°
*-
|| ||
7 1
-- VH --
XU
–
+21°
—
27° 2% 2° 71° 4-17°

– –
2 8
VI
1%
--
28° 2°
--
XV 71° +22° +17°
6
--
VJ 28° — 19
--
XW 72° +22°
--
— 2° 17°
4
||
–
S 2
--
WK --
XY
–
29° 1° 1° 73° +22° +18°

||
–
1 7
-- WL -- XZ.
30° — 0° 73° +23° +18°
4
1
4- VM 30° — 1° — 0° --
YA 74° +23° 4-18°
2
|| ||
9 3
-- VN 31° — 0° — 0°
--
YB 75° +23° +19°
6 0 6
--
VO 32° 0° 0°
--
YC 75° +24° +19°
2
--
VP --
YD +24° --19°
1° 1° 0°
--
33° 76°
+++
0°
||
4
||
--
VQ
--
YE +25° +20°
0°
33° 77°
++
8
-- VR 34° 0°
--
YF 78° +25° +20°
2 1 7 4 2 8 6 3 9 8 4
6
||
1
-- VS *:
YG
.
78° 4-26° +20°

||
8
is
-- VT --
YH
.
.
4, 4* 3° 3° 2° 2°1. 1°
+26°
.
+ + ++ + + -- + + + + + +.
+.
6 2 1 7 4 2 8 6.
35° 2* 79° 4-20°

6
|| ||
7 1
-- VU 36°
--
YI 80° +26° --21°
2*2*
-- + -- -- + --+
YJ
82
rt
VW --
| |
|| |
37° 80° +27° +21°

6
--
VX 37° 3°
--
YK 81° +27° 4-21°
4
||
8 2
VY YL
.
-- --
4° 3° 3°
38° 2° 82° +27° +22°

|| ||
9 3
-- VZ 39°
--
YM 82° +28° +22°
4
-- WA 39° 25 3°
--
YN S3° +28° 4-22°
|| ||
9 3
-- WB 40° 4°
--
YO 84° +28° 4-23°
||
4
--
WC 41°
--
YP 84° +29° +23°
6°5, 5°
2
+ + ++ +
-- --
Y
42.
WD Y
85° +2.9° +23
4
6
k
WE --
3 9 84
6
+30° +24°
*
42° 86°
-
4°
8
-- WF YS
*&
43° 6° 4° 87° +30° +24°

8 4
6
7 1
YT
|
--
-e.
WG 44° 6° 5° 87° +31° +24°

8
|
(60)
PART I. THERMOMETER. 61
Signal.
*** centana. Réaumur.
i
Signal.
Fºr cºntanae
Réaumur.
|
Code FLAG CodF. FLAG
* OVER YU 88° +31° 1 || 4-24° 9 || over ZK. 98° 6 -i-37° +29° 6
--
YV 89° +31° 7 || --25° 3 |
--
ZL 99° +37° 2 || --29° 8
--
YW 89° 8 || 4–32° +25° 6 ||
--
ZM 100° +37° 8 || --30° 2
--
--
YX 90° +32° 2 || --25° 8
--
ZN 100° 4 || --38° +30° 4
*-
XZ. 91° +32° 8 || --26° 2 ZO 101° --38° 3 || +30° 7
-- -:
ZA 91° 4 +33° +26° 4 ZP 102° +38° 9 || --31° 1
*-
ZB
...
92° +33° 2 || --26° ZQ -H.31°
“
7 102° -i-39°
6 2
2
-- --
ZC 93° +33° +27° ZR 108° +39° 4-31°
4
||
9
6 2 1
-- --
ZD 93° +34° +27° ZS 104° +40° +32°
2 --
ZE ZT
4 4
+34° +27° 105° +40° +3.
8 4
-
94°
6
4
-. --
ZF 95° +35° +28° ZU 105° --41° +3.
||
8
--
ZG 96° +35° +28° ZW 106° +41° --32°
-- *-
3 9 8 4
||
1
9
6
ZH ZW
--
96° --36° +28°

||
8
--
ZI 97° +36° --28°
--
ZX
|| ||
7 1
tº
ZJ 98° +36° --29°
--
ZY
AUXILIARY PHRASES.
Phrases containing the Auxiliary Verbs, forming sentences parts
e.,
in
(i.
of
or
or
sentences
frequent use.)
N. B.-Many the following phrases can not be translated into foreign languages.
of
They must therefore be used with great discretion when communication being
is
held with ships signal stations not using the English language.
or
AM—ARE.
BEA AM. AM. ARE-Continued.

I
|
BEC |–Am I? How are they 2-------------------- Bxh

BED |—Am not? How are you ?--------------------- Bxi
I I
BEF
it,
|—Am to How (or, are) he (she, person-s
or
is
?
BEG |—Am, Are, or, or thing-8 indicated)?------------ Bxo

Is Is Is Is Is Is
not.
Am, Are, be----------- Brid
it, it, it, it,

or, thing-s indi
or or or or
not he (she, person-s
to
or
If If If If If If
Am, Are, or, not to have-------- BQD cated) (or, are) ---------------- BYL
is is is
BEH |—Am, Are, or, thing-s indi
or
to. he (she, person-s
Am, Are, -------------- BFC
or, (or, are) able to--------- BYM
to
be cated)
Am, Are, or, ------------ BQC thing-s indi
or
to have (she, person-s
he
How am I?------------------------ BXG. cated) (or, are) not ------------ BYN
BEI |—I am not. thing-s indi
or
he (she, person-s
If am----------------------------BYx cated) (or, are) not able to----- BYO
is
II
If am not------------------------BYZ they are ------------------------ CAF

What, or, Which am ----------- CPV they are not -------------------- CAG
I?
When am to ?-------------------- CQV If we are-------------------------- CAX

I I
Where am (or, are we)? ---------- CSQ If we are not---------------------- CAY

Where am (or, we are).----------- CTG you are ------------------------- CBQ
If If
I
Why am I? ----------------------- CUY you are not --------------------- CBR
it,
Is, or, Are, he, (she, person-s or
or
BEJ ARE. thing-8 indicated)? -------------- BVY
BEK |—Are, or, his (her-s, it-s). There are (or, is) ------------------ CMG
Is Is Is
BEL |—Are, or, my (mine). There are (or, is) not-------------- CMH.
BEM |—Are, or, our-s, or, Are we? They are for ---------------------- CNM
Are, Am,
or, not---------------- BEG BET ||—They are from.
Is Is Is Is Is Is
–They are.
|
Are, Am,
or, be ---------- BFD BEU
to to
not
|| || || ||
Are, Am,
or, not have -------- BQD BEV |—They are not.
Are, Am,
or, to----------------- BEH BEW –We are.
Are, Am,
or, to be -------------- BFC BEX |—We are not.
Are, Am,
or, have ------------ BQC What, or, Which are (or, is)?----- CPW
to
BEN –Are, or, the. What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-sº-cPY
It Is Is Is Is Is
BEO |—Are, or, their-s, or, Are they What, or, Which (or, are) he (she, it,
is
BEP |—Are, or, there—any or person-s or thing-s indicated)?-CPx

?
BEQ |—Are these (or, those)? When are (or, is)? ---------------- CQw
BER |—Are, or, with —. When are we ?-------------------- CQX
BES |—Are, or, you-r-s. When are you ?-------------------- CQY
it,
or
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi- When he (she, person-s or thing-s
or
is,
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, indicated) (or, are).------------ CR.J.
is
or, are doing) ------------------- BUL

it,
When (or, are) he (she, or person-s

is
He, She, thing-s indicated)?------------ CRN

or
(or person-s thing-s indi-

or
It
cated) had (has, or, have) not done When they are--------------------- CSI
or, are not doing) -------- BUP When we are ---------------------- CSL
is,
(or,
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi- When you are -----------------. --- CSN
or
is It is It is It is It is It is It
cated) (or, are) for -----------. BUR Where am (or, are we)?---------- CSQ
I
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi- Where are (or, is)?----------------- CSr.
or
cated) (or, are) from ---------- BUS Where are they 2------------------- CST
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi- Where are you from ?---------------- si
or
(or, are) --------------- BUT

it,
or
Where he (she, person-s thing-s

or
cated)
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi- (or, are).------------- CTD
or
indicated)
is
cated) (or, are) able to-------- BUV Where am (or, we are)

is I
:
it,
thing-s indi
or
He, She, (or person-s Where (or, are) he (she, person-s

or
(or, are) not----------- BUW thing-s indicated)?------------ CTH

or
cated)
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi Where they are -------------------- CUA.
or
cated) (or, are) not able to----BUx Where we are (or, am) ----------- CTG
I
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PART I. AUYILIARY PHRASES. 63
ARE-BE.
ARE-Continued. | BE—Continued.
Where you are-------------------- CUF || He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It It It It It It It It It
Who are (or, is)?------------------- cul || cated) had(has, or, have) not been-BUO
Why are (or, is)?------------------ CUZ He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Why are you?--------------------- CVA cated) must be ------------------ BUZ
Why are you not ?----------------- He, She, thing-s indi
or
CWB (or person-s
BEY |—You are. cated) must not be
BEZ |—You are not. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
cated) ought be------------- BVF
to
-
-
-
BFA He, She, thing-s indi
or
||BE. BEEN. BEING. - (or person-s
BFC ||—Am. Are, or, Is to be. cated) ought not be----------- BVG
to
BFD |—Am, Are, or, Is not to be. thing-s indi
or
He, She, (or person-s
BFE –Be the. cated) shall (or, will) be
BFG –Can, or May be. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Can, or May do (or, be done).------- BLT cated) shall (or, will) not be------ BWR
BFH |—Can, or, May have been. thing-s indi
or
Can, or May have done (or, been done) BLv cated) should (or, would) be----- BVM
Can, or, May he (she, it, or person-s or He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
thing-s indicated) be?------------ BTK cated) should (or, would) do (or, be
it,
Can, or, May he (she, person-s or

or
done)
thing-s indicated) have been 2----- BTL He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It It
Can, or, May be?----------------- Brih cated) should (or, would)not be. Bvg
it I
Can, or, May be done?---------- BLW. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
BFI –Can, or, May there be? cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
BFJ
.
|—Can not, or, May not be. be done)

Cannot, or, Maynot do(or, be done)-BLX He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or to or
It It
BFK –Can not, May not have been. cated) was (or, were)
oror
be
Can not, May not have done (or, been He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
done) --------------------------- BLZ cated) was (or, were) not be---BVx
to
or per
it,
May not he (she,

or
Can not,
thing-s indicated) be?----BTM BFX —I can (or, may) be.
or
son-s
|| ||
Can not, or, May not he (she, BFY —I can not (or, may not) be.
it,
or
per-
son-s or thing-s indicated) have been BFZ —I could (or, might) be.
7
BTN BGA —I could (or, might) not be.

||
BFL –Could, or, Might be. BGC —I had (or, have) been.
|
ºuld Might do(or, #3; —I had (or, have) not been.

be
or
–Could, done)---ima BGE —I must be.

or, Might have been.
|
BFM
Could, or, Might have done (or, been BGF —I must not be.
|| || || || || ||
one) --------------------------- BMC BGH —I shall (or, will) be.

it,
Could, or, Might he (she, BGI —I shall (or, will) not be.
or
person-s
thing-s indicated) be?---------BTO BGJ —I should (or, would) be.
or
it,
Could, or, Might he (she, person-s BGK —I should (or, would) have been.
or
or thing-s indicated) not be?------ BTP BGL —I should (or, would) not be.
BFN |—Could, or, Might not be. BGM —I should (or, would) not have been.
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done) BMD can (or, may) be done.--------- BZR
If If
it it it it
BFO |—Could, or, Might not have been. can not (or, may not) be done.--BZs
Could, Might not have done (or, been Is, etc. (See Am.)
or
done).--------------------------- BME Is not to be done?---------------- BNI

BFP —Could, or, Might there be? to be done?-------------------- BNJ
Is
º
BFQ —Had, Has, or Have been. It, etc. (See He.)
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been BGN —It can be.
||
done).--------------------------- BMR can (or, may) be done.-------- --BNK

It It It It It It It It
—It cannot be.

it,
Had, Has,
or
or
Have, he (she, per- BGO

|| ||
son-s or" indicated) been?--BTU can not (or, may not) be done.--BNL
or per
it,
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, could (or, might) be done.------- BNM
thing-s indicated) not been? could (or, might) not be done.---BNO
or
son-s'
BTX BGP —It had (or, has) been.
||
BFR —Had, or, Have been had (or, has) been done
-
2
I
BFS —Had, Has, or, Have not been. —It had (or, has) not been.
|| || | |
BGQ
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been had (or, has) not been done.----- BNQ
done) --------------------------- BMs BGR —It ought be.
to to
BFT ||—Had, or, Have they been ought be done.---------------- BNR

2 2 7
BFU –Had, or, Have we been BGS —It ought not -

to to
be.
BFW |—Had, or, Have you been ought not be done ------------ BNs
BFW —Having been. BGT —It shall (or, will) be.
iſ || |
He, She, done ---------- BNT

be
or

It It
shall (or, will)

It It
cated) can (or, may) be ---------- BUC BGU' —It shall (or, will) not be.
thing-s indi shall (or, will) not be done ------ BNU
or

cated) can not (or, may not) be... BUE BGV —Let her be.
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi- Let him be------------------------ Bxe
It
cated) had (has, or, have) been.---BUR BGW —Let them be.
|
AUXILIARY PHRASES. PART I.
BE.
- | -
BE—Continued. BE–Continued.
BGX –Let us be. BHO |—Should, or, Would there be?
May, etc. (See Can.) That, or, This can (or, may) be. --- CKR
Might, etc. (See Could.) That, or, This can not (or, may not) be
Must be--------------------------- CEM CKT
Must do (or, be done).-------------- CEN That, or, This could (or, might) be-cKv
Must have been ------------------- CEP That, or, This could (or, might) not be
Must not be----------------------- CEV ckw
Must not do (or, be done).--------- CEW That, or, This had (has, or, have) been
BGY | –Need be. CKY
BGZ ||—Need not be. That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
Not be (been, being)--------------- CFN been ---------------------------- Crºz
Not to be ------------------------- CGh That,or, This must be ------------- CLJ
Not to be done.--------------------. CGI That,or, This must not be - - - - - - - - CLM
Not to be had ---------------------CGJ That,or, This shall (or, will) be ---CLN
Ought not to be ------------------- CHS That,or, This shall (or, will) not be-cLo
Ought to be ---------------------- CHY That,or, This should (or, would) be-cLP
Ought to do (or, be done).---------- CHZ That,or, This should (or, would) not be,
CLQ
BHA –Shall, or, Will be. There can (or, may) be------------ CMJ
Shall, or, Will
do (or, be done).----BNw There can not (or, may not) be ----CMI,
Shall, or, Will
have done (or, been done) There could (or, might) bel------- CMO
BNx There could (or, might) not be ----CMP
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, or, person-s There had (has, or, have) been ----CMR
or thing-s indicated) be?-------- BWE There had (has, or, have) not been-cMs
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, There shall (or, will) be ----------- CMV
or
person-s
or thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)? There shall (or, will) not be------- CMx
BWF There should (or, would) be------- CMZ
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, person-s There should (or, would) have been.-CNA
or
or thing-s indicated) not be ºl.---Bwl There should (or, would) not be .---CND
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she,

or
person-s There should (or, would) not have been,

|| ||
or
thing-s indicated) not do (or, be CNE

done)?-------------------------- BWJ BHP —They can (or, may) be.
BHQ |—They can not (or, may not) be.
–Shall,
|
.
BHC or, Will be? BHR |—They could (or, might) be.
I
BHD –Shall, or, Will not be? BHS |—They could (or, might) not be.
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) BNY BHT |—They had (or, have) been.
-
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been BHU |—They had (or, have) not been.
|| ||
done) --------------------------. BNZ BHV |—They must be.

BHE –Shall, or, Will there be? BHW —They must not be.
BHF –Shall, or, Will they be BHX |—They ought
to
be.
BHG |—Shall, or, Will we be BHY |—They ought not
to
be.
2
BHI –Shall, or, Will you be BHZ |—They shall (or, will) be.
*
BHJ –Shall, or, Will you not be BIA |—They shall (or, will) not be.
*
BHK –Should, or, Would be. BIC |—They should (or, would) be.
Should, or, Would do (or, be done) -BoF BID |-They should (or, would) not be.
||
BIE —They were

to
be.
BHL |–Should, or, Would have been. BIF —They were not
to
be.
Should, or, Would have done (or, been To be -----------------------------
done) -------------------------- BOG To be at ...-----------------
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or, per- To be done.------------------------CNR
son-s or thing-s indicated) be----BwN To be had -- ---------------------CNS
-
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, person-s BIG |—Was, or, Were

or
to
be.
|| || || || || || || || || || || || ||
or thing-s indicated)
- do (or, be done)? BIH –We can (or, may) be.
BWO BIJ —We can not (or, may not) be.
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, person-s BIK —We could (or, might) be.
or
or thing-s indicated) have been 7-Bwq BIM –We could (or, might) not be.
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, person-s BIN |—We had (or, have) been.
or 2 or
or thing-s indicated) not be ...--Bws BIO |—We had (or, have) not been.
-
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, person-s BIP —We must be.

BIQ
or
thing-s indicated) not do (or, be |—We must not be.

done)?-------------------------- BwT BIR –We shall (or, will) be.
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, person-s BIS —We shall (or, will) not be.
or
thing-s indicated) not have been BIT

or
- |—We should (or, would) be.

7
Bwv BIU |—We should (or, would) not be.

BHM –Should, or, Would not be. BIV —We were to be.
Should, or, Would not do(or, be done), BIW |—We were not
to
be.
Boh When shall (or, will) be? ---------- CRs
BHN |—Should, or, Would not have been. When shall (or, will) be done?--CRx
it
Should, or, Would not have done (or, When shall (or, will) you be 2------ CSD
been done).---------------------- Boi. Where shall (or, will) be?--------- CTL
PART I. AUXILIARY PHRASES.
BE–CAN.
BE—Continued. CAN–Continued.
.
Where shall (or, will) you be?----- CTU Can not, or, May not have been.----BFK
Will, etc. (See Shall.) Can not, or, May not have done (or,
—Will it be 2 -
been done) ----------------------BLZ
Would, etc. (See Should.) Can not, or, May not have had BQI
it,--
or --
—You can (or, may) be. Can not, or, May not he (she, per
—You can not (or, may not) be. som-s or thing-s indicated) be?----BTM
or per
it,
—You could (or, might) be. Can not, or, May not he (she,
—You could (or, might) not be. son-s or thing-s indicated) have been
7
—You had (or, have) been. BTN
—You had (or, have) not been. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
—You must be. cated) can (or, may)------------- BUA
—You Inust not be. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
—You ought to be. cated) can (or, may) be---------- BUC
—You ought not to be. He, She. (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
—You shall (or, will) be. cated) can not (or, may not)----- BUD
—You shall (or, will) not be. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
—You should (or, would) be. cated) can not (or, may not) be --BUE
—You should (or, would) not be. How can (or, may)? --------------- BXJ
—You were to be. BKQ —I can (or, may).
—You were not to be. can (or, may) be ----------------BFX
I
can (or, may) have ---------------BRI
I I
BKR —I can not (or, may not).
~By him (his, her-s, it-s). can not (or, may not) be-------...- BFY
|—By me (my, mine.) can not (or, may not) have ------- BR.J.
—By that (or, this.) BKS If If If If If If If If If If If If I I
—I shall (or, will) can.
if
I
—By will do can----------------- LiP
it, if
it
the.
I
—By (she, person-s or thing-s indi
or
them (their-s). he
—By there. cated) can (or, may)------------- BYD
it,
—By these (or, those). he (she, person-s or thing-s indi
or
—By us (our-s). cated) can not (or, may not)
,
—By what (or, which). can (or, may) -----------------BZA

t it I I
—By whom (or, whose). can not (or, may not) ---------- BZC
—By you-r-s. can (or, may) be done
—Me by. can not (or, may not) be done.--BZS
Not by---------------------------- CFO they can (or may) --------------CAH
they can not (or, may not) ------ CAI
CAN (or, MAY)----------------------. BKE we can (or, may) ---------------CAZ
BKE —Can. we can not (or, may not)-------- CBA
Can, or, May be------------------- BFG you can (or, may).-------------- CBS
Can, or, May do (or, be done) ------ BLT you can not (or, may not) ------- CBT
Can, or, May do it-----------------BLU It, etc. (See He.)
Can, or, May have-----------------BQE It can be-------------------------- Born
Can, or, May have been - ----------BFH done ,--------- BNK
be
can (or, may)

It It
Can, or, May have done (or, been done) It can not be ---------------------- BGO
bi,V can not (or, may not) be done.--BNL
Can, or, May have had ------------ BQF No. can not -- ----HUZ
I
it,
Can, or, May he (she, person or Nothing can (or, could) -----------SKB
or
thing-s indicatted)?--------------- BTJ That, or, This can (or, may)------. CKQ
Can, or, May he (she, it, person-s or That, or, This can (or, may) be----CKR
or
thing-s indicated) be?-----------. Btk That, or, This can not (or may not)—cks
it,
Can, or, May he (she, person-s or That, or, This can not (or, may not)
or
thing-s indicated) have been ----BTL be ------------------------------CKT

|
7
BKF —Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s)? There can (or, may)----...----------- CMI
BKG. —Can, or, May (my, mine)? There can (or, may) be ------------ CMJ
I I
BKH —Can, or, May be? There can not (or, may not) ------. CMK
Can, or, May have — some — ?----BQG There can not (or, may not) be----CML
it I
Can, or, May be done?. --------- BLw BKT —They can (or, may).
BKI —Can, or, May that (or, this)? They can (or, may) be ------------ Bhp
Can, or, May the They can (or, may) have ---------- BSF
Can, May there be? BKU —They can not (or, may not).
or
BK.J. —Can, or, May these (or, those)? They can not (or, may not) be ----- BHQ
BKL —Can, or, May they (their-s)? They can not (or, may not) have ---Bsg
BKM —Can, or, May they not? BKV —We can may). -
%
BKN —Can, or, May we (our-s)? We can (or, may) be--------------. BIH
BKO —Can, or, May you-r-sº We can (or, may) have ------------ BSN
BKP —Can not, or, May not? BKW —We can not (or, may not).
Can not, or, May not be We can not (or, may not) be ------- Big
Cannot, or, May not do (or, be done). BLX We can not (or, may not) have ----Bso
Can not, or, May not do it---------BLY What, or, Which can (or, may)?---CPz
Can not, or, May not have--------- BQH When can (or, may)?-------------- CQZ.
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102188°–17—5
66
* - -
AUXILIARY
CAN–DO.
PHRASES. PART I.
CAN–Continued. - COULD-Continued.
When I can (or, may).------------ CRM She, etc. (See He.)
Where can (or, may)? ------------- CSV That, This could (or, might)----CKU
or or or
Who can (or, may)? ---------------CUJ That, This could (or, might) be--cxv
Why can (or, may)?--------------- HUF That, This could (or, might) not be,
Why can not (or, may not) --------CVD - CKW
Yes, I can ------------------------ HUG. There could (or, might)
BKX |—You can (or, may). There could (or, might) be-------. CMO
You can (or, may) be --------------BIY There could (or, might) not be ----CMP
You can (or, may) have ----------- BSY || BLN —They could (or, might).
BKY |—You can not (or, may not). They could (or, might) be -------- bhir
You can not (or, may not) be ------ BIZ || BLO —They could (or, might) not.
You can not (or, may not) have----Bsz They could (or, might) not be ----- Bhis
BLP —We could (or, might).
Could (or, MIGHT) ------------------ BKZ We could (or, might) be ----------- BIR
BKZ —Could. BLQ —We could (or, might) not.
Could, or, Might be --------------- BFL We could (or, might) not be
Could, or, Might do (or, be done)--BMA What, or, Which could (or, might)?-cQA
º
Could, or, Might have ------------- BQJ When could (or, might)?----------CRA
Could, or, Might have been.-------- brai Where could (or, might)? ----. ---- CSW
Could, or, Might have done (or, been Who could (or, might)?----------- CUM
done) ---------------------------BMC Why could (or, might)?----------- CVE
Could, or, Might have had --------- BQK || Why could (or, not? ------- CVE
Could, or, Might he (she, it, or person-s BLR —You could (or, might).
or thing-s indicated) be? --------- BTO ! You could (or, might) be-------- -- B.J.A
Could, or Might he (she, it or person's BLS —You could (or, might) not.
or thing-s indicated) not be? ----- BTP You could (or, might) not be.----- BJC
BLA |—Could, or, Might his (her-s, it-s)? |
BLC |—Could, or, Might I (my, mine)? DO. DOES. DID. DOING, DONE.---BMF
BLD |—Could, or, Might not. BLT —Can, or, May do (or, be done).
Could, or, Might not be ----------- BFN || BLU —Can, or, May do
it.
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done)-BMD || BLV —Can, or, May have done (or, been done).
Could, or, Might not have --------- BQL BLW. —Can, or, May be done?
it
||
.
Could, or, Might not have been ----Bro || BLX —Can not, or, May not do (or, be done).
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been BLY —Can not, or, May not do it.
done) --------------------------- BME BLZ —Can not, or, May not have done (or,
Could, or, Might not have had----- BºM || been done).
BLE –Could, or, Might that (or, this)? BMA —Could, or, Might do (or, be done).
BLF |—Could, or, Might the * BMC —Could, or, Might have done (or, been
- Could, or, Might there be? -------- BFP done).
BLG |—Could, or, Might these (or, those)? BMD —Could, or, Might not do (or, be done).
BLH |—Could, or, Might they (their-s)? BME —Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
BLI |—Could, or, Might we (our-s)? done).
BLJ |—Could, or, Might.you-r-sº BME —Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done.
it,
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi

or
Do, Does, or, Did he (she, person-s
cated) could (or, might) --------. BUF or thing-s indicated)?------------
b
||
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- || BMG —Do, Does, or, Did his (her-s, it-s)?
cated) could (or, might) not ----- BUG | BMH —Do, Does, or, Did (my, mine)?
I
How could (or, might)?----------- BXK -

BMI —Do, Does, or, Did not.
BLK
it,
—I could (or, might). Do not let him (her, or person-s indi

I
could (or, might) be ------------- brz cated) have ---------------------- BTR
I
could (or, might) have ----------- BRK || BMJ
BMK
—Does, or, Did that (or this)?
BLM —I could (or, might) not. —Do, Does, or, Did theº
I
could (or, might) not be --------- BGA || BML —Do, Does, or, Did there?
I
could (or, might) not have------- BRL || BMN —Do, or, Did these (or, those)?
.
If he (she,
it,
—Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?

or
or
person's thing-s indi- BMO

|| || ||
cated) could (or, might) --------- BYF BMP —Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)?
it,
or person-s thing-s indi- BMQ —Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s?

or
It It If If If If If If If If If
he (she,
cated) could, or, might not------ BYG BMR —Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
|
could (or might) ------------- Bzd done).

II
could (or, might) not ---------- BZE BMS —Had, has, or, Have not done (or, been
.
they could (or, might) ---------- CAJ done).

they could (or, might) not ------ CAL BMT —Had, or, Have done?
|| || || || ||
we could (or, might) ------------ CBD BMU —Had, or, Have they done?
we could (or, might) not -------- CBE BMW —Had, or, Have we done?
you could (or, might)----------- CBU BMW —Had, or, Have you done?
you could (or, might) not------- CBV BMX —Having done.
It, etc. (See He.) He, She. (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
|| || t
could (or might) be done.------- BNM cated) does (do, or, did) -------- Buh
could (or, might) not be done.----BNo thing-s indi
or
He, She. (or person-s

It
Nothing could--------------------- sKB cated) does (dö, or, did) not------ BUI
l
4.
PART I. AUXILIARY PHRASES. -

67
- DO.
DO—Continued. DO—Continued.
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- || BNY —Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done).
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, BNZ |—Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
is, or, are doing) ---------------- BUL done).
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- BOA –Shall, or, Will they do it?
or,
–Shall, Will they not
do
cated) had (has, or, have) not done || BQQ it?
(or, is, or, are not doing) ----...--- BUP BOD |—Shall, or, Will you do it?
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi- BOE |—Shall, or,Will you not do it?
or
It
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be BOF |—Should, or, Would do (or, be done).
done) -------------------------- BvN
|
BOG |—Should, or, Would have done (or, been
|
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi-
It
done).
cated) *...*(or, would) not do (or,
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, or person-s
be done) ------------------------
or
thing-s indicated) do (or, be done),
How do (does, or, did)?------- BWO
How do (or, did) you?-------------BXM
it,
Should, or, Would he (she,
or
person-s
BMY |—I do (or, did). or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be
BMZ |—I do (or, did) not. done).---------------------------BWT
|
BNA |—I had (or, have) done. BOH |–Should, or, Would not do (or, be done).
|
BNC |—I had (or, have) not done. BOI |—Should, or, Would not have done (or,
BND
BNE
–I shall (or, will) do.
|—I shall (or, will) not do. BOJ
been done).
|—They do (or, did).
BNF |—I should (or, would) do. BOK —They do (or, did) not.
|-I
º
BNG should (or, would) not do. BOL |—They had (or, have) done.
will do can----------------- LIP BOM |—They had (or, have) not done.
if
it
I
If If If I
he (she, it, or person-s thing-s indi- To be done.------------------------CNR

or
cated) does (do, or, did)---------- BYH To do -----------------------------CNT

it,
|−Was, or, Were done (or,

or
he (she, person-s thing-s indi- BON

or
||
cated) does (do, or, did) not------ By1 —Was, or, Were not done (or, doing).
BQP.
||
do (or, did) ---- --------------- BZF BOQ |—We do

(or, did).
I
| |
do (or, did) not---------------- BzG BOR |—We do (or, did) not.

IfIf If If If If If If
I
were you should not do ----LIQ BOS |—We had (or, have) done,
it
||
I
can (or, may) be done -------- BZR BOT ||—We had (or, have) not done.
it it
can not (or, may not) be done.--Bzs What, or, Which do (does, or, did)?--cqb,
- they do (or, did) --------------- CAM What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he (she
-
they do (or, did) not------------ CAN

it,
person-sor thing-s indicated)?-cQD

or
we do (or, did)------------------ CBF What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
we do (or, did) not.------------- CBG or, you)? ------------------------CQE
..If you do (or, did)----------------CBw What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or, we)
If you do (or, did) not ------------ CBx
I
do?----------------------------- CQL
BNH |—Is done? What, or, Which shall (or, will) they (or,
it it
-
BNI –Is it not to be done? you) do?------------------------CQN
BNJ 1–Is to be done? What, or, Which should (or, would)
I
It, etc. (See He.) (or, we) do? ---------------------CQR
BNK |—It can (or, may) be done. What, or, Which should (or, would) they
BNL |—It can not (or, may not) be done. (or, you) do? --------------------CQs
BNM –It could (or, might) be done. When do (does, or, did)? ---.. CrB
-
-
-
-
-
-
it,
BNO ||—It could (or, might) not be done. When does (do, or, did) he (she, or,
BNP |—It has (or, had) been done. erson-s or thing-s indicated)?---CRD
BNQ |—It has (or, had) not been done. hen do (or, did) (or, we)? ------- Cre
I
BNR |—It ought - When do (or, did) they (or, you) *---CRF
to
be done.
BNS –It ought not When done with ------------------ CRG
to
be done.
BNT –It shall (or, will) be done. When shall (or, will) (they, we, or, you)
–It
I
do?-----------------------------CRV
|
BNU shall (or, will) not be done.

BNV –It Will do. When shall (or, will) be done?---CRx
it
|
May, etc. (See Can.) Where do (does, or, did)? ---------- CSx
Might, etc. (See Could.) Where do (or, did) (or, we)? -----. CSY
I
Must do (or, be done).-------------- CEN Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?---Csz
Must not do (or, be done).----- ----CEW Who do (does, or, did)? ------------ CUO
Not doing------------------------- CFP Why do (does, or, did)?------ ------ CVG
Not done. ------------------------- CFQ Why do (does, or, did) not? -------- CVH
Not to be done.--------------------- CGI Why do (or, did) you ?------------- CVI
Ought to-do?------------------- CHQ
§i)
Why do (or, did) you not ?-------- --cv.
I
Ought do (or, be done) ---------- CHZ Will, etc. (See

'
to
BNW –Shall, or, Will do, (or, be done). BOU —Will do

it
BNX –Shall, or,Will have done (or, been done). BOV —Will not do.
|| ||
Shall, or,Will he (she,

it,
or person-s or Will you do it?--------------...----CWE

thing-s indicated), do (or, be done) Would. (See Should.)
*
Bwf BOW –You do (or, did).

|| ||
Shall, or,Will he (she, BOX

it,
or, person-s or |—You do (or, did) not.

thing—s indicated), not do(or, be done)? BOY |—You had (or, have) done.
| |
Bw.J BOZ —You had (or, have) not done.

*
68 AUXILIARY PHRASES. PART I.

-
FOR-HAD, HAS, HAVE. .
|Fok--------------------------------BPA HAD, HAs, or, HAVE –Continued.

BPA –For. BQM |—Could, or, Might not have had.
–For
it,
BPC all. Do not let him (her, person-s
or
BPD —For him (his, her-s, it-s, person-s have ------------------BTR
or
or
indicated)
or,
||
thing-s indicated). BQN |–Had, Has, Have.
|
BPE |—For me (my, mine). BQO |—Had, Has, or, Have any.
BPF –For that (or, this). - Had, Has, or, Have been ---------- BFQ
BPG –For the. Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been
|
BPH |—For them (their-s). done) ---------------------------BMR

BPI —For these (or, those). BQP |—Had, Has, or, Have had.
BPJ per
it,
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she,
or
|—For us (our-s).
BPK |—For what (or, which). son-s or thing-s indicated)--------BTs
or per
it,
BPL |—For whom (or, whose). Had, Has, or, Have, he (she,
BPM –For you-r-s. son-s or thing-s indicated) been --BTU
He, She, per
it,
or
or
is It
cated) (or, are) for------------- BUR son-s or thing-s indicated) had ---BTv
Not for --------------------------- CFR Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per
They are for ---------------------- CNM son-s or thing-s indicated) not ---BTw
per
it,
Was, or, Were for----...------------- COP
or
Had Has, or, Have, he (she,
Where for -----------------------CTA
or
son-s thing-s indicated) not been,
2
- BTx
------------------------------- per
it,
FROM BPN Had, Has, or, Have, he (she,
or
BPN |—From. son-s or thing-s indicated) not had-BTY
-
Had, Has, or, Have, his (her-s, it-s).

or
BPO |—From him (his, her-s, it-s, person-s BQR
or
||
thing-s indicated). BQS Had, Has, or, Have, (my, mine)?
I
BP —From me (my, mine). Had, or, Have been 2--...---------BFR
I I I
BP —From that (or, this). Had, or, Have done?------------- BMT
BPS –From the. BQT |—Had, or, Have had
BPT |—From them (their-s). BQU |—Had, Has, or, Have not.
BPU –From there. Had, Has, or, Have not been ------- BFs
BPV |—From these (or, those). Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
BPW |—From us (our-s). done) --------------------------- BMs
BPX |—From what (or, which). BQW –Had, Has, or, Have not had.
BPY |—From whence (or, where). Éw —Had, Has, or, Have that (or, this).
-
BPZ —From whom (or, whose). BQX |—Had, Has, or, Have the. -
BQY
-
BQA |—From you-r-s |—Had, Has, or, Have there.

He, She, |—Had, or, Have these (or, those)?
or
(or person-s thing-s indi- BQZ

is It
|| ||
cated) (or, are) from----------- BUs BRA –Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s)?
Not from --------------------------CFS Had, or, Have they been 2----------BFT
They are from---------------------BET Had, or, Have they done? --------- BMU
-
-
Was, or, Were from------- Coq BRC |—Had, or, Have they had
|| ||
2
|-Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)?
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Where are you from --------------- BRD

SI
?
- Had, or, Have we been -----------BFU

.
HAD, HAs, or, HAVE-----------------BQN Had, or, Have we done.------------ BMW

BQC |—Am, Are, or, BRE –Had, or, Have we had
Is Is
to
have.
BQD |—Am, Are, or, not to have. BRF |—Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s.
BQE –Can, or, May have. Had, or, Have you been 2---------- BFW
Can, or, May have been ---------- BFH Had, or, Have you done? --------- BMw
|
.
Can, or, May have done (or, been BRG |—Had, or, Have you had
||
done) --------------------------. BLV Having---------------------------- OPI

BQF –Can, or, May have had. Having been.---------------------- BFW
Can, or, May he (she, Having done.---------------------- BMX
it,
person-s or
or
thing-s indicated) have been ----BTL BRH |—Having had.

||
? 7
|-Can, or, May have—some He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
BQG
It It It
—
I
BQH |—Can not, or, May not have. cated) had (has, or, have) ----BUJ
.
.
.
.
Can not, or, May not have been.----BFK ||" He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been cated) had (has, or, have been).---BUK
done) ---------------------------BLZ thing-s indi
or
ſº
.
is,
BQI |—Can not, or, May not have had. cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,
or, are doing) ------...-----------. BUL
it,
Can not, or, May not he (she, or

thing-s indi
or
or thing-s indicated) have He, She, (or person's

It It It
- --- -----------------------BTN cated) had (has, or, have) had BUM

...
n
.
BQJ |—Could, or, Might have. thing-s indi

or
He, She. (or person-s

Could; or, Might have been.-------. BFM cated) had (has, or, have) not ---- BUN
Could, or, Might have done (or, been He, She. thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
done) ---------------------------BMC cated) had (has, or, have) not been-BUO
BQK |—Could, or, Might have had. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
BQL ||—Could, or, Might not have. cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
Could, or, Might not have been.----BFo is, or, are not doing)------------. BUP
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
done) --------------------------- BME cated) had (has, or, have) not had-BUQ
PART I. AUXILIARY PHRASES.
HAD, HAS, HAVE.
HAD, HAs, or, HAVE–Continued. HAD, HAs, or, HAVE–Continued.

He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi BSC —Should, or, Would have had.
it, it,2 it,

or or or
cated) should (or, would) have---Bvo Should, or, Would he (she, person-s
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi or thing-s indicated) have ------ BWP
cated) should (or, would) not have-BVS Should, or, Would he (she, person-s
How had (has, or, have) *---------- BXN or thing-s indicated) have been --Bwq.
BRI —I can (or, may) have. Should, or, Would he (she, person-s
BR.J. —I can not (or, may not) have. or thing-s indicated) not have---Bwu
BRR —I could (or, might) have. Should, or, Would he (she,
it,
person-s or
BRL
BRM
—I could (or, might) not have.
—I had (or, have). BSD ...! indicated) not have been 7-BwV
—Should, or, Would not have.
I
had (or, have) been Should, or, Would not have been 2–BHN
I
had (or, have) done Should, or, Would not have done (or,
BRN. —I had (or, have) had. been done)
BRO —I had (or, have) not. BSE —Should, or, Would not have had.
I
had (or, have) not been ----------BGD That, or, This had (has, or, have).-CKx
I
had (or, have) not done That, or, This had (has, or, have) been,
BRP —I had (or, have) not had. Cix Y
BRQ —I shall (or, will) have. That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
BRS —I shall (or, will) not have. ---------------------------- CKZ
been
BRT —I should (or, would) have. There had (has, or, have) ---------CMQ
BRU —I should (or, would) not have. There had (has, or, have) been ----CMR
I
should (or, would) have been ...--BGK There had (has, or, have) not been.-CMs
I
should (or, would) not have been.--BGM There should (or, would) have been-cNA
If he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s indi There should (or, would) not have been,
cated) had (has, or, have) -----. BYJ CNE
...
BSF
it,
thing-s indi —They can (or, may) have.

or
he (she, person-s
or
If If If If If If If If If
cated) had (has, or, have) not----BYK —They can not (or, may not) have.
-
had (or, have).----------------- BZH BSH —They had (or, have). -
I
had (or, have) not-------------- Bzi They had (or, have) been.--------- BHT
I
they had (or, have) ------------- CAO They had (or, have) done.---------- BOL
they had (or, have) not---------- CAP BSI —They had (or, have) had.
we had (or, have).--------------- CBH BSJ —They had (or, have) not.
we had (or, havo) not------------ CBI They had (or, have) not been ------ BHU
you had (or, have) -------------- CBY They had (or, have) not done.------ BOM -
you had (or, have) not----------- CBZ BSK —They had (or, have) not had.
Is, etc. (See Are...) BSL —They should (or, would) have.
It, etc. (See He.) BSM —They should (or, would) not have.
has (or, had) been.--------------. BGP This, etc. (See That.)
It It It It
has (or, had) been done.---------- BNP To be had ------------------------. CNS

has (or, had) not been ----------- BGQ To have--------------------------- CNU
has (or, had) not been done.--... BNQ BSN —We can (or, may) have.
it,
BSO
or
Let him (her, person-s thing-s —We can not (or, may not) have.
or
indicated) have ----------------- BWA BSP —We had (or, have).

We had (or, have) been.------------ BiN
BRW —Let them have. We had (or, have) done.-----------. BOS
May, etc. (See Can.) —We had (or, have) had.
Might, etc. (See Could.) - —We had (or, have) not.
Must have ------------------------CEO We had (or, have) not been.--------- BIO
Must have been.-------------------- CEP We had (or, have) not done.-------- BOT
Must have had -------------------- CEQ —We had (or, have) not had.
Not to be had --------------------- CG.J. —We shall (or, will) have.
Ought not have ----------------- CHT —We shall (or, will) not have.
to
Ought have --------------------- CIA —We should (or, would) have.

to
BRW —Shall, or, Will have. —We should (or, would) not have.
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done) What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?
BNx CQF
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s or What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or,
I
thing-s indicated) have? -------- BWG: we) have? ---------------------- CQM

Will he (she, it, or person-s or
Shall, or, What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
thing-s indicated) not have ----Bwk (or, you) have 2------------------ CQ0
7
BRX —Shall, or, Will have When had (has, or, have)? -------- Crh
2
I I
BRY —Shall, or, Will not have When had (or, have) you ?--------- Cri
7
BRZ —Shall, or, Will not have. When shall (or, will) have 7...--- CRW
I
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been When shall (or, will)
done) ---------------------------BNZ have? ---------------------------
She, etc. (See He.) When shall (or, will) we have 2----CSA
BSA —Should, or, Would have. Where had (has, or, have)?-------- CTB
Should, or, Would have been ------ Bhi, Where shall (or, will) have?------ CTO
I
Should, or, Would have done (or, been Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
have *--------------------------- CTQ
-
done)
|
AUYILIARY PHRASES. PART I.
HAD, HAS, HAVE-HE, SHE, IT.
ſ
HAD, HAs, or, HAVE–Continued. HE, SHE, IT-Continued.
Where shall (or, will) we have *----CTR BUE —He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It It It It
Which, etc. (See What.) cated) can not (or, may not) be.
Who had (has, or, have)?. --------- CUP BUF —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Why had (has, or, have)?---------- CVK cated) could (or, might).
Why had (has, or, have) not?------ CVL BUG thing-s indi
or
—He, She, (or person-s
Why had (or, have) you ?---------- CVM cated) could (or, might) not.
Why had (or, have) you not?------ CVN BUH. —He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
Will it have"?--------------------- CWD cated) does (do, or, did).
Would, etc. (See Should.) BUI —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
BSY —You can (or, may) have. cated) does (do, or, did) not.
—You can not (or, may not) have. BUJ —He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It It
BTA —You had (or, have). cated) had (has, or, have).
You had (or, have) been ----------- BJD BUK —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
You had (or, have) done.----------- BOY cated) had (has, or, have) been.
BTC BUL —He, She, thing-s indi
or
—You had (or, have) had. (or person-s
It
BTD —You had (or, have) not.
is,
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, -
You had (or, have) not been ------. or, are doing).
BUM —He, She, thing-s indi
or
You had (or, have) not done.------- BOZ (or person-s
It
BTE —You had (or, have) not had. cated) had (has, or, have) had.
BTF —You shall (or, will) have. BUN —He, She, thing indi
or
(or person-s
It
s
BTG. - —You shall (or, will) not have. cated) had (has, or, have) not.
—You should (or, would) have. BUO —He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It It
BTI —You should (or, would) not have. cated) had (has, or, have) not been.
BUP —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
is,
(or, or, are not doing). -
HE, SHE, IT, or, PERSONs, or, THINGs. BUQ —He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
It It It It It It It It It It It It It It It is It is It is It is It is It is It It
Are, or, Is, etc. (See Is.) cated) had (has, or, have) not had.
BTJ BUR
it,
—Can, or, May he (she, —He, She,
or
person-s or (or person-s thing-s indi.
or
thing-s indicated)? cated) (or, are) for.

BTK
it,
—Can, or, May he (she, person-s or BUS. —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
or
thing-s indicated) be? cated) (or, are) from.
BTL BUT
it,
—Can, or, May he (she, —He, She, thing-s indi

or
or person-s (or person-s
or
thing-s indicated) have been cated) (or, are).
it,2
BTM —Can not, or, May not he (she, or per BUV —He, She, thing-s indi
-
or
(or person-s
son-s or thing-s indicated) be? cated) (or, are) able to.
BTN per BUW (or person-s or thing-s indi
it,
—Can not, or, May not he (she, —He, She,

or
son-s or thing-s indicated) have been? cated) (or, are) not.

BTO —Could, or, Might he (she, it, BUX —He, She, thing-s indi
or
or
person-s (or person-s
or thing-s indicated) be? cated) (or, are) not able to.
BTP —Could, or, Might he (she, or person-s He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi or
it
or thing-s indicated) not be? cated) may. (See Can.)

BTQ —Do, Does, or, Did he (she, it, or person-s He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
or thing-s indicated)? cated) might. (See Could.)

BTR BUY
it,
person-s indi —He, She, thing-s indi

or
or
—Do not let him (her, (or person-s

cated) have. cated) must.
For him (his, her-s, it-s, BUZ —He, She, thing-s indi
or
person-s or (or person-s

or
thing-s indicated)---------------- BPD cated) must be.

From him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s BWA —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
or thing-s indicated) - cated) must not.

BTS —Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, per BVC —He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
or
son-s or thing-s indicated)? cated) must not be.

BTU —Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, or per BVD —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
it, it
cated) ought to.

or
son-s thing-s indicated) been

7
BTV —Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, or per BVE —He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
son-s or thing-s indicated) had cated) ought not to.
2
BTW. —Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, or per BWF —He, She, thing-s indi
it,
or
(or person-s
son-s or thing-s indicated) not? cated) ought
to
be.
BTX per (or person-s or thing-s indi
it,
—Had, has, or, Have, he (she, BVG: —He, She,

or
son-s or thing-s indicated) not been. cated) ought not

to
be.
BTY —Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per BVH —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
son-s or thing-s indicated) not had cated) shall (or, will).

7
BVI —He, She, thing-s indi

or
(or person-s
BTZ —He. cated) shall (or, will) be.
BUA —He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi BVJ —He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
It It It
cated) can (or, may). cated) shall (or, will) not.

BUC —He, She, (or person-s things indi BVK —He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
or
cated) can (or, may) be. cated) shall (or, will) not be.
BUD --He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi BVL —He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
cated) can not (or, may not). cated) should (or, would). -
PART I. AUXILIARY PHRASES. 71
- HE, SHE, IT.
HE, SHE, IT-Continued. HE, SHE, IT-Continued.

BVM —He, She. It (or person-s or thing-s indi thing-s indi
it,
he (she, or person-s
or
If
cated) should (or, would) be. cated) would, etc. (See Should.)
BVN —He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi BWY
it,
—Is, or, Are he (she, or person-s or
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be thing-s indicated)?
done). BVZ —It.
I
—He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi BWA
it,
BWO
or
|
—Let him (her, person-s or thing-s
cated) should (or, would) have. indicated) have.
BVP —He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi May he (she,
it,
etc.)? (See Can.)
it,
cated) should (or, would) not. Might he (she, etc.)? (See Could.)
BVQ —He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi Must he (she, it, person-s or thing-s
or
cated) should (or, would) not be. indicated)?----------------------CER
BWR —He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi Ought he (she,
it,
or
person-s or thing-s
. cated) should (or, would) not do (or, indicated) to?------------------- chn
be done).
BWS —He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi BWC —Person-s, or, Thing-s indicated.
BWD
it,
cated) should (or, would) not have. —Shall, or, Will he (she, person-s
or
BWT —He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi or thing-s indicated)?
BWE
it,
cated) was (or, were). —Shall, or, Will he, (she, person-s
or
BVU —He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi or thing-s indicated) be?
BWF
it,
cated) was (or, were) not. —Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
person-s
BVW —He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi or thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)?
BWG
it,
cated) was (or, were) to be. —Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
person-s
BWX —He, She, It (or person s or thing-s indi or thing-s indicated) have?
it,
cated) was (or, were) not to be. BwH —Shall, or, Will he (she, person-s
or
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi or thing-s indicated) not?
cated) will, etc. BWI
it,
—Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
(See Shall.) person-s
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi or thing-s indicated) not be?
cated) would, etc. (See Should.) BWJ —Shall, or, Will he (she,
it,
or
person-s
it,
How is (or, are) he (she, or person-s or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be

or thing-s indicated)?------------ Bxo done)?
How shall (or, will) he (she, it, per BWR —Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
it,
or
person-s
son-s or thing-s indicated)? ------ Bxft thing-s indicated) not have?
si.
–sne.
it,
he (she, or person-s thing-8 indi BWIL

or
If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
cated) can (or, may) -------------BYD BWM per
it,
or
—Should, or, Would he (she,
it,
thing-s indi
or
or
he (she, person-s son-s or thing-s indicated)?

cated) can not (or, may not) ----- BYE BWN per
it,
or
thing-s indi
it,
he (she, or person-s thing-s indicated) be?

or
or
son-s
cated) could (or, might)--------- BYF BWO per
it,
or
it,
he (she, or person-s thing-s indi son-s or thing-s indicated) do (or, be

or
cated) could (or, might) not----- BYG done)?

BWP per
it,
thing-s indi
it,
he (she, or person-s —Should, or, Would he (she, or
or
cated) does (do, or, did)--------- BYH son-s or thing-s indicated) have?
per
it,
or person-s or thing-s indi

it,
BWQ
or
he (she, —Should, or, Would he (she,
cated) does (do, or, did) not------ BYI son-s or thing-s indicated) have been?
thing-s indi BWR per
it,
it,
or
he (she, or person-s —Should, or, Would he (she,

or
cated) had (has, or, have) son-s or thing-s indicated) not?

BWS per
it,
it,
thing-s indi
or
he (she, or person-s —Should, or, Would he (she,

or
thing-s indicated) not be?

or
cated) had (has, or, have) not. --BYK son-s

BWT per
it, it, it, it, it,
thing-s indi —Should, or, Would he (she, it,

or
or or or
he (she, person-s
or
cated) (or, are).---- ----------- BYL son-s or thing-s indicated) not do (or,
is is is is
thing-s indi
he he
or or
(she, person's be done)?

(or, are) able to--------- BYM awu —Should, or, Would he (she, 'it, per
or
cated)
|
(she, person-s thing-s indi son-s or thing-s indicated) not have?

are) not ------------ BWV
it,
BYN
or
or
cated) (or, —Should, Would he (she, person-s

he (she, or person-s thing-s indi or thing-s indicated) not have been?
or
it,
(or, are) not able to----- BYO

or
or
cated) That he (she, person-s thing-s

he (she, or person-s thing-s indi indicated)
or
cated) shall (or, will) - - - - - - - ----- BYP BWX

it, it,
—Was, or Were he (she,

or or
person-s or
it,
he (she, or person-s thing-s indi thing-s indicated)?

*
or
cated) shall (or, will) not -------- BYQ BWY —Was,

or
or
Were he (she, person-s

-
it,
thing-s indi
or
he (she, or person-s thing-s indicated) not?

cated) should (or, would) ------ -BYR What, or Which does (do, did) he
or
||
it,
it,
he (she, or person-s thing-s indi (she, person-s or thing-s indi

or
or
cated) should (or, would) not----- BYS cated)? -------------------------- CQD

it,
it,
thing-s indi What, or Which

or
he(she, or person-s (or are) he (she,

is
cated) was (or, were) or person-s or thing-s indicated)?--cPx

thing-s indi When does (did, or do) he (she, it, or
it,
or
cated) was (or, were) not -------- BYU or thing-s indicated)?----cro
wº...”.”
en he (she, it, or person-s
it,
thing-s indi thing-s

or
or
person-s
or
he (she,
cated) will, etc. (See Shall.) indicated) (or are)
is
º HE, SHE, IT-I.
HE, SHE, IT-Continued. How—Continued.
it,
When is (or are) he (she, person-s —How do (does, or, did)?
or
or thing-s indicated)?------------ Crn —How do (or, did) you?
per —How had (has, or, have)?
it,
or
When shall (or, will) he (she,
son-s or thing-s indicated)? —How (or, are) he (she, it, or person-s
is
it,
Where he (she, person-s thing-s or thing-s indicated)?
or
or
indicated) (or, are) —How must?
is
it,
or
Where is (or are) he (she, person-s. —How ought?
indicated)?------------ CTh —How shall (or, will) he (she, it, or per
or
thing-s
or per
or
it,
Where shall (or, will) he (she, son-s thing-s indicated)?
som-8 or thing-8 indicated)? ------ CTM
I?
—How shall (or, will)
||
it,
Will he —How shall (or, will) we?
or
(she, person-s thing-s
or
indicated) etc.? (See Shall.) —How shall (or, will) you
?
it,
Would he (she, person-s or thing-s —How should (or, would)?

or
-
indicated) etc.? (See Should.) —How was (or, were)?
—How will they?
HER-S-SELF. (See HIM) ------------- exi)
----------------------------------- BYA
HIM. HIS. HIMSELF---------------- bxc —After
I.
Am I?-----------------------------BEC
HIM. His. HER-S. IT-s. Am not?-------------------------BED
I I
BWZ —After him (his, her-s, it). Am to? -------------------------- BEF
Are, or, his (her-s, it-s) --------- BEk Can, or, May (my, mine)?-------. Bkoi
Is
I I I
BXA —Before him (his, her-s, it-s). Can, or, May be?---------------- Brih
By him (his, her-s, it-s) ------------BJR Can, or, May have—some ------ -BQG
7
*H
Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s)?------ Bk Could, or, ht (my, mine)? ----BLC
F
I I
Could, or, Might his (her-s, it-s)? --BLA Do, Does, or, Did (my, mine)?----BMH
Do, Does, or, Did his (her-s, it-s)?--BMG Had, Has, or, Have (my, mine)?--BQS
I
Had, or, Have been 2--------
it,
Do not let him (her, or person indi BFrt
- _
- _
- _
III
cated) have --------------------- BTR Had, or, Have done?-----...- BMT
-
For him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s Had, or, Have had --------------- BQT
or
thing-s indicated) How am I? ----------------------- BXG.

From him (his, her-s, it-s, person-s How shall (or, will) ?------------- BXS
or
I
or thing-s indicated) ------------- BPO
Had, Has, or, Have his (her-s, it-s)-BQR BYA —I.
am ------------------------------ BEA
-
BXC —Him, His, Himself.

IIII IIIIIIII IIII I II
BXD —Her-s-self. am not--------------------------- BEI

he (his, her-s, it-s) -------- ------ BYV can (or, may) -------------------- BKQ
If
In him (his, her-s, it-s)------------- CDJ can (or, may) be-----------------BFX

Is, etc. (See Are...) can (or, may) have --------------- Bri
It -------------------------------- BVZ can not (or, may not) -----------. BKR
Its self-------------------- ----CDY can not (or, may not) be --------- BFY
Let her be ------------------------ BGV can not (or, may not) have ------- BR.J.
BXE —Let him be. could (or, might) ---------------- BLK
could (or, might) be-------------- BFZ
it,
Let him (her, or person-s thing-s

or
indicated)—have ---------------. BWA could (or, might) have ----------- Brk

May, etc. (See Can.) could (or, might) not ------------ BLM
Might, etc. (See Could.) could (or, might) not be---------- BGA
Must his (her-s, it-s)? --------------CES could (or, might) not have ------- BRL
Not his (her-s, it-s) ----------------CFT do (or, did) --------------------BMY
Of him (his, her-s, it-s)------------CGN do (or, did) not------------------
On him (his, her-8, it-s).------------ CGY had (or, have).-------------------
Ought his (her-s, it-s)? ------------CHO had (or, have) been
.
Shall, or, Will his (hers, its)?------- Cis had (or, have) done.--------------
Should, or, Would his (her-s, it's)? -c.jp
That his (her-s, it-s)
To him (his, her-s, it-s)
Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s) ----- COR
When his (her-s, it-s) -------------CRK had (or, have) not had----------- Brp
I
Where his (her-s, it-s) ------------- CTE may, etc. (See Can.)
I I I I I I I I I III
Will, etc. (See Shall.) might, etc. (See Could.)

With him (his, her-s, it-s)--------- CWG must ---------------------------- CEK
Would, etc. (See Should.) must be ------------------------- BGE
must not ------------------------ CEL
must not be---------------------- BGF
BXF ought to------------------------. CHL
BXG. —How am I? ought not to---------------------CHM
BXH —How are they? shall (or, will) ------------------- CIO
BXI —How are you? shall (or, will) be---------------- BGH
BXJ —How can (or, may)? shall (or, will) do---------------- BND
BXK —How could (or, might)? shall (or, will) have -------------- BRQ
PART 1. AUYILIARY PHRASES. 73
I–IF.
I—Continued. ' I–Continued.

Ishall (or, will) if I can ----------- BRS When I can (or, may) ------...----- CRM
I shall (or, will) not---------------- CIP When shall (or, will) I (or, we) --CRU
I shall (or, will) not be ------------ BGI When shall (or, will) I have 7 ----- CRW
I shall (or,
(or, will) not do ------------ BNE When shall (or, will) I(they, we, or, you)
I shall will) not have---------- BRS do?----------------------------- CRW
I should (or, would)--------------- CJM Where am I (or, are we)? ----------CSQ
I should (or, would) be------------ BGJ Where do (or, did) (or, we)? ----- CSY I
I should (or, would) do------------ BNF I
Where (my, mine) --------------- CTF
I should (or, would) have --------- BRT I
Where am (or, we are) ---------- CTG
I should (or, would) have been ----BGK Where shall (or, will) (or, we)? --CTN I
I should (or, would) not ----------- CJN Where shall (or, will) I have 7 ----- CTO
I should (or, would) mot be -------- BGL Why am I? ----------------------- CUY
J should (or, would) not do-------- BNG
I should (or, would) not have------ BRU BYC IF.
I shall, or, I will if I'can----------- BRS
II should
(or, would) not have been-BGM
was ----------------------------- COH If he
it, it, it, it, it, it, it,

thing-s indi
or
(she, person-s
or or or or or or or
I was not-------------------------- COI cated) (or, are). (See Is.)
II will,
is
—If he (she, thing-s indi
or
etc. (See Shall.) person-s
will do it if I can----------------- LIP cated) can (or, may).
I would, thing-s indi
he
Should.) —If (she, person-s
or
etc. (See
If I(my, mine).------------------- cated) can not (or, may not).
If I am --------------------------- —If he (she, person-s thing-s indi
or
If I am not------------------------ cated) could (or, might).
If I can (or, may) —If he (she, thing-s indi
or
person-s
If I can not (or, may not) ----------BZC cated) could (or, might) not.
If I could (or, might)--------------BZD —If he (she, thing-s indi
or
person-s
If I could (or, might) not---------- BZE cated) does (do, or, did).
º
If I do (or, did) ------------------- BZF —If he (she, person-s thing-s indi
or
If I do (or, did) not----------------BZG cated) does (do, or, did) not.
If I had (or, have) ---------------- BZH
it,
—If he (she, person-s thing-s indi
or
or
If I had (or, have) not -------------BZI had (has, or, have).
If I must -------------------------.
it,
or
or person-s
If I must not---------------------- cated) had (has, or, have) not.
If I ought to-----------------------
it,

or
or
person-s
If I ought not to ------------------ cated) (or, are).
is
If I shall (or, will) —If he (she, it, thing-s indi

or
or
person-s
If I shall (or, will) not ------------BZO cated) (or, are) able to:
is
If I should (or, would) ------------ BZP —If he (she, it, thing-s indi
or
person-s or
If I should (or, would) not--------- BZQ cated) (or, are) not.
is
If I was --------------------------- BZT

it,

or
person-s
or
If I was not ----------------------- BZU cated) (or, are) not able to.
is
I I
If were you should not do it ----LIQ —If he (she, it, person-sor thing-s indi
or
May, etc. (See Can.) cated) shall (or, will).

Might, etc. (See Could.) —If he (she, it, person-s thing-s indi
or
or
Must I (my, mine)?---------------- CET cated) shall (or, will) not.

Need I (my, mine)? ---------------CEH
it,
—If he (she, or person-s thing-s indi

or
I
No, can not---------------------- cated) should (or, would).
Not I (my, mine)
it,

or
Ought I (my, mine)” --- cated) should (or, would) not.

Ought I to-do?-------------------
it,
—If he (she, person-s thing-s indi

or
or
Shall, or, Will I (my, mine)? ------- CIT cated) was (or, were).
Shall, or, Will I be 2--------------- BHC
it,

or
Shall, or, Will I have 7 ------------ Brx cated) was (or, were) not.
Shall, or, Will I not have---------- BRY —If he (his, she, her-s, it-s).
Should, or, Would I (my, mine)” --CJQ —If (my, mine).
II
That I (my, mine).----------------- CLD —If am.

I
Was, or, Were (my, mine)? ------ COS —If am not,
I
Was I?---------------------------- COT —If can (or, may).

Was I not?------------------------ COU
I I I I II I I I I I I I
—If can not (or, may not).

What, or, Which am I? --. - - - - CPV —If could (or, might).
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I? --CQk —If could (or, might) not.
What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or, I —If do (or, did).
we) do?-------------------------CQL —If do (or, did) not.
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or, —If had (or, have).
we) have?-----------------------CQM —If had (or, have) not.
What, or, Which should (or, would) I —If must.
(or, we) do? -------------------- CQR —If must not.
I
When am to ?-------------------- CQV —If ought to.
I
When do (or, did) (or, we)? ------ CRE —If ought not to.
I
When (my, mine) --------------- CRL —If shall (or, will).
T4 AUXILIARY PHRASES. PART I
IF–IS.
IF–Continued. IN–Continued.
BZO |—If I shall (or, will) not. CDL |—In our-s (us).
BZP |—If I should (or, would). CDM |—In that (or, this).
BZQ |—If I should (or, would) not. CDN –In the.
BZR |—If it can (or may) be done. CDO |—In them (their-s).
BZS |—If it can not (or, may not) be done. CDP |—In these (or, those).
BZT |—If I was. CDQ –In what (or, which).
BZU |—If I was not. CDR |—In you-r-s.
Not in ---------------------------- CFV
–IfIf Inot.were I should
you not do it-----LIQ
BZW -
If our-s (we)---------------------- CAW
BZW –If so. CDS IS.
BZX |—If that (or, this). He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
BZY |—If the. cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
CAB |—If there. or, are doing) ------------------- BUL
CAD —If these (or, those). He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CAE |—If they (their-s). cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
CAF |—If they are. is, or, are not doing)------------- BUP
CAG |—If they are not. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CAH |—If they can (or, may). cated) is (or, are).---------------- BUT
CAI —If they can not (or, may not). He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CAJ |—If theycould (or, might). cated) is (or, are) able to-------- BUV
CAL |—If theycould (or, might) not. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CAM |—If theydo (or, did). cated) is (or, are) for ------------ BUrt
CAN |—If theydo (or, did) not. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CAO |-If theyhad (or, have). cated) is (or, are) from ---------- BUS
CAP |—If theyhad (or, have) not.
CAQ |—If theyshall (or, will). cated) is (or, are) not----------- BUW
CAR —If theyshall (or, will) not. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CAS –If theyshould (or, would). cated) is (or, are) not able to ----BUX
it,
CAT |—If theyshould (or, would) not. How is (or, are) he (she, person-s
or
CAU |—If theywere. or thing-s indicated)?------------ BxO
it,
CAW |—If they were not. he (she, or person-s or thing-s indi
If If If If
CAW
CAX
–If we (our-s).
|—If we are.
cated) (or, are).---------. - - - - - -BYL
is
thing-s in it,is it,
or
to or
he (she, person-s
CAY –If we are not. dicated) (or, are) able ------ BYM
CAZ ||—If we can (or, may). he (she, or person-s or thing-s indi
CBA ||—If we can not (or, may not). cated) is"(or, are) not------------ BYN
|—If we could (or, might). thing-s indi
or
or
CBD he (she, person-s
it
CBE |—If we could (or, might) not. (or, are) not able ----BYo
to
cated)
is
CBF |—If we do (or, did). Is, Am, or, Are to----------------. beh
|—If we do (or, did) not. Is, Am, or, Are be -------------- BFC
to
CBG
CBH |—If we had (or, have). Is, Am, or, Are to have ------------ BQC
CBI —If we had (or, have) not. Is, Am, or, Are not---------------- BEG
CBJ |—If we shall (or, will). Is, Am, or, Are not be ---------- Brd
to to
CBK |—If we shall (or, will) not. Is, Am, or, Are not have-------- BQD
CBL |—If we should (or, would). Is, or, Are, he (she, it, or person-s or
CBM |—If we should (or, would) not. things indicated)—to ?----------- BVY
CBN –If we were. Is, or, Are his (her-s, it-s)---------- BEk
CBO |—If we were not. CDT –Is -
it it it it it
2
|
CBP |—If you-r-s. Is done?------------------------ BNH

CB —If you are. Is not to be done? --------------- BNI
CB —If you are not. CDU |—Is so
2
CBS |—If you can (or, may). Is to be done?------------------- BNJ

CBT |—If you can not (or, may not). Is, or, Are my (mine)?-------------BEL
CBU |—If you could (or might). Is, or, Are our-s, or, Are we ?------ BEM
CBV |—If you could (or, might) not. CDV –Is that (or, this).
-
CBW |—If you do (or, did). Is, or, Are the--------------------- Ben
CBX |—If you do (or, did) not. Is, or, Are their-s, or, Are they? ---BEO
CBY |—If you had (or, have). Is, or, Are there—any ?------------ BEP
CBZ |—If you had (or, have) not. Is, or, Are with — ---------------- Ber
CDA |—If you shall (or, will). Is, or, Are you-r-s" ---------------- BES
CDB |—If you shall (or, will) not. It, etc. (See He, She, It.)
CDE –If you should (or, would). That, or, This is------------------- CLE
-If not --------------- CLF
|
CDF you should (or, would) not. That, or, This

is
|—If you were. That is-------------------------- CLG

it
CDG
CDH |—If you were not. That is not --------------------- CLH
is is is it
There (or, are).------------------ CMG

CDI IN. There (or, are) not-------------- CMh
CDJ |—In him (his, her-s, it-s). There nothing ------------------ CMT
CDK |—In me (my, mine). What, or, Which are (or, is)? ----. CPW
PART I. - AUXILIARY PHRASES. 75
*
IS–MIGHT.
|
Is–Continued. IT- Continued.
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it, | Must it-s (his, her-s)?-------------- CES
or person-s or thing-s indicated)?-cPx Not it-s (his, her-s)? --------------- CFT
What, or, Which, is (or, are) you-r-sº Of it-s (him, his, her-s) ------------CGN
CPY On it-s (him, his, her-s)------------ CGY
What, or, Which is it? ------------ CQG Ought it-s (his, her-s)? ------------CHO
When are (or, is) 2---------------- CQw Shall, or, Will it (he, she)?-------- BWD
it, Shall, or, Will its (his, hers)? ------- CIS
or
When he (she, or, person-s thing-s
indicated) (or, are) --------...- CRJ Shall, or, Will they do it? --------- BOA
is
...
Shall, or, Will they not do it? ------ BOC
he
it,
or
When (or, are) (she, person-s
is
or thing-s indicated)?------------ CRN Shall, or, Will you do it? ----------BoD

Where are (or, is)? ---------------- CSR Shall, or, Will you not do it? ------ Boe
it,
or
Where he (she, person-s thing-s Should, or, Would it-s (his, her-s) --CIP
or
indicated) (or, are) ------------ CTD That it-s (his, her-s) --------------- CLB
is
-------------------------CLG
it,
(or, are) he (she, person-s That
is is
Where
it it
or
is
or thing-s indicated)?------------ CTH That not-------------

Who are (or, is)?-------------------CUI To it-s (him, his, her-s)
Why are (or, is)? ------------------ CUZ Was, or, Were it-s (his, her-s)? ----cor
What, or, Which it? ------------CQG
is
1T ---------------------------------- BVZ When it-s (his, her-s)-------------- Crk
When shall (or will) be done?---CRx
it
(See also HE, SHE, IT, or, PERSON-s, or, Where it-s (his, her-s).------------- CTE
I
THING-s.) Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Will be? ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - Bix
--
it it
-
-
-
-
-
CDW |—After it. Will do?------------------------BOU
i
CDX l—Before it—is. Will you do it? ------------------- CWE

By it-s (him, his, her-s)------------ BJR With it-s (him, his, her-s).--------- CWG
|
Can, or, May do it-----------------BLU Would, etc. (See Should.)

Can, or, May it-s (his, her-s)?------ BKF
Can, or, May be done 7.--------- BLW
it
Can not, or, May not do it--------- BLY CDZ |MAY. (See CAN.)
Could, or, Might it-s (his, her-s)? --BLA
|
Do, Does, or, Did it-s (his, her-s)?.. BMG
*
For it-s (him, his, her-s, ME,MY, MINE, MYSELF -------------- CED
or
person-s or
thing-s indicated) ---------------- BPD CEA |—After me (my, mine).
-
||
From it-s (him, his, her-s, person-s or Are, or, my (mine).-------------- BEL
or
Is
thing-s indicated)----------...----BPO CEB |—Before me (my, mine).

||
Had, Has, or, Have, it-s (his, her-s)?-BQR By me (my, mine) -----------------BJs
it-s (his, her-s, he, she).---------- BYV Can, or, May (my, mine)?-------- BRG
If If If
can (or, may) be done --------- BZr Could, or, "Might (my, mine)? ----BLC
it it
I I
can not (or, may not) be done.--BZs Do, Does, or, Did (my, mine)? ---BMH
In it-s (him, his, her-s)------------- For me (my, mine) ---------------- bpe
Is, or, Are it-s (his, her-s)---------- From me (my, mine) --------------BPQ
Is it? ----------------------------- Had, Has, or, Have (my, mine)?--BQs
Is done? -----------------
I
(my, mine).------------------- BYW.

it it
If
I
Is not to be done.-------- In me (my, mine) ----------------- CDK

Is it so?--------------------------- Is, etc. (See Are...)
Is to be done?------------------- May, etc. (See Can.)
it
CDY –Its-Self. - CED —Me, My, Mine, Myself.

-
be -------------------- ------ BGN

|
It can Me by ---------------------------- BKD

(or, may) be done ---------- BNK CEF |—Me to.
It It It It It It It It It It It It It It It
can
It not be ---------------...------ BGo
can CEG |—Me with.
||
not (or, may not) be done ---BNL

can Might, etc. (See Could.)
could (or, might) be done.------- BNM Must (my, mine)?---------------- CET
I
could (or, might) not be done ---BNo CEH |—Need (my, mine)?
||
I I
had (or, has) been done.--------- BNP Not (my, mine) ------------------CFU
had (or, has) not been done ----- BNQ Of me (my, mine) --------------...-CGo
ought be ---------------------BGR On me (my, mine)
to to
ought be done Ought (my, mine)? --------

I
ought not ------------BGs Shall, or, Will (my, mine)?-------CIT

toto
be
I
-
be done ------------ BNs

-
-
-
ought not Should, or, Would (my, mine)? ---c.1Q

I
shall (or, will) -------------------CIQ That (my, mine).---------. -------CLD

I
shall (or, will) be---------------- BGT To me (my, mine) ----------------CNw

shall (or, will) be done.---------- BNT Was, or, Were (my, mine)?------- COS
I
shall (or, will) not be----------- BGU When (my, mine) --------------- CRL
II
shall (or, will) not be done.------ BNU Where (my, mine).--------------- CTF
It will do ------------------------- BNV Will, etc. (See Shall.)
Let him (her, it, or person-s or thing-s With me (my, mine) -------------owh
indicated)—have---------------Bwa Would, etc. (See Should.)
May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.) CEI MIGHT. (See Could.)
|
76 AUXILIARY PHRASEs. PART I.
MUST – NOT.
CEJ MUST. Not–Continued.
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Can not, or, May not have had ----- BQI
or per
it,
cated) must--------------------. BUY Can not, or, May not he (she,
ſº
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi- som-s or thing-s indicated) be? ---BTM
or
It It
it,
cated) must be-------------------BUZ Can not, or, May not he (she, or
or thing-s indicated) have
or
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi-
cated) must not ----------------. BVA en? ---------------------------BTN
it,
He, She, Could, or, Might be (she,
or
(or person-s thing-s indi- person-s
or
It
cated) must not be -------------- BVC or thing-s indicated) not be? ----- BTP
How must? ----------------------- Bxp Could, or, Might not -------------- BLD
CEK —I must. Could, or, Might not be------------ BFN
must be ------------------------- BGE Could, or, Might not do (or, be done)-BMD
I
CEL 1–I must not. Could, or, Might not have --------- BQL
must not be ---------------------BGF Could, or, Might not have been ----BFo
º
I
If must ------------------ Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
II
If must not----- done) ---------- ------------------ BMC

CEM –Must be. Could, or, Might not have had----- BQM
*
|
CEN |—Must do (or, be done). Do, Does, or, Did not --------...--- BMI
it,
CEO !—Must have. Do not let him (her, person-s or
or
Tº:
Fº
CEP have thing-s indicated) have---------- BTR
CEQ |—Must have had. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per
§: …
§
CER
it,
-Mº, or person-s or thing-s

he
son-s or thing-s not?
"
|
17tazcotte -
- Had, Has, or, Have, he(she, it,or person-s
—º
-
or
thing-s indicated) not been? ---BTx
y
–
CEU |—Must not. Had, Has, or, Have, he(she, it,or person-s
CEV Must not be. or thing-s indicated) not had? ----BTY
.
CEW —Must not do (or, be done). Had, Has, or, Have not.----------- BQU
CEX |—Must that (or, this)? Had, Has, or, Have not been.------- BFs
CEY |—Must thef Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
CEZ |—Must there be? done) ---------------------------BMs
CFA |—Must these (or, those)? Had, Has, or, Have not had ------- BQV
CFB |—Must they (their-s)? He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It It It
|—Must we (our-s)? cated) can not (or, Inay not) ----- BUD
D
CFE |—Must you-r-s? He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
That, or, This must---------------- CLI cated) can not (or, may not) be --BUE
That, or, This must be ------------ CLJ He. She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
That, or, This must not ----. ------ CLK cated) could (or, might) not ----- BUG
That, or, This must not be -------- CLM He, She, (or person-s thing-8 indi
or
It
.
CFG |—They must. or, did) not ------ BUI

o,
cated) does
º
They must be--------------------- BHV He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
|
CFH –They must not. cated) had (has, or, have) not ----BUN
They must not be-----------------BHw He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It
CFI –We must. cated) had (has, or, have) not been-BUO
We must be -----------------------BIP He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It
CFJ |—We must not. cated) had (has, or, have) not done (or,
We must not be ------------------- BIQ is, or, are not doing) ------------ BUP
What, or, Which must? --------. CQH He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
It
When must? ---------------------. Cro

--
cated) had (has, or, have) not had --BUQ

Where must? ---------------------- CTI He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
is It is It
•
Who must? ----------------------- CUQ cated) (or, are) not----------- BUW

Why must? ----------------------- CVO He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
CFK |—You must. cated) (or, are) not able to----- BUx
You must be ---------------------- BJF He, She, It, etc., may. (See Can.)
CFL ||—You must not. He, She, It, etc., might. (See Could.)
You must not be------------------- B.J.G. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It It
cated) must not ----------------- BVA

CFM |NOT He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
Am not?------------------------- B.Ed cated) must not be --------------- BVC
I
Am, Is, or, Are not----------------BEG He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
It
Am, Is, or, Are not be ---------- BFD cated) ought not to--------------BVE
to
Am, Is, or, Are not to have-------- BQD He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It It It It It
Can, or, May they not?------------ BKM cated) ought not be----------- BVG
to
Can not, or, May not -------------- bkp He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Can not, or, May not be------------ BFJ cated) shall (or, will) not -------- BVJ
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done) BLX He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
Can not, or, May not do it--------- BLY cated) shall (or, will) not be ----- bw k
Can not, or, May not have--------. BQH He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Can not, or, May not have been.----BFK cated) should (or, would) not ----BVP
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been thing-s indi
or

done) --------------------------- BLZ cated) should (or, would) not be--BVQ
º NOT.
NOT-Continued. NOT-Continued.
|
He, She, It (or person-s or things indi- they should (or, would) not ----- CAT
If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
||
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, they were not ---------------- CAV
-,
be done) ------------------------ BWR If we are not---------------------- CAY
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi It we can not (or, may not) -------- CBA
cated) should (or, would) not have-BVS we could (or, might) not -------- CBE
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi we do (or, did) not -------------- CBG
cated) was (or, were) not--------BVU we had (or, have) not------------ CBI
He. She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi we shall (or, will) not----------- CBK
cated) was (or, were) not to be ---BVX we should (or, would) not ------ CBM
I
am not ---------------------------BEI If we were not -------------------- CBO
I
can not (or, may not) ------------ BKr you are not -------------------- CBR
I
can not (or, may not) be --------- BFY you can not (or, may not) ------- CBT
Ican not (or, may not) have -----...- BR.J. you could (or, might) not------. CBW
Icould (or, might) not ------------ BLM you do (or, did) not -----------. CBX
Icould (or, might) not be---------- BGA you had (or, have) not----------- CBZ
Icould (or, might) not have ------- BRL you shall (or, will) not---------- CDB
Ido (or, did) not ------------------ bMz you should (or, would) not------ CDF
Ihad (or, have) not---------------- BRO you were not -------------------CDH
Ihad (or, have) not been ---------. BGD Is, etc. (See Are...)
Ihad (or, have) not done ---------- BNC can not be ---------------------- BGO
It
Ihad (or, have) not had -----------BRP can not (or, may not) be done ---BNL
It It It It It It It
Imust not ------------------------ CEL, could (or, might) not be done.---BNo
I must not be --------------------- BGF had (or, has) not been done ----- BNQ
Iought not to -------------------- CHM ought not be ----------------- BGS
to to
I shall (or, will not.--------------- CIP ought not be done ------------ Bns
I
shall (or, will) not be ------- - - - - -- BGI shall (or, will) not be----------- BGU'
I
shall (or, will) not do ------------BNE shall (or, will) not be done ------ BNU
I
shall (or, will) not have ---------- Brs May, etc. (See Can.)
Ishould (or, would) not------------ CJN Might, etc. (See Could.)
I
should (or, would) not be -------- BGL Must not-------------------------- CEU
Ishould (or, would) not do -------- BNG Must not be ---------------. ------CEv
I
should (or, would) not have ------ BRU Must not do (or, be done) --------- CEW
II
should (or, would) not have been-BGM Need not be----------------------- BGZ
was not-------------------------- COI Not------------------------------- CFM
If he (she,
it, it, it, it, it, it, it, it,
thing-s indi
or
person-s —Not be (been, being).

or or or or or
cated) can not (or, may not). ---- BYE —Not by.
thing-s indi
or
he (she, person-s —Not doing.

If If If If If If If If
cated) could (or, might) not -----BYG —Not done.

thing-s indi —Not for.
or
he (she, person-s
cated) does (do, or, did) not------ BYI —Not from.
thing-s indi
or
he (she, person-s —Not his (her-s, it-s).

cated) had (has, or, have) not---- BYK —Not (my, mine).
I
thing-s indi —Not in.

or
he (she, person-s
cated) (or, are) not------------ BYN —Not of.
is is
he (she, or person-s thing-s indi —Not on.

or
cated) (or, are) not able to----- BYO —Not our-s (us).
thing-s indi
or
he (she, person-s —Not that (or, this).

or or
-
cated) shall (or, will) not-------- BYQ —Not the.
he (she, person-s thing-s indi —Not there.
or
cated) should (or, would) not----BYS —Not these (or, those).

he (she, it, thing-s indi
or
person-s —Not they (their-s).

or
cated) was (or, were) not --------BYU —Not to.

If am not.----------------------- BYZ —Not to be.
it I I I I I I I I I I
can not (or, may not) ---------. BZC. —Not to be done.

º
If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
could (or, might) not ---------- BZE —Not to be had.

do (or, did) not --------------- BZG Not with.
—
had (or, have) not-------------- BZI —Not your-s.

If must not---------------------- BZK Ought not to---------------------- CHR
ought not ------------------BZM Ought not be ------------------- Chs
to to
to
shall (or, will) not ------------ BZO Ought not have ----------------. CHT
should (or, would) not --------- BZQ Person-s, or, Thing-s, etc. (See He.)
If was not -----------------------BZU
it, it, it,

or7 or or
or
person-s
can not (or, may not) be done.--Bzs thing-s indicated)
BwH not ?-------
If not -----------------------------BZV
-
-

or
person-s
they are not -------------------- CAG thing-s indicated) not be ------- BWI
they can not (or, may not) ------- CAI Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
person-s
they could (or, might) not ------ CAL thing-s indicated) not do (or, be done)?
they did (or, do) not ------------CAN BW.J.
they had (or, have) not---------- CAP Shall, or, Will he (she,
it,
person-s or
or
they shall (or, will) not ---------CAR thing-s indicated) not have 2----- BWk
–
78 AUXILIARY PHRASES.
NOT. -
Shall, or, Will I not have 7 -------- BRY They had (or, have) not------------ B.S.)
Shall, or, Will not----------------- CIU They had (or, have) not been.------ BHU
Shall, or, Will not be-------------- Bhd They had (or, have) not done ------BOM
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done)-BNY | They had (or, have) not had ------- BSk
Shall, or, Will not have------------ BRZ They must not -------------------- Crh
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been They must not be----------------- Bhw
done) ---------------------------BNZ They ought not to ----------------- CIF
Shall, or, Will they not ?----------- Ciz They ought not to be-------------- BHY
Shall, or, Will they not do it? . . .--- Boc They shall (or, will) not -----------CJG
Shall, or, Will we not ? ------------ CJB They shall (or, will) not be -------- BIA
Shall, or, Will you not ? ----------- CJE They should (or, would) not ------- CJZ
Shall, or, Will you not be 7 -------- BH.J. They should (or, would) not be----- Bid
Shall, or, Will you not do it?------ BOE They should (or, would) not have.-Bsm
They were not -------------------- Cok
it,? it,
Should, or, Would he (she, person-s
or or
thing-s indicated) not ------- BWR They were not be ---------------- Bir
or
to
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, person-s Was, or, Were he (she, person-s or
or
thing-s indicated) not be ----Bws ?------ BWY
or
thing-8 indicated) not—to

Should, or, Would he (she, it,7
or per- Was not—to *-------------------- COU
I
son-s or thing-s indicated) not do (or, Was, or Were not ----------------- COV
be done)? -----------------------BwT Was, or, Were not done (or, doing)-BoP
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- We are not------------------------BEx
We can not (or, may not) ---------BKw
or
son-s thing-s indicated) not have?

BWU We can not (or, may not) be ------- BI.J.
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, or per- We can not (or, may not) have ----Bso
thing-s indicated) not have We could (or, might) not---------- BLQ
or
son-s
been? --------------------------BWV We could (or, might) not be--------BIM
Should, or, Would not------------- CJR We do (or, did) not----------------BQR
Should, or, Would not be ---BHM We had (or, have) not-------------BSR
-
-
-
-
-
-
Should, or, Would not do (or, be dome) We had (or, have) not been.--------- BIO
BOh We had (or, have) not done -------- BOT
'Should, or, Would not have BSD We had (or, have) not had --------- BST
We must not ---------------------- CFJ
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Should, or, Would not have been --BHN

Should, or, Would not have done (or, We must not be ------------------- BIQ
been done) ----------------------- BOI We ought not ------------------- CIH.
to
Should, or, Would not have had----BSE We shall (or, will) not -------------CJI
That, or, This can not (or, may not)—cks We shall (or, will) not be ---------- BIs
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be We shall (or, will) not have.------- BSV
CKT We should (or, would) not -------- CKB
That, or, This could (or, might) not be We should (or, would) not be------ BIU
CKW We should (or, would) not have ---- BSX
That, or, This had (has, or, have) not We were not ---------------------- CPF
been -------- -------------------- CKZ We were not to be ---------------- BIW
That, or, This not --------------- CLF Were they not?------------------. CPI
is
is not---------------------. CLH Were we not?--------------------- CPk
.
That
it
That, or, This must not -----------CLK Were you not?------------- ----CPM
That, or, This must not be -------- CLM Why are you not?----------- CVB
-
-
-
-
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be-cLo Why can not (or, may not)? ------- CVD
That, or, This should (or, would) not Why could (or, might) not ?------- CVF
be------------------------------ CLQ Why do (does, or, did) not? ------- CWH
That, or, This was not -------------CLs Why do (or, did) you not --------- CW.J.
?
There are (or, is) not -------------- CMH. Why had (has, or, have) not ?------ CVL
There can not (or, may not) ------ CMK Why had (or, have) you not? ------ CVN
There can not (or, may not) be----CML Why not *------------------------- CVP
There could (or, might) not be ----CMP Why shall (or, will) not? ---------- CVS
Why should (or, would) not? ------ CWU
-
There had (has, or, have) not been-cMs

There nothing ------------------ CMT You are not ----------------------- BEZ
is
There shall (or, will) not --------- CMW You can not (or, may not) --------- Brº Y
There shall (or, will) not be------- CMX You can not (or, may not) ------- Biz
be
There should (or, would) not ----- CNB You can not (or, may not) have ----Bsz
There should (or, would) not be ---CND You could (or, might) not --------- BLS
There should (or, would) not have been You could (or, might) not be ------ BJC
CNE You do (or, did) not -------------- BOx
There was (or, were) not ---------- CNG You had (or, have) not ------------ BTD
They are not ----------------------BEV You had (or, have) not been.------- BJE
They can not (or, may not) --------BKU You had (or, have) not done ------. Boz
They can not (or, may not) be ----- BHQ You had (or, have) not had -------- BTE
They can not (or, may not) have ---BSG You must not --------------------- CFL,
They could (or, might) not -------. BLO You must not be------------------- BJG
They could (or, might) not be... --. bhs You ought not ------------------ CIR
to to
They (or, did) not-------------- Bok You ought not be ---------------- Bul
do
—
NOT-SHALL.
NOT-Comtinued. OUGHT TO-Continued.

You shall (or, will) not ------------ CJL || CIA —Ought to have.
You shall (or, will) not be --------- BJL || CIB —Ought we (our-s) to ?
You shall (or, will) not have ------- BTG || CID |–Ought you-r-s to ?
You should (or, would) not -------- CKE || CIE |—They ought to.
You should (or, would) not be------BJN | CIF |—They ought not to.
You should (or, would) not have ---BTI || They ought not to be --------------BHY
You were not --------------------- CPO They ought to be------------------ Bh2x
You were not to be ---------------- BJP ||| CIG |—We ought to.
CIH |—We ought not to.
OF :-------------------------------- CGM What, or, Which ought to ?------ •-CQJ
Not of.--------------------------- CFW When ought 2 --------------------- CRP
CGM |–Of. Where ought?. -------------------- CTJ
CGN —Of him (his, her-s, it-s). Who ought 2----------------------CUR
CGO |—Of me (my, mine). Why ought : ---------------------- CVQ
CGP —Of our-s (us). CIJ —You ought to.
CGQ —Of that (or, this). CIK |—You ought not to.
CGR |—Of the. You ought not to be --------------- BJI
CGS |–Of them (their-s). You ought to be-------------------BJH
CGT ||—Of these (or, those).
CGU |—Of what (or, which). OUR-S-SELVES ----------------------- CIN
CGV |—Of whom (or, whose). CIL |—After our-s (us, we).
CGW |—Of you-r-s. Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we ?------ BEM
What, or, Which of the – ?-------- CQI || CIM |—Before our-s (us).
By our-s (us)---------------------- B.J.Y.
ON --------------------------------- CGX Can, or, May we (our-s)? ----------BKN
Not on---------------------------- CFX Could, or, Might we (our-s)? ------- BLI
CGX —On. Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? ------ BMP
CGY |—On him (his, her-s, it-s). For our-s (us)--------------------- BPJ
CGZ |—On me (my, mine). From our-s (us) ------------------ BPW
CHA |—On our-s (us). Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)? ----BRD
CHB |—On that (or, this). If we (our-s)---------------------- CAW
CHD |—On the. In our-s (us)----------------------- CDL
CHE |—On them (their-s). Is, etc. (See Are...)
CHF |—On these (or, those). May, etc. (See Can.) -
CHG |—On what (or, which). Might, etc. (See Could.)
CHI |—On whom (or, whose). Must we (our-s)? ------------------
CHJ |—On you-r-s. Not our-s (us) ----------------
Of our-s (us) -----------------
CHK |OUGHT TO. , On our-s (us)----------------------
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Ought we (our-s) to ?---------------
cated) ought to.----------------- BVD || CIN |—Our-s-selves.
. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Shall, or, Will we (our-s)?--------- CJA
* cated) ought not to----------- - - - - BVE Should, or, Would we (our-s)?----- C.J.W.
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Than we (our-s)------------------- CKJ
cated) ought not to be ----------- BVG That we (our-s) ------------------ CLW.
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- To our-s (us) ------ - --------------COB
cated) ought to be--------------- BWF Was, or, Were our-s (we)?---------CPA
- How ought? ---------------------- BXQ When we (our-s)-------------------CSK
CHL |—I ought to. Where we (our-s) ----------------- CUD
CHM |—I ought not to. Why we (our-s).------------------- CWY
If I ought to ---------------------- Will, etc. (See Shall.)
If I ought not to ---------- With our-s (us) ------------------ CWM
It ought not to be --------- Would, etc. (See Should.)
-
It ought not to be done -
It ought to be--------------------- SHALL (or WILL)-------------------- Cir
It ought to be done.--------...------- He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CHN |—Ought he (she, it or person-s or thing-s cated) shall (or, will)------------ BVH
indicated) to ? He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CHO |—Ought his (her-s, it-s)? cated) shall (or, will) be---------- BVI
CHP |—Ought I (my, mine)? He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CH —Ought I to—do? cated) shall (or, will) not--------- BVJ
CH —Ought not to. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
CHS |—Ought not to be. cated) shall (or, will) not be .----- BWk
CHT ||—Ought not to have. How shall (or, will) I?-------------BXs
CHU |—Ought that (or, this)? Howshall (or, will) he (she, it, or person-s
CHV –Ought the or thing-s indicated)? ------------ Bxft
CHW —Ought these (or, those)? How shall (or, will) we?------------ BXT
CHX |—Ought they to ? How shall (or, will) you?---------- BxU
CHY |—Ought to be. CIO —I shall (or, will).
CHZ |—Ought to do (or, be done). Ishall (or, will) be ---------------- BGH.
80 AUXII,IARY PHRASES. PART I.
SHALL.
SHALL–Continued. | SHALL–Continued.
I
shall (or, will) do ---------------- BND CJA –Shall, or, Will we (our-s)?
- - I
shall (or, will) have -------------- BRQ Shall, or, Will we be?------------- Bhor
CIP
I
shall (or, will) if I can ----. ------ BKS CJB | –Shall, or,
–Shall,
Will we not?
—I shall (or, will) not. CJD or, Will you-r-s:
I
shall (or, will) not be...------------ Shall, or, Will you be?------------ bhi
I
shall (or, will) not do ---- Shall, or, Will you do it?---------- Bold
I
shall (or, will) not have. -------- CJE —Shall, or, Will you not?
If he (she, it, Shall, or, Will you not be?--------- BH.J.
or
or
person-s thing-s indi-
cated) shall (or, will) ------------ BYP Shall, or, Will you not do it? ------ Boe
it,
That, or, This shall (or, will) be---cLN
or
he (she, or person-s thing-s indi-
It It It It If If If If If If If If If
cated) shall (or, will) not ------- BYQ That, or, This shall (or, will) not be-cLo
shall (or, will) ---------------- BZN There shall (or, will). --...-----. ----CMU
I I
shall (or, will) not------------- Bzo There shall (or, will) be ----------- CMV
they shall (or, will)-------------- CAQ There shall (or, will) not. ---------CMw
they shall (or, will) not--------- CAR There shall (or, will) not be ------- cMix
we shall (or, will) ---------------CBJ CJF |—They shall (or, will).
||
we shall (or, will) not ------- CBK They shall (or, will) be --------. --BHz
-
-
-
you shall (or, will)--------------CDA CJG |—They shall (or, will) not.
||
you shall (or, will) not---------- CDB They shall (or, will) not be -------- BIA
CIQ –It shall (or, will). CJH –We shall (or, will).
|
We shall (or, will) be -------------- bir
-
shall (or, will) be--------------. BGT

shall (or, will) be done ---------- BNT We shall (or, will) have--------...--- BSU
shall (or, will) not be ----- - - - - - - BGU CJI |—We shall (or, will) not.
|
shall (or, will) not done ------ BNU We shall (or, will) not be----------- Bis
be
*
CTR –Shall. We shall (or, will) not have -------- BSV

-
Shall, or, Will be- ---------------- BHA What, or, Which shall (or, will) I?--cqk
Shall, or Will do (or, be done) ---. BNW. What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or,
I I
*
Shall, or, Will have--------------- Brw we) do? ------------------------Cºl.
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been done) What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or,
BNX we) have------------------------ CQM
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, person-s or What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
or
thing-s indicated)? -------------- BWD they) do?-----------------------CQN

Shall, or,Will he (she, it, What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or,
or
or
person-s
thing-s indicated) be?------------Bw they) have?---------------------- CQO
F.
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, When shall (or, will)? ------------- CRQ
or
person-s or
thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)? When shall (or, will) be? ---------- Crs
per
it,
BWF When shall (or, will) he (she,
or
,
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s indicated)? ------ CRT
or
son-s
thing-s indicated) have ------ BWG When shall (or, will) (or, we)?--CRU
or or-
7
II
it, it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, When shall (or, will) have? ...--- -CRW
or
person-s
thing-s indicated) not? --- BwH When shall (or, will) (they, we, or, you)
do?----------------------------
I
-
--
-
Shall, or, Will he (she, person-s or CRW

thing-s indicated) not be?-------- BWI When shall (or, will) be dome?---CRx
it
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, When shall (or, will) they? -------- CRY
or
person-s or
thing-s indicated) not do (or, be done)? When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
BW.J. have? ---------------------------CRZ
it,

or
person-s or When shall (or, will) we have? ----cs.A

thing-s indicated) not have ----Bwk When shall (or, will) you?--------- CSB
When shall (or, will) you be?------- CSD
CIS —Shall, or, Will his (hers, its)? Where shall (or, will)? ------------ CTK
CIT —Shall, or, Will (my, mine)? Where shall (or, will) be? --------- CTL
I III
Shall, or, Will be? ------------ BHC Where.shall (or, will) he (she, it, or
-
2 -
Shall, or, Will have ------------ Brx

Shall, or, Will not have ---------- BRY wº.
erson-s or thing-s indicated)?----CTM
shall (or, will) (or, we)?---cTN
I I
Shall, or, Will it? (See HE.) Where shall (or, will) have? ----. Cto
CIU –Shall, or, Will not. Where shall (or, will) they?--------CTP
Shall, or, Will not be-------. ------ Bhd Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) BNY have?--------------------------- CTQ
-
Shall, or, Will not have------------ Brz Where shall (or, will) we have?----CTR
|
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been Where shall (or, will) you? -------- CTS
done) ---------------------------BNZ Where shall (or, will) you be?------ CTU
CIV –Shall, or, Will that (or, this)? Who shall (or, will)? -------------- ZEF
CIW –Shall, or, Will the Why shall (or, will)?-------------- CVR
-
,
Shall, or, Will there be?----------- Bhe Why shall (or, will) not? ---------- CVS
CIX –Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? CJK —You shall (or, will).
CIY |–Shall, or, Will they (their-s)? You shall (or, will) be ------------- B.Jr.
Shall, or, Will they be?------------ BHF You shall (or, will) have ---------- BTF
- Shall, or, Will they do it? ---------BoA CJL |—You shall (or, will) not.
||
CIZ —Shall, or, Will they not? You shall (or, will) not be----- --BJL
|.
-
Shall, or, Will they not do it?------ Boc You shall (or, will) not have ------- BTG
|
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PART I. AUXIILIARY PHRASES. 81
SHE–SHOULD.
it)
SHE. (See HE, SHE, - - - - - - - ------ BWI, SHOULD–Continued.
per
it,
Should, or, Would
he
or
(she,
SHOULD (or, WOULD)----------------- CJO som-s orthing-s indicated) not be?-Bws
per
it,
or
He, She,
(or person-s thing-s indi
or
or
thing-s indicated) not do (or,
cated) should (or, would) ------- BVL It It son-s
be done)? ----------- BWT
--
He, She, thing-s indi per
it,
(or person-s
or
or
cated) should (or, would)
be
----BVM son-s or thing-s indicated) not have?
He, She, It, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
BWU
per
it,
(or, would) do (or, be
or
cated) should Should, or, Would he (she,
done) thing-s indicated) not have
or
son-s
He, She, thing-s indi been? -------------------------- BWV
or
(or person-s
It
cated) should (or, would) have-...-Bvo CJP —Should, or, Would his (her-s, it-s)?
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
CJ —Should, or, Would (my, mine)?
It It
CJ
I
cated) should (or, would) not ----BVP —Should, or, Would not.
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi Should, or, Would not be --------- BHM.
or
cated) should (or, would) not be BVQ "Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
He, She, thing-s indi -
(or person-s
or
It
BOH
.
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Should, or, Would not have-------- BSD
be done) -----------------------. BVR Should, or, Would not have been --BHN
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi Should, or, Would not have done (or,
It
cated) should (or, would) not have-Bws been done) ---------------------- BOI
How should (or, would)?---------- BXV Should, or, Would not have had ---. BSE
||.
CJM —I should (or, would). - CJS —Should, or, Would that (or, this)?
should (or, would) be. -----------BGJ CJT —Should, or, Would the
I IIII
*
should (or, would) do------------ BNF Should, or, Would there be?------- Bho
||
should (or, would) have CJU —Should, or, Would these (or, those)?
should (or, would) have been ---. BGK CJV —Should, or, Would they (their-s)?
CJN —I should (or, would) not. CJW —Should, or, Would we (our-s)?
should (or, would) mot be-------. BGL CJX —Should, or, Would you-r-sº
should (or, would) not do-------- BNG That, or, This should (or, would) be-cLP
If If If If If If If If If If If I I I
should (or, would) not have -----BRU That, or, This should (or, would) not be
.
should (or, would) not have been-Bo CLQ

M
it,
thing-s indi (or, would)----------CMY

or
or
he (she, person-s There should

cated) should (or, would)-------- BYR There should (or, would) be
it,
thing-s indi
or
person-s There (or, would) have been-CNA

or
he (she, should
cated) should (or, would) not ----BYs There should (or, would) not ------ CNB
should (or, would)- ------BZP There should (or, would) not be----CND
III
-
-
-
-
-
should (or, would) not--------. Bz9 There should (or, would) not have been
were you should not do ---. LIQ CNE
it
I
they should (or, would) --------- CAS CJY —They should (or, would).
they should (or, would) not ----- CAT They should (or, would) be---------BIC
we should (or, would)----------- CBL They should (or, would) have------- BSL"
we should (or, would) not------- CBM CJZ —They should (or, would) not.
you should (or, would) ---------- CDE They should (or, would) not be------ Bid
you should (or, would) not ------ CDF They should (or, would) not have---BSM
It, etc. (See He, She, It.) CKA —We should (or, would).
She, etc. (See He, She, It.) We should (or, would) be ---------- BIT
We should (or, would) have -------- -BSW
CJo —Should (or, Would). CKB —We should (or, would) not.
Should, or, Would be ------------- BHR We should (or, would) not be------BIU
We should (or, would) not have----Rsz
or
Should, Would do (or,

be
done)-BoF
Should, or, Would have What, or, Which should (or, would)? cqp
Should, or, Would have been What, or, Which should (or, would) (or
I
Should, or, Would have done (or, been we) do?------------------------- CQR
done What, or, Which should (or, would) you
Should, or, Would have had ------. BSC (or, they) do *-------------------- CQS
per
it,
When should (or, would)? --------- CSE

or

som-s or thing-s indicated)?------ BWM Where should (or, would)? -------- CTV
per
it,
or

–
Where should (or, would) the ?--CTw

thing-s indicated) be?... -Bwn Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
or
son-s
per
it,
he
or
Should, or, Would (she, CTX

thing-s indicated) do (or, be Who should (or, would)?--------- CUV
or
som-s
done)? --------------------------Bwo Why should (or, would)? ---------- CVT
per Why should (or, would) not? ------ CWU
it,
or

thing-s indicated) have-Bwp CKD —You should (or, would).
or or
son's
per You should (or, would) be --------- BJM
it,
or

son-s thing-s indicated) have been? You should (or, would) have-------BTH
BWQ CKE —You should (or, would) not.
per
it,
or
Should, or, Would he (she, You should (or, would) not be------BJN
son-s or thing-s indicated) not?--Bwr You should (or, would) not have ---BTI
102188°–17—6
THAN–THERE.
THAN ------------------------------- CKF THE -------------------------------- CME

CKF |—Than. CMB |—After the –.
CKG |—Than the. CMD |—And the –.
CKH –Than these (or, those). Are, or, Is the -------------------- BEN
CKI —Than they (their-s). Be the --------------------------- BFE
CKJ |—Than we (our-s). By the --------------------------- BJU
CKL
CKM
|—Than
—Than
which (or, what).
you-r-s.
Can, or, May the –
?-------------- HUE
Could, or, Might the –?------------BLF
Do, Does, or, Did the –?-----------BMK
THAT-------- CKP (or, THIS--------CMA) For the -------------------------
CKN |—After that (or, this). From the –
---------
CKO ||—Before that (or, this).
By that (or, this)-------------------BJT
Had, Has, or, Have the
If the– ---------
–
Can, or, May that (or, this)? --------BKI In the ------------------------...--CDN
Could, or, Might that (or, this)?----BLE Is, etc. (See Are...)
Does, or, Did that (or, this)?-------- BM.J. May, etc. (See Can.)
For that (or, this) ----------------. BPF Might, etc. (See Could.)
From that (or, this) ---------------BPR Must the -?---------------------- CEY
Had, Has, or, Have that (or, this)---BQw
If that (or, this) ------------------ BZx Of the -
Not the -------------------------CGA
------------------------ CGR.
On the -------------------------- ChD
In that (or, this) ------------------ CDM
Is that (or, this)------------------- CDºv
May, etc. (See Can.)
Ought the -?-------------------- Ch.V.
Shall, or, Will the –? ------------- CIW
Might, etc. (See Could.) Should, or, Would the –? --------- CJT
Must that (or, this)?--------------- CEx Then the ------------------------ CKG
Not that (or, this)-----------------CFz That the ------------------------ CLT
Of that (or, this)------------------ cGQ || CME |—The.
On that (or, this)-- - --------------CHB To the -------------------------- CNx
Ought that (or, this)?-------------- CHU Was, or, Were the – ------------- COW
Shall, or,Will that (or, this)?-...--- CIV What, or, Which of the –? -------- CQI
Should, or, Would that (or, this)?---. C.Js When the –----------------------- CSF
CKP —That. Where should (or, would) the –? -cTw
CK —That, or, This can (or, may). Where the ---------------------- CTY
CK —That, or, This can (or, may) be. Will, etc. (See Shall.)
CKS –That, or, This can not (or, may not). With the ------------------------ CWI
CKT –That, or, This can not (or, may not) be. Would, etc. (See Should.)
CKU |—That, or, This could (or, might).
CKV |—That, or, This could (or, might) be. THEM. THEIR-s. (See ------ CNL
THEY)
CKW |—That, or, This could (or, might) not be.
CKX |—That, or, This had (has, or, have). THERE------------------------------ CMF
CKY |—That, or, This had (has, or, have) been. Are, or, Is there—any? ------- -----BEP
CKZ —That, or. This had (has, or, have) not been. By there--------------------------BJw
CLA —That he (she, it, or, person-s or things Can, or, May there be--------------BFI
indicated). Could, or, Might there be?--------- BFP
CLB |—That his (her-s, it-s). Do, Does, or, Did there 7 ----...----- BML
CLD —That I (my, mine). From there ----------------------- BPU
CLE |-That, or, This is. Had, Has, or, Have there---------- BQY
CLF |—That, or, This is not. If there ------------ ------ ---------- CAB
CLG |—That it is. Must there be? --------------------CEz
CLH |—That it is not. Not there -------------------------CGB
CLI |—That, or, This must. Shall, or, Will there be? -------... BHE
CLJ |—That, or, This must be. Should, or, Would there be? ------ BHO
CLK |—That, or, This must not. CMF —There.
CLM —That, or, This must not be. CMG |—There are (or, is).
CLN |—That, or, This shall (or, will) be. CMH –There are (or, is) not.
CLO |—That, or, This shall (or, will) not be. | CMI —There can (or, may).
CLP |—That, or, This should (or, would) be. CMJ |—There can (or, may) be.
CL —That, or, This should (or, would) not be. CMK |—There can not (or, may not).
CL —That, or, This was. CML |—There can not (or, may not) be.
CLS |—That, or, This was not. CMN |−There could (or, might).
CLT ||—That the. CMO |—There could (or, might) be.
CLU |—That these (or, those). CMP |—There could (or, might) not be.
CLV |—That they (their-s). CM —There had (has, or, have).
CLW —That we (our-s). CM —There had (has, or, have) been.
CLX |—That which (or, what). CMS |—There had (has, or, have) not been.
CLY |—That with. CMT |—There is nothing.
CLZ |—That you-r-s. CMU –There shall (or, will).
CMA –This. CMV –There shall (or, will) be.
To that (or, this)------------------ CoA || CMW —There shall (or, will) not.
Was that (or, this)----------------- Coz || CMX |—There shall (or, will) not be.
With that (or, this)--------------- cw.j || CMY |—There should (or, would).
PART I. - AUXILIARY PHRASES.
THERE-THEY.
THERE–Continued. | THEY— Continued.

—There should (or, would) be. | If they should (or, would) ---- - - -
—There should (or, would) have been. If they should (or, would) not----- CAT
—There should (or, would) not. If they were ----------------- -----CAU
—There should (or, would) not be. If they were not-----------------. —CAV
—There should (or, would) not have been. In them (their s) ------------------ CDO
—There was (or, were). Is, etc. (See Are...)
—There was (or, were) not. Let them be---------------------- bow
Was, or, Were there? ------------- Cox Let them have -------------------- brv.
Most of them --------------------- SAX
THESE. THOSE ---------------------- CNI Must they (their-s)? ---------------CFB
CNH —After these (or, those). . Not they (their-s)------------------ Co-E
Are these (or, those).----' ----------BEQ Of them (their-s)----- -------------CGs
By these (or, those).---------------- BJX On them (their-s)------------------ CHE
Can, or, May these (or, those)? ----BKJ Ought they to?------------. -------CHX
Could, or, Might these (or, those)?-BLG Shall, or, Will they (their-s)?------- CIY
Do, or, Did these (or, those)? ------ BMN Shall, or, Will they be *------------BHF
For these (or, those) --------------- BPI Shall, or, Will they do it?----------BoA
From these (or, those).------------- BPV Shall, or, Will they not ?------------CIZ
Had, or, Have these (or, those)? ---BQz Shall, or, Will they not do it?------ BOC
If these(or, those).---------------CAD Should, or, Would they (their-s)? --CJv
Inthese (or, those) ---------------- CDP Then they (their-s)----------------- Chºi
May, etc. (See Can.) That they (their-s)----------------- CLV
Might, etc. (See Could.) CNL —They. Them. Their-s.
Must these (or, those)? ------------ CFA CNM —They are for.
Not these (or, those).--------------- CGD They are from--. ------------------BET
Of these (or, those).-----------------CGT They are --------------------------BEU
On these (or, those).----...----------- CHF They are not ----------------------BEV
Ought these (or, those)? ---------- CHW They can (or, may).---------------- BKT
Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? ---CIx They can (or, may) be-...----------- BHP
Should, or, Would these (or, those)? -c.IU They can (or, may) have ----------- BSF"
Than these (or, those).-------------CKH They can not (or, may not)-------- BKU
That these (or, those).-------------- CLU They can not (or, may not) be----- BHQ
-
—These, Those. They can not (or, may not) have --- BSG
To these (or, those).---------------- CNZ They could (or, might)------------- BLN
Were these (or, those).------------- CPG They could (or, might) be--------- BHr.
When these (or, those).------------- CSG They could (or, might) not---------BLO
Will, etc. (See Shall.) They could (or, might) not be------ BHS
With these (or, those).------------- CWL They do (or, did)------------------- Boj
Would, etc. (See Should.) They do (or, did) not-------...------BOK
They had (or, have).---------------- BSH
THEY. THEM. THEIR s. ------------ CNL They had (or, have) been.----------. BHT
CNJ —After they (them, theirs). They had (or, have) done.---------- BOL
Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? ---BEo They had (or, have) had------------ BSI
CNR —Before them (their-s, they). They had (or, have) not-------- -- BSJ
By them (their-s) ----------------- BJW They had (or, have) not been ------BHU
Can, or, May they (their-s)? ------- BKL They had (or, have) not done.------ BOM
Can, or, May they not?------------ BKM They had (or, have) not had-------- BSR
Could, or, Might they (their-s)?----BLH They must ---------. --------------CFG
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?----BMo They must be --...------------------ BHV
For them (their-s)-----------------BPH They must not -------------------- CFh
From them (their-s)---------------BPT They must not be----------------- BH.W.
Had. Has, or, Havethey(them, their-s)BRA They ought to ---------------------CIE
Had, or, Have they been?-----. ---- BFT They ought not to------------------ CiF
Had, or, Have they done?--------- BMU They ought to be------------------ bHz
Had, or, Have they had 2 ----------BRC They ought not to be -------------- bhy
How are they? -------------------BXH They shall (or, will)---------------- CJF
How will they? ------------------- BxY They shall (or, will) be ------------ Bhz
If they (their-s)-----------------.. CAE They shall (or, will) not------------ C.JG
If they are ------------------------CAF They shall (or, will) not be--------- BIA
If they are not-------------------- CAG They should (or, would)----------- CJY
If they can (or, may)--------------CAH They should (or, would) be . . . . . . . . . bic
If they can not (or, may not)------ CAI They should (or, would) have ------ BSL
If they could (or, might)----------- CAJ They should (or, would) not------- CJZ
If they could (or, might) not------ CAL They should (or, would) not be----. bid
If they do (or, did)------------...--CAM They should (or, would) not have--- BSM
If they do (or, did) not------------CAN They were ------------------------- CO.J
If they had (or, have).-------------- CAO They were not---------------------COK
If they had (or, have) not---------- CAP They were to be. -- ---------...---. BIE
If they shall (or, will). -----------CAQ They were not to be---------------- BIF
If they shall (or, will) not--------- CAR To them (their-s).----------------- CNY
84 AUXILIARY PHRASES. PART 1.
—l
THEY-WAS.
THEY-Continued. WAS–Continued.
Was, or, Were they (their-s)------. COY He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
Were they 2-----------------------CPH | cated) was (or, were) not to be--BvX
Were they not *-----, ------------CPI How was (or, were)? --------------BXw
-,
...
| |
-
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
or, you) *------------------------ cqe CQH |—I was. -
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they COI —I was not.
|
(or, you) do? -------------------- CQN (she, it, person-s or thing-s indi
or
If If If If If
he
What, or, Which shall (or, will) they cated) was (or, were)... ---...----. BYT.
it,
-------------------CQO thing-s indi
or
(or, you) have he (she, person-s
or
|| ||
What, or, Which should (or, would) they cated) was (or, were) not--------- BYU
(or, you) do?--------------------- CQS was---------------------------
If
was not -----------------------
II
When do (or, did) they (or, you) *--CRF
When shall (or, will) (they, we, or, you) they were----------------------
do? ----------------------------- Crv
|| ||
I they were not-------------------
-
When shall (or, will) they 2-------- CRY If we were ------------------------
When shall (or, will) they (or, you) If we were not---------------------
have?--------------------------- Crz you were -------
If If
When they (their-s) --- CSH you were not------
When they are --------------------- CSI That, or, This was CLR
Where are they 2------------------- CST That, or, This was not ------------- CLS
º:
Where do (or, did) they (or, you) *--Csz There was (or, were).----...----------CNF
Where shall (or, will) - - - - - - - CTP There was (or, were) not----------- CNG
Where shall (or, will) they (or, you) COJ |—They were.
--------------------------- CTQ
|| ||
ve' COK –They were not. -
Where should (or, would) they (their-s)? They were not be ---------------- BiF
to
- CTx They were be-------------------- pie
to
Where they (their-s).--------------. CTZ
Where they are -------------------- CUA COM –Was,
or, Were.
||
Why they (their-s) -------------- CVW Was, or, Were done (or, doing)----- Bon
–Was, or, Were for.
:
With them (their-s) -------------- Cwk COP

|
COQ —Was, or, Were from.

------------------- CMA Was, or, Were he (she, it,
or
THIS. (See THAT) person-s or
thing indicated)?...----------- Bwy
s
it,
THESE)----------------- CNI Was, or, Were he (she,
or
persons
or
THOSE. (See
thing-s indicated) not ?---------. BWY
To---------------------------------- CNo COR |—Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s)?
||
- Am to?-------------------------- BEF COS |—Was, or, Were (my, mine)?

I
I
Am, Is, or, Are to ----------------- BEH –Was I?
|
COT
|
CNO –TO. COU —Was not

I
?
|
CNP –To be. COV –Was,or, Were not.

CNQ |—To be at. Was, or, Were not done (or, doing)--Bor
CNR |—To be done. COW —Was, or, Were the.
CNS –To be had, COX |—Was, or, Were there.
|
CNT –To do. COY |—Was, or, Were they (their-s).

|
CNU |—To have. •COZ |—Was that).

CNV |–To him (his, her-s, it-s). - Was, thisW.
or, Were be ---------------- BIG
to
CNW |—To me (my, mine). CPA |—Was, or, Were our-s (we)?
CNX –To the. CPB |—Was, or, Were with.
|
CNY |—To them (their-s). CPD |—Was, or, Were you-rs.

CNZ |—To these (or, those). CPE –We Were.
|
COA |—To this (or, that). CPF –We were not.

|
COB |—To us (our-s). We were to be---------------------BIV

COD —To which (or, what). We were not to be- --------------BIw
.
COE |—To whom (or, whose). CPG |—Were these (or, those).
COF |—To you-r-s. CPH ||—Were they?
Me to -------------- -----------CEF CPI —Were they not
|| ||
Not to --------------------------- CGF

?
CPJ –Were we
?
Not to be -------------------------CGH CPK –Were we not

?
|
Not to be done.--------------------- cG1 CPL |—Were you?

|| ||
Not to be had---------------------- cGJ CPM |—Were you not

?
What, or, Which was (or, were)?--.cqt

COG Us. (See OURs.) When was (or, were)?-------------- CSJ
|
Where was (or, were)?------------. CUB

|| -
WAS (or, WERE) -------------. ------ com Who was (or, were)?--------------CUw
He, She. (or person's things-s in- Why was (or, were)?-------------. CVx
or
It
dicated) was (or, were).---------- BVT Why were you? -------------------CVZ

He, She, (or person-s thing-s in- CPN |—You were.
orto or
It
|| ||
dicated) was (or, were) be----Bvw CPO —You were not.

He, She, (or person-s thing in- You were to be -------------------- BJO
It
dicated) was (or, were) not------ BVU You were not to be----------------- B.J.P
WE—WHAT.
WE. (See also OURs) ---------------- CPQ WE—Continued.

After we (our-s, us) --...-------------CIL We shall (or, will) be -------------- BIR
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? ------ BEM We shall (or, will) have ----------. - BSU
Can, or, May we (our-s)? ---------- Brºn We shall (or, will) not------------!-CJI
Could, or, Might we (our-s)?-------- BLI We shall (or, will) not be-----------BIs
Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? ------ BMP We shall (or, will) not have-------- BSV
Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)?----BRD We should (or, would) ------------ CKA,
Had, or, Have we been 2 - - - - - - - ----BFU We should (or, would) be ---------- BIT
Had, or, Have we done 7----------- BMW We should (or, would) have BSW
Had, or, Have we had 7------------BRE We should (or, would) not -------- CRB
How shall (or, will) we ?----------- BXT We should (or, would) not be ------ BIU
If we (our-s)---------------------- CAW We should (or, would) not have----BSX
If we are--------------------------CAX We were -------------------------- CPE
If we are not----------...----------- CAY We were not ---------------------- CPF
If we can (or, may)----------------CAz We were not to be .--------------- BIW
If we can not (or, may not) --------CBA We were to be--------------------- BIV
If we could (or, might) ------------ CBD || CPR |—We who.
If we could (or, might) not --------CBE Were we? -------------------------CPJ
If we do (or, did) -----------------. CBF Were we not? --------------------- CPR
If we do (or, did) not --------------CBG What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
If we had (or, have) --------------. CBh or, you)? ------------------------ SQE
If we had (or, have) not ----. ------- CBI What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
If we shall (or, will) --------------- CBJ we) do?-------------------------CQL
If we shall (or, will) not----------- CBK What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or,
If we should (or, would)----------- CBL we) have?----------------------- CQM
If we should (or, would) not------- CBM What, or, Which should (or, would) I
If we were ------------------------CBN (or, we) do?--------------------- CQR
'If we were not -------------------- CBO When are we? --------------------CQX
May, etc. (See Can.) When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ------ CRE
Might, etc. (See Could.) When shall (or, will) I (or, we)? ---CRU
Must we (our-s)?------------------ CFD When shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
Ought we (our-s) to? ---------------CIB you) do? ------------------------CRV
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? ---------CJA When shall (or, will) we have?----- CSA
Shall, or, Will we be? ------------- BHG When we (our-s) ------------------ CSK
Shall, or, Will we not? ------------ CJB When we are ---------------------- CSL
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? Where am I (or, are we)? - - - - - - --CSQ
...
Than we (our-s).---------- Where do (or, did) (or, we)? ------ CSY
I
That we (our-s)-------. Where am (or, we are) ----------CTG

I
Where shall (or, will) (or, we)?---CTN

I
CPQ —We. Where shall (or, will) we have?----CTR

We are---------------------------BEw Where we (our-s).----------------- CUD
We are not ----------------------- BEx Why we (our-s) ------------------- CVY
We can (or, may) ----------------- BKW Will, etc. (See Shall.)
We can (or, may) be--------------. Bih Would, etc. (See Should.)
We can (or, may) have ------------ BSN
We can not (or, may not) ---------BRw
We can not (or, may not) be ------- BI.J. WERE. (See Was) ------------------ COM
We can not (or, may not) have----- BSO

We could (or, might) ------------- BLP WHAT------ CPU (or, WHICH------CUG)
We could (or, might) be ----------- Bik CPS —After what (or, which).
We could (or, might) not. --------- BLQ CPT —Before what (or, which).
We could (or, might) not be ------- Bim. By what (or, which) --------------- B.JZ
We do (or, did).------------------- BOQ For what (or, which) -------------- Bpk
We do (or, did) not---------------- BOR From what (or, which)------------ bpx
We had (or, have).---------------- BSP Of what (or, which)--------------- CGU
We had (or, have) been ------------ BIN On what (or, which) -------------- CHG
We had (or, have) done.------------ BOS Than what (or, which)------------ CKL
We had (or, have) had ------------- BSQ That what (or, which). ----------- CLX
We had (or, have) not ...------------ BSR To what (or, which) -------------- Cold
We had (or, have) not been -------- Bio CPU —What.
We had (or, have) not done.-------- BOT CPV —What, or, Which am I?
We had (or, have) not had ---- BST CPW —What, or, Which are (or, is)?
-
-
-
-
-
We may, etc. (See Can.) CPX —What, or, Which are (or, is) he (she,
| 1|
it
We might, etc. (See Could.) or person-s thing-s indicated)?

or
We must --------------------------CFl GFX —What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?
We must be ---------------- -- bip
||
CPZ —What, or, Which can (or, may)?

We must not ---------------------CFJ —What, or, Which could (or, might)?
We must not be -------------------BIQ —What, or, Which do (does, or, did)?
We ought to----------------------- Cig |—What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
We ought not ------------------- CIH. (she, it, or person-s or thing-s indi
to
We shall (or, will) ---------------- CJH cated)?

—
4.
WHAT—WHICH.
WHAT—Continued. WHEN–Continued.
CQE |—What, (or, Which do (or, did) they (we, CSA –When shall (or, will) we have?
or, you)? CSB |—When shall (or, will) you?
CQF —What, or, Which had (has, or, have)? CSD —When shall (or, will) you be?
- What, or, Which is? (See Are...)
CQG |—What, or, Which is it?
What, or, Which may? (See Can.)
CSE
CSF –When the –
|—When should (or, would)?
CSG |—When these (or, those). -

What, or, Which might? (See Could..) | CSH |—When they (their-s).
CQH |—What, or, Which must? CSI —When they are.
CQI |—What, or, Which of the
CQJ |—What, or, Which ought to?
? – CFJ
CSK
|—When
|—When
was (or, were)?
we (our-s).
CQR –What, or, Which shall (or, will)—I? CSL —When we are.
CQL ||—What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or, I When will, etc.? (See Shall.)
would, etc.? (See Should.)
we) do? When
CQM |—What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or, CSM I |—When you-r-s.
we) have? CSN |—When you are.
CQN |—What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
(or, you) do?
CQO |—What, or, Which shall (or, will) they WHERE------------------------------ CSO
(or, you) have? - From whence (or, where).---------- Bpy
CQP —What, or, Which should (or, would)? CSO |—Where.
CQR |—What, or, Which should (or, would) I | CSP |—Whereabouts.
(or, we) do? CS —Where am I (or, are we)?
CQS —What, or, Which should (or, would) CS —Where are (or, is)?
they (or, you) do? | CST |—Where are they?
CQT |—What, or, Which was (or, were)? Where are you from? ----------------si
-
What, or, Which will? (See Shall.) CSU |—Where are you going?
What, or, Which would? (See Should..) | CSV |—Where can (or, may)?
Which ---------------------------- cug CSW |—Where could (or, might)?
With what (or, which)? ---------- Cwn CSX ||—Where do (does, or, did)?
CSY |—Where do (or, did) I (or, we)?
WHEN ------------------------------ cqu || CSZ —Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?
CQU |—When. CTA | –Where for?
CQW |—When am I to? CTB |—Where had (has, or, have)?
it,
thing
or
or
CQW |—When are (or, is)? CTD |—Where he (she, person-s
s
CQX |—When are we? indicated) (or, are).
is
CQY |—When are you? CTE |—Where his (her-s, it-s).
CQZ |—When can (or, may)? CTF |—Where (my, mine).
|
I I
CRA |—When could (or, might)? CTG ||—Where am (or, we are).

per
it,
CRB ||—When do (does, or, did)? CTH |—Where (or, are) he (she, or
is
CRD |-When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or son-s or thing-s indicated)?
is, etc.? (See Are.)
or
person-s thing-s indicated)? Where

CRE –When do (or, did) (or, we)? Where may, etc.? (See Can.)
--
I
CRF –When do (or, did) they (or, you)? Where might, etc.? (See Could.)
CRG –When done—with. CTI —Where must?
|
CRH –When had (has, or, have)? CTJ |—Where ought?

|
CRI —When had (or, have) you? CTK —Where shall (or, will)?
CRJ –When he (she, CTL –Where shall (or, will) be?
it,
or
person-s thing-s
or
||
per
it,
|—Where shall (or, will)

he
(or, are). CTM

or
indicated) (she,
is
||
CRK
or
|—When his (her-s, it-s). son-s thing-s indicated)?

CRL |—When (my, mine). CTN |—Where shall (or, will) (or, we)?
I I
I I
CRM |—When can (or, may). CTO |—Where shall (or, will) have?
When is? (See Are...) CTP |—Where shall (or, will) they?
it,
CRN —When (or, are) he (she, person-s CTQ —Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
or
is
or thing-s indicated)? have?

When may, etc.? (See Can.) CTR —Where shall (or, will) we have?
When might, etc.? (See Could.) CTS |—Where shall (or, will) you?
CRO |—When must? CTU |—Where shall (or, will) you be?
CRP |—When ought? CTV |—Where should (or, would)?
should (or, would) the –?
|
CRQ |—When shall (or, will)? CTW |—Where

|
CRS –When shall (or, will) be? CTX |—Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
it,
CRT |-When shall (or, will) he (she, per- CTY |—Where

or
the
||
son-s or thing-s indicated)? CTZ ||—Where they (their-s)...

CRU —When shall (or, will) (or, we)? CUA –Where they are.
I I
CRV –When shall (or, will) (they, we, or, CUB |—Where was (or, were)?
you) do? - CUD ||—Where we (our-s).
CRW |—When shall (or, will) have? Where we are --------------------- CTG
it I
CRX |—When shall (or, will) be done? CUE –Where you-r-s.

-
CRY –When shall (or, will) they? CUF |—Where you are.
|
CRZ —When shall (or, will) they (or, you)

have? CUG |WHICH. (See WHAT.)
*
WHO-YOU.
WHO. WHOM ----------------------CUH WILL–Continued.

By whom (or, whose).--------------BKA || CWD |—Will it have f
For whom (or, whose).------------- BPL Will not--------------------------- Ciu
From whom (or, whose) ----- ------ BPZ Will not do ----------------------- BOW
Of whom (or, whose).-------------- cGv || CWE |—Will you do it?
| On whom (or, whose).-------------- Chi
To whom (or, whose).-------------- COE WITH ------------------------------ CWF
| We who -------------------------- CPR Are, or, Is with------------------ Bert
CUH –Who. Whom. Me with--------------------------- CEG
º:
CUI —Who are (or, is)? Not with -------------------------- CGK
CUJ |—Who can (or, may)? That with-------------------------CLY
CUM |—Who could (or, Was, or, Were with— ------------- CPB
CUO |—Who do (does, or, did)? When done—with----------------- CRG
CUP –Who had (has, or, have)? CWF |—With.
Who is, etc.? (See Are.) CWG |—With him (his, her-s, it-s).
Who may, etc.? (See Can.) CWH |—With me (my, mine).
Who might, etc.? (See Could.) CWI |—With the.
CU —Who must? CWJ |—With that (or, this).
CU —Who ought? CWK –With them (their-s).
Who shall (or, will)?-------------- zEF | CWL |—With these (or, those).
CUV |—Who should (or, would)? CWM –With us (our-s).
CUW —Who was (or, were)? - CWN |—With what (or, which).
Who will, etc.? (See Shall. CWO |—With whom (or, whose).
Who would, etc.? (See Should.) CWP –With you-r-s.
Whose?--------------------------- ZDU
With whom (or, whose)?---------. CWO WoULD. (See SHOULD)-------------- CJo
YoU-R-S ----------------------------CWT
WHY------------------------------- CUx | CWR |—After you-r-s.
CUX |—Why? Are, or, Is, you-r-s-----------------BES
CUY |—Why am I? CWS —Before you-r-s.
CUZ |—Why are (or, is)? By you'r-s ------------------------ BKC
CWA |—Why are you? Can, or, May you-r-sº------------- BKO
CWB |—Why are you not? Could, or, Might you-r-sº---------- BLJ
Why can (or, may)?--------------- HUF Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s?--------- BMQ
CVD ||—Why can not (or, may not)? For you'r-s------------------------ Bpm.
CVE |—Why could (or, might)? From you-r-s---------------------- BQA
CVF |—Why could (or, might) not ? Had, Has, or, Have you-r-sº------- BRF
CVG |—Why
|—Why
do (does, or, #}- Had, or, Have you been f---------- BFW
Had, or, Have you done?--------- BMW
CWH do (does, or, did) not?
CVI —Why do (or, did) you? Had, or, Have you had f---------- BRG
CVJ |—Why do (or, did) you not f How are you ?--------------------- bxi
CVK |—Why had (has, or, have)? How do (or, did) you? ------------ bxm
CVL |—Why had (has, or, have) * How shall (or, will) you ?--------- Bxu
CVM |—Why had (or, have) you ºt If you-r-s-------------------------- CBP
CVN |—Why had (or, have) you not ? If you are ------------------------- CBQ
Why you are not --------------------- CBR
is,
If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
etc.? (See Are...)

Why may, etc.? (See Can.) you can (or, may)--------------- CBS
Why might, etc.? (See Could.) you can not (or, may not) ------- CBT
CVO |—Why must you could (or, might)----------- CBU
CVP |—Why not? you could (or, might not)------ CBV
CV —Why ought? you do (or, did)----------------
CV —Why shall (or, will)? you do (or, did) not--
CVS |—Why shall (or, will) not you had (or, have).---------------
?
CVT |—Why should (or, would)? you had (or, have) not----------- CB2
CWU |—Why should (or, would) not you shall (or, will) -------------- CDA
CVW –Why
?
they (their-s)? you shall (or, will) not---------- CDB

CWX |—Why was (or, were)? you should (or, would). ---------CDE
CWY —Why we (our-s). you should (or, would) not------- CDF
CVZ |—Why were you? you were -----------------------CDG
Why will, etc.? (See Shall.) you were not ------------------- CDh
Why would, etc.? (See Should.) In your-s-------------------------- CDr.
CWA |—Why you-r-s. Is, etc. (See Are...)
- May, etc. (See Can.)
Might, etc. (See Could.)
CWB WILL. SHALL.)
(See Must you-r-s" --------------------- CFE
How will they f------------------- BxY Not you-r-s -----------------------CGL
do ------------------------- BNV
It will Of you-r-s------------------------ CGW
Will------------------------------ CWB On you-r-s------------------------- Ch.J.
Will be? ------------------------ Bix Ought you-r-s ?------------------ Cid
it it
to
Will do?------------------------ BOU Shall, or, Will you-r-s?------------

cº
AUXILIARY PHRASES. PART I.
YOU.
YOU–Continued. YoU–Continued.
Shall, or, Will you be 7-...-----------BHI CWT |—You-r-s.
Shall, or, Will you do it?---------- BOD You are---------------------------
Shall, or, Will you not ?----- ----CJE You are not-----------------------
Shall, or, Will you not be?-- --BHJ You can (or, may) ----------------
Shall, or, Will you not do it?------BOE You can (or, may) be--------------
Should, or, Would you-r-s?-------- CJX You can (or, may) have
Than you-r-s---------------------- CRM You can not (or, may not)--------- BKY
That you-r-s----------------------- CLZ You can not (or, may not) be------- Biz
To you-r-s------------------------- COF You can not (or, may not) have----Bsz
Was, or, Were you-r-s------------- CPD You could (or, might) ------------- BLR
Were you? ------------------------ CPL You could (or, might) be---------- B.J.A
Were you not?-------------------- CpM - You could (or, might) not---------- BLs
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?. CPY You could (or, might) not be------ BJC
What, or, Which do (or, did) you (they, You do (or, did) ------------------ BOW
or, we)?------------------------. CQE You do (or, did) not ---------------Box
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you You had (or, have) ---------------- BTA
(or, they) do?------------------- CQN You had (or, have) been.-----------BJD
hat, or, Which shall (or, will) you You had (or, have) done.---------- Boy
(or, they) have?----------------- CQO You had (or, have) had------------ BTC
What, or, Which should (or, would) You had (or, have) not------------ BTD
you (or, they) do?---------------- CQS
When are you?--------------------CQY
When do (or, did) you (or, they)?--CRF
§.
ou
You
had (or, have) not been.-------- b.ne
had (or, have) not done.-------- BOz
had (or, have) not had-------- BTE
When had (or, have) you?---------- Cri You may, etc. (See Can.)
When shall (or, will) I (you, they, or, You might, etc. (See Could.)
we) do?-------------------------CRV You must-------------------------CFR
When shall (or, will) you?--------- CSB You must be-----------------------
When shall (or, will) you be?------ CSD || You must not ---------------------
When shall (or, will) you (or, they) || You must not be------------------
have? ---------------- You ought to ----------------------
You ought not to
You ought to be-------------------
Where are you from You ought not to be---------------- BJI
Where are you going?-------------CSU || You shall (or, will)---------------- CJK
Where do (or, did) you (or, they)?-csz You shall (or, will) be ------------- BJK
Where shall (or, will) you?--------- CTs You shall (or, will) have-----------BTF
You shall (or, will) not------------ CJL
Where
Where
shall (or,
Yº you be?-----CTU
shall (or, will) you (or, they)
--------------------------- CTQ
You shall (or, will) not be---------- BJL
have? You shall (or, will) not have------- eter
Where you-r-s--------------------- CUE . You should (or, would) ------------CKD
Where you are-------------------- CUF You should (or, would) be--------- BJM
Why are you?--------------------- CWA You should (or, would) have------- B.Th.
Why are you not?----------------- CWB You should (or, would) not-------- CKE
Why do (or, did) you?------------- CVI You should (or, would) not be----- B.JN
Why do (or, did) you not?--------- CVJ You should (or, would) not have----BTI
Why had (or, have) you?---------- CVM You were ------------------------. CPN
Why had (or, have) you not?------ CVN You were not---------------------- CPO
Why were you? ------------------- CVZ You were to be -------------------- BJo
Why you-r-s?--------------------- CWA You were not to be----------------- BJP
Will you do it?-------------------- CWE You will, etc. (See Shall.)
With you-r-s--------------------- CWP | You would, etc. (See Should.)
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS.
NAMES OF PLACES ARRANGED ACCORDING TO THEIR GEOGRAPHICAL

POSITIONS.
Notations.
B.. Bay.
Ba Hr. Harbor. Pt. Point, Pointe.
C. Cape, Capo, Cap. I. Island. R. River.
Ch. Channel. Lt. Light. Sh. Shoal.
G. Gulf. Lt. V. Light vessel. Str. Strait.
F. Fort. Mt. Mount, Mont.
Hol. Head. P. Port, Porto Puerte,
The System of Orthography is that adopted by the United States Geographic Board.
ARCTIC OCEAN. NORTH COAST RUSSIA. WEST COAST NORWAY.

|
ABCD ARCTIc Ocean. ABEJ Zimmegorski. | ABGM Gjesvaer.
ABCE
ABCF
C. Cheluskin.
Taimur G.
ABEK
ABEM
Modyugski I. d | ABGN
ABGP
| Fruholm.
Alten Fiord.
Dwina (N.) Lt. W. a
ABCH Piasina R. ABEN Dwina R. ABGQ Fuglenaes.
ABCI Kuskino. Arkhangel. d ABGR 'I Hammerfest.
ABCJ Yenisei. Zhizhginsk I. ABGT Alten.
ABCL Tolstonow. Solovetski. ABGU Hasvig.
ABCM Ob Bol Shuzhmui. ABGW Skibotten.
ABCO Obdorsk. Onega. ABGW Loppen.
ABCP Beresow. Kush. ABGX | Lyngen.
ABCQ Samarowsk. Nyukcha. ABHC | Tromsö.
ABCS Yalmal Promontory. Suma. ABHD Malangen.
ABCT Krusenstern B. Soroka. . ABHE Hekkingen.
ABCU Bahydarat B. Shuya. ABHG Stönesbotten.
ABCW Kem. ABHI
§º
Franz Josef Land. Berg.
ABCY
ABDC
Spitzbergen.
Bel Sound.
f Kalgalaksha.
Kandalak G.
ABHJ
ABHL
| Reisen.
Andenaes Lt.
ABDE Magdalena B. Knivaia. ABHM Haarbjerget.
ABDG Hakluyts Hä. Kandalaksha.
ABDH Hinlopen Str. Lapland. Sandtorv.
ABDI Seven Is., The. Sosnovetz I. Westeraalen.
ABDK Parry I. Orlov C. ABHR Hassel.
ABDL Ross I. Orlovka. ABHT Gisund.
ABDM Bear I. Svyatoſ Nos. ABHU Harstad.
ABDO Kara Sea.
|Alexandrovsk (Kola). ABHV Stangholm.
ABDP Nova Zembla. ABHW Tranö.
Norway. ABHX
ABDQ
ABDR
Matochkin Shar (Str.).
Moller B. d Finmarken. Aïy §º. Hammerö.
ABDS Kara Str. Waranger Fiord. ABHZ Fladó.

|
ABIC
ºn
Jarfjord. Lofoten Is...f
ABDT EUROPE. Vadsø.
AHH,
AB FX
§ºn.
Il.
i.ºi
Wardö.
ABIF
ABDU
ABDW Wºº, I
aigatch I.
Tana Fiord.
Berlevaag. ABIJ
|
Flagstad.
ABDW Yugorski Str. Gamvig. ABIL Kabelvaag
ABDY
ABDZ
ABEC
Chabarova.
Petchora R.
Oussa.
|\# Köllefjord.
epvaag.
ABIM
ABIP
ABIO
Svolvær
Orsvaag.
| Hennings Vaer.
| ABGH
ABED White Sea. | ABGI ABIR Gimsö.
ABEF Rusănovka. ABG) Magerösund. ABIT Walberg.
ABEG Mezen. | ABGK | Havāsund. ABIU. Stamsund.
ABEI Morzhavetz I. d ABGL | North C.
|
| ABIV Balstad.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; f a Radio Station.
(89)
90 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.
WEST COAST NORWAY.
ABIX | Reine. ABMS Ringholm. ABQS Fresvik.

ABIY | Moskenaes. ABMU Grip. ABQT Sogndal.
ABIZ Glopen. ABMW Stavenes. ABQW Kaupanger.
ABJC Sörvaag. ABMW Kristiansund. ABQW | Lerdalsören.
ABJE Ofoten Fiord. ABMY Kvitnes. ABQX Aardals.
ABJF | Victoria Haven (Nar- || ABMZ | Hestskjær. ABQZ Solvorn.
vick). ABNC | Little Sandó. ABRC Marifjaeren.
ABJG | Bodö. ABNE | Kvitholm. ABRD | Holmengraa.
ABJH | Biörnö. ABNF | Hustad. ABRE Gudvangen.
ABJI Salten Fiord. ABNG | Bud. ABRF | Hellisé.
ABJK Nyholm. ABNI Björnsund. AéRö Öºjº. .
ABJL | Hellig Waer. ABNJ Ona. ABRH Lindaas.
ABJM Sulitjelma Mines. ABNK Rödsbugt. ABRJ Sjelanger.
ABJO
ABJP
| Blixvaer.
Skomvær.
ABNM
ABNO
Molde.
|| Molde Fiord.
ABRL
ABRM
BERGEN. b
Lero.
f
ABJR Röst. ABNP Weblüngsnaes. ABRP Marsten.
ABJS Femris. ABNS Močen. ABRQ i Pirholm.
ABJT | Stötsund. ABNT | Röd. ABRS Slotteró.
ABJW Gilleskaal. ABNW Wisdal. ABRT Bekkervig.
ABJX | Grinč. ABNW Rödven. ABRU Tranö.
ABJY | Rödö. ABNX | Fiksdal. ABRV Folgerö.
ABJZ | Selsövik. ABNZ Kvaernholm. ABRW | Lervig.
ABKC Traen I. ABOC | Hellevik. ABRY | Langenuen.
ABKD Söholm. ABOD | Lepsørev. ABRZ Hardanger Fiord..
ABKE | Aas Waer. ABOF | Rosholm. ABSC Kvindherred.
ABKG | Dönnaesö. ABOG | Erknö. ABSE Strandebarm.
ABKH Kobberdal. ABOH | Synaes. | ABSF Jondal.
ABKI Mosjoen. ABOJ Aalesund. ABSG | Vikör.
ABKJ | Buholm. ABOK Hogsten, or Hogsten en. ABSI Ostensö.
ABKL | Brönnøsund. ABOL | Alnæs. | ABSJ Kinservik.
ABKN | Brönné. ABON | Graesholmen. ABSK Ullensvang.
ABKO || Melstenen. ABOP Rundā. ABSM Odde.
ABKP | Leka. ABOQ | Ulfsten. ABSN | Holmedal.
ABKQ || Gutvik. ABOS | Flaavaer. ABSO | Olen.
ABKR Fjeldvik. ABOT | Sandö. ABSQ || Mosterhavn.
ABKS Dolma. ABOU Orsten. ABSR Bömmelö.
ABKT | Wigten Is. ABOW Wolden. ABST | Nordöerne.
ABKU | Nordöerne. ABOX | Sövde. ABSW | Lille Blegen.
ABKW Rörvig. ABOY Hogsholm. ABSW Espevaer.
ABKX Gjoeslingerne. ABOZ | Lekanger. ABSX | Ryvarden.
ABKY | Otteró. ABPC Stat. ABSZ Haugesund.
ABLC | Namsos. ABPD Skongsnaes. ABTC Rovaer.
ABLD | Statland. ABPE | Ulvesund. ABTD Sörhaugö.
ABLF | Willa. ABPG | Moldo. ABTF | Sandeid.
ABLH | Rekö. ABPH | Nord Fiord. ABTG | Neerstrand.
ABLI Björö. ABPI Rugsund. ABTH | Stolmen.
ABLK. Ramsö. ABPK Daviken. ABTK Faeó.
ABLM | Halten Is. ABPL | Starhejm. ABTL | Udsire.
ABLN | Bessaker. ABPM Smörhavn. ABTN | Höievarde.
ABLP Syd Krogö. ABPN | Olden. ABTO | Wigsna’s Mines.
ABLQ Lundô. ABPO Ytteróerne. ABTP Skudesnaes.
ABLR Stokköen. ABPC) Stabben. ABTR Hvidingsö.
ABLS Waldersund. ABPR Florø. ABTS Fjeldö.
ABLT
ABLU
ABLV
§§B.
Kjeungskjær.
| Beian.
ABPS
ABPU
ABPW
Kinn.
Eke Fiord.
| Swanö.
ABTU
ABTW
ABTX
Tungenaes.
Stavařiger.
| Sandnaes.
ABLX Agdenes. ABPW Wefring. ABTY | Fladholm.
ABLY | Lensviken. ABPY | Naustółal. ABUC | Osa.
ABLZ Rödberg. ABPZ | Askevold. ABUD | Lille Feisten.
ABMD TRoNdhjem. b c ABQC Dale. ABUE Jaederens Pt. d
ABME | Munkholm. ABQE | Tansø. ABUF | Vig. d
ABMF | Stenkjær. ABQF Hindö. ABUG | Obrestad. a d -
ABMH | Hommelviken. ABQG | Stensändene. ABUH | Husvegg. d
ABMI Levanger. ABQI Sogne Fiord. ABUI Kvalbein. d
ABMJ Böröholm. ABQJ Bratholm. ABUJ Rauna. d.
ABML | Tranholm. ABQK Bö. ABUK Ekerö.
ABMN | Terningen. ABQM | Ladvik. ABUL | Ekersund.
ABMO Waeróerne. ABQN | Wiksören. ABUM | Wibberodden.
ABMQ
ABMR
| Lyen.
Edó.
ABQ0
| ABQR
|| Wangsnacs.
Lekanger.
ABUN
ABUO ºlºnd.
| Reke Fiord.
PART I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 91
SKAGERRACK. SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
ABUP | Flekkefiord. ABYL | Dröbak. ACEG | Barsebäck.

ABUQ | Hitteró. | ABYM Hvidsteen. ACEH | Lomma.
ABUR Lister. ABYN | Soon. ACEJ Malmö. b
ABUS | Stave. d ABYO Moss. ACEK Kalkgrundet Lt. W.
ABUT | Osthasselstranden. d
| ARY9 Laurkollen; ACEM | Oscargrundet Lt. W.
ABUW
§.";
Kvilio. d | ARYR Ellinggaard Kilen. ACEN | Limhamn.
ABUX | Farsund. ABYS | Hankö. ACEO Klagstorp.
ABUY Katland. ABYU | Slevik. ACEP
ABUZ | Lindesnaes (The Naze). || ABYW | Torgauten. ACEQ | Falsterbo.c
ABVC Svinër. - ABYW
ABYX
| Thorbjörns kjær.
| Frederikstad. c
ACER
ACES
| Trelleborg.
| Falsterboref
f Lt. W.
ABVD Remesvigen.
ABWE | Hatholm. ABYZ | Sandesund. ACET | Smyge Pt.
ABWF | Mandal. ABZC Sarpsborg.
ABVG | Risö Bank. ABZE | Fredrikshald. ACEU BALTIC SEA.
ABVH Kleven. ABZF | Hvaler Is. ACEW Ystad. d
ABVI Mannefjord. ABZG | Läuersvoelgen.
ACEX* | Sandhammar Pt. d
ABVJ Ryvingen. ACEY | Bornholm.
ABWL | Songvaar Lt. ABZH | SwedEN. ACEZ | Rönne. b d
ABWM | Höllen. ABZJ Bohus B. ACFD | Hasle. d
ABVP Oxö. a c e ABZL Koster I. ACFE | Hammershus. a c e
ABVQ Grönningen. ABZM | Strömstad. ACFG | Hammer Pt.
ABWR Odderö. ABZN | Ursholm. ACFI Christiansö.
- ABZP Svangen. ACFJ Svaneke. d
ABVT | CHRISTIANSAND..f ABZQ || Väderöbod. ACFK Nexø.
ABWW | Westre Havn. ABZR | Hálló. c d ACFM | Due Odde.
ABVX | Topdals Fiord. ABZT Măseskär. ACFO | Simrishamn.
ABVZ | Lillesand. ABZU Uddevalla. ACFP Hanöbugten..
ABWC | Homborgsund. ABZW Molló. ACFQ Ahus.
ABWE | Grimstad. ABZX | Väderöärne. ACFR Solvesborg.
ABWF Arendal. | ABZY Grönskären. d ACFS Christianstad (Kristian
ABWG | Torungen. ACBD Klädesholm. d stad). d
|
ABWI Narestö. |
ACBE | Hamnskär. ACFT || Brantevik. d
ABWJ Yare Mökkelas. ACBF | Lysekil I. c ACFU Hanö I.
ABWK Tvedestrand. | ACBH | Pater Noster. ACFW Karlshamn.
ABWM | Lyngör. | ACBI Marstrand. ACFW KARLskRoNA. bf
ABWN | Risör. ACBJ KATTEGAT, ACFY | Godnatt Rock.
ABWO Kran Fiord. ACBL | East Ch. (Östrarănnan). ACFZ | Utklippan
ABWQ Kragerö ACBM | West Ch.(Vestra rännan). ACGD . Utlängan.
ABWR | Helle. ACBN | Winga (Vinga). a c e | ACGE | Ut Grunden Lt. W.
ABWS Iomfruland. ACBP Kānsā. ACGF Kalmar Sound.
ABWU Langesund. ACBQ Buskar I. ACGH | Garpen.
ACBR GoTTENBURG. b f ACGI
.
ABWV Langötangen. Grimskär.
ABWX | Brevik. ACBT Warö. ACGJ Kalmar.
ABWY | Stathelle. ACBU Tistlarne. ACGK Skägganäs.
ABWZ | Porsgrund. ACBW Nidingen. ACGL | Dämmän.
ABXC Skien. ACBW Fladen Lt. W. ACGM | Oscarshamn.
ABXD ACBX
W.º.
| Helgeraaen. | ACGO Furön.
ABXE | Nevlunghavn. | ACBY Morup Tange.c ACGP Figeholm.
ABXF | SKAGERRACK.
|AQRZ. Falkenberg. ACGQ | Oland.
ABXG | Fredriksvaern. |AQRE Tylä. ACGS Mörbylänga.
ABXH | Stavaernsodden. ACDF |
almstad. d ACGT | Ispe }.
ABXI Laſirvik. ACDG | Hallands Wäderö. ACGU ' Ekerums.
ABXJ Svenčer. ACDI | Wingaskär. ACGW | Borgholm.
ABXL | Sandefiord. ACDJ Skelder B. ACGX | Biornabben Rock,
ABXN | Tönsberg. ACDK d ACGY | Kappel Pt. (Ölands
ABXO Faerder.a e ACDL | Arildsläge. d stra).
ABXP Wraengen. ACGZ Grasgård, d
ABXQ Walló. ACDM | THE Sound (SUNDET). || ACHB | Segerstad.
ABXS Fulehuk. ACDN | Kullen. ACHD | Got LAND.
ACDO Mölle. ACHF | Hoborg.
ABXT
ABXV
Aasgaardstrand.
Bastö. ACHG | Carlsö.
ACDQ | Lerhamn.
Hºn.
Sixw Carljohansvaern. ACDR Höganäs. d ACHI Klintehamn.
ABXY
ABYC
|
Holmestrand.
f ACDS
ACDU
|
|
Swinbäden Lt. W.
Wiken.
ACHK
ACHL
| Utholmen.
| Visby. d
ABYD | Drammen. ACDV | Helsingborg. a c de ACHM Šºkchuk.
ABYE Svelvik. ACDW Rää. ACHN Skärsände. d
ABYG | Rödtangen. ACDX | Haken. ACHO Fårö.f
ABYH | Fildtvedt. ACDY | Hven I. ACHP Holmudden.
-
ABYI CHRISTIANIA. b c | ACEB | Landskrona. ACHQ | Gotska Sandón.
ABYK | Sandviken.
ACEF Flint Ch. (Flintrānnan). | ACHS Kopparstenarne Lt. W.
li
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-saving Station;
e a Lloyd's Signal station; fa Radio Station.
SWEDEN. FINLAND.
º;
ACHT | Slitehamn. ACLV Gran I. ACPO Biörneborg.
ACHU Östergarn. ACLW | Bremö. a ACPR Kallo I.
ACHW Ljugarn. ACLX Sundsvall. ACPS Raumo.
ACHX Ronehamn. ACLZ Bälsö. Relandersgrund.
ACHY I Falluden. d ACMB Alnö. |
ACPT
AcPV Nyj.
Ağ
Spårö.
ik Ağ ACPW Enskär.
Aº
ester Wik. -- ifsta (Wifsta) Wharf.
f Allº!".
4.
ACID | Idê. ACMF | Hernåsand.
§ #.
ACIE | Stedsholm. ACMG | Lungö. . ACQB Märket Rock
ACIG | Syrs.an. ACMH | Angermannaelf. Acji Heilman. "
ACIH aldemarsvik. ACMJ | Ullånger. ACóE Nodendal -
ACIJ Häradsskar. ACMK Bredskär.
ACQG
ACIK Storkläppen. Novii. Skagens Hamn. * II - tº.
Åbo. b
}.
.
ACIL | Söderköping. ACMO | Ornskoldsvik. \}} | Korsø
ACIM Götha (Gota) Canal. ACMP Nordmaling.
Ağk
\{};
Lt.
ACIN | Norrköping.' .
Ağ fººd
V.
ACMQ Sydostbrotten
ACIP Hº,
§\{ |{.º'
Arkö.
ACIQ Oxelö.
A.M.
ACMT Holmögadd.
|\} Hºl.
\{3}, {...a
||
| |
ACMU
|
\}, {{...,
AQIR Hairinge. Norrbvskär.
ACIT Nºw Sºnºdºgg.
.
Nyköping.
ºr
|
ACIU
|
Landsort.
|
ACMX Bergudden Pt.

ACIV Almagrundet Lt.V. ACMZ Holmön.
Ağ
|
ACIY Södertelje. ACNB Snipan Lt. W.

|A&
| |
ACIZ ACND
at
Masknuf. Ratan.
ACJD Hufvudskär. A.N.: ºbjūroklubb. Acqx Heling” bedſ
ACJE landskär. ACNG Gasóren.
s
|
|
ACJF Dalarö. ACNH Furugrund.
|ACQ) Gulf
of
FINLAND.
|
ACJH rönskär. ACNJ Ursvik. ACQZ Sveaborg.

ACJI Sandhamn. ACNK Skellefteå. ACRD Söder Skars.
|
ACJK Fredriksborg. ACNL Kåge. ACRE
V.
Kalbaden Lt.
d
y
|
ACRF Glosholm. -
ACJM Waxholm. ACNO Piteå.
|
ACJQ Stockholm. bf ACNP Leskär. ACRH Borga.

ACRI
|
| |
ACJT Svenska Högarne. ACNQ Rödkallen. Lovisa.

ACJU Svenska Björn Lt. Norströmsgrund Lt. ACRJ
W.
W.
ACNR Kotka.I.
. ||
ACRL
|
ACJW Söderarm. ACNS Germandö. Fredrikshamn.
|
.
ACJW Fejan. ACNT Luleå. ACRM Villa.

|
ACJX Norretelje. ACNU Salmis. ACRN Viborg.
f
|
ACRP
| |
ACJY Wäto. ACNW Haparanda. Biörkö.

|
ACKB Wäddo (Väddo). ACNW Rânea. ACRQ Verko Matala Lt. W.

|
ACKD Arholma. ACNX Malóren. ACRS Stirs Pt.

|
ACKE Simpnäsklubb. ACNY Töre. ACRU Sestroretzk.

df
|| |
ACKG Grisselhamn. ACNZ Kalix. ACRV. Kronstadt,
b
' a
c
|
ACKH Svartklubben. ACOB Seskarð. ACRW Tolboukin.

|
ACRY St. Petersburg.

-
ACKI Allsta, or, Hallsta.
f
b
d
-
|
ACKL Understen. ACOD FINLAND. ACSB Moscow.

|
|
ACOE Kemi. Neva.

d
AçSE
|
ACKO GULF of Both NIA. ACOG Plevna. ACSF Strelna.

||
ACKQ Harg. ACOH Simã. ACSH Oranienbaum.

d
|
|
ACSI
|
Oregrund. ACOI Knivaniemi. Neva Korableny Lt.

or
ACKS
ACOK Uleåborg. V.
ACKU Djursten.
d
b
|
ACKW Grundkallen Lt. W. ACOL Karlö. ACSK Kronslot.

Grepen Lt. ACOM Brahestad.
W.
ACKW ACSL London Shoals.

a d
.
ACKY Orskär. ACOP Ulko Kalla. ACSM Krasnaia Gorka. ef

c
ACKZ Biörn. ACOG Kalaioki. ACSO Seskär.

d
|
gamla (Old) Karleby. Rock.

ACLB Löfsta. ACQR AQSR Serva -
||
ACLE Skutskär. ACOT Tankar. ACSQ Sommars.

|
ACLF Gefle. ACOU Jacobstadt. ACST Narva.

d
a
c
ACLG Upsala. ACOV Nya (New) Karleby. ACSU Hogland,

dd
| |
ACSV
|
ACLI Eggegrundet. ACOX Helsingkallan. Rödskär.

ACLJ Axmar. ACOY Storskär. ACSX Stenskär.
|
|
ACLK Finngrundet Lt. W. ACOZ Norrskär. ACSY Exholm.

|
|
ACLN West Finngrund (Westra ACPD North Kallan ACSZ Kokskär.

I.
||
|
ACPE Nikolaistad. ACTD Revel Stone Lt. W.

W.
Banken) Lt.
d
ACLO Norrsund ACPF Wasa. ACTE Revel. cd

f
a
|
|
ACLP Storjungfrun. ACPH Storkallagrund. ACTF Nargen

I.
| |
ACPI Skälgrund. ACTH Cape Sourop.

ACLQ Liusne.
Rºj Kº.
|
ACLR Söderhamn. ACTI Paker Ort,

c
a
|
ACLS Agön. ACPL Khristinestad. ACTJ Port Baltic.c

d
ACLT Hudiksvall. ACPM Sidby. ACTL Odens-holm,

I. d
|
'
ACLU Iggesund. ACPN Sastmola. ACTM Paternoster

-
º
Weather, Tide, Ice Signal Station; da Life-Saving Station;

an
or
Signifies International Signal Station; Time Signal Station;

c
a
b
a
ea
Lloyd's Signal Station; ſa Radio Station.

a
|
PART I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES
EAST AND SOUTH COASTS BALTIC SEA.

GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 93
ACTN
ACTP
| Wormsö. d ACXG | Passarge R. ADBN
ADBO
Adler Grund Lt. V.
| Wittow,
f
Hapsal. d ACXH | Frauenburg. a c
- -- ACXI Tolkemit. c. ADBP Dornbusch Pt. c
Saxbi Ness. ACXJ | Probbernau. d
|- ACTQ ADBQ | Hiddensee I. c d
Elbing.
Pt.
Aſ TR Takhkºna
Dagö,
ACXK ADBR Proser Bay.
ACTS ACXL Pasewark. ADHS Dranske.
d
d
|
TV. Kasar. ACXM Vistula R. ADBT Stralsund.
d
A
c
|
|
Dagerort, Schiewenhorst, ADBU
Q.
ACTW ACXN Barth.
ºn
a
c
dc
ACTX
|
Hafen. ACXO ADBV
d d,
Dirschau. Prerow.
|
|
ACTY |Qsel. ACXP Danzig. af ADBW Zingst
A.B Filsand, ACXQ Neufahrwasser, ADBX Dars Pt. cd
||
d
d
a
a
c
|
|
AQIP Arensburg. ACXR Westerplatte. ADBY MEckLENBURG.
|
J
ACCE Swalier Ort. ACXS Oxhöft Pt. AD("B Wustrow.
d
d
|
ACIF
| | |
Möön. ACXT Putziger. ADCE Ribnitz.

ACUH
d.
|
Kino.
|
ACXU Putzig. ADCF Warnemünde.
Ağ d.
d
a
c
|
ACXV ADCG
Aº
Pernau, Neufahr. Arendsee.
d d
d
c c
a
"|. |
Sallis (Alt Salis), ACXW Hela Pt. ADCH Rostok.
a c
d
AQIM, ACXY Heisternest, ADCI Buk Pt.

R.
Qwina
d
a
d
c
| |
AQIM. RIGA. df ACXZ Rixhöft. ADCJ Poel.
d
d a
c
b
a
|
Aº Binamund ACYB Kopalin. ADCK, Timmendorf.
I.
-
Q
c
ACUQ
| |
Rund ACYD ADCL Kirchdorf.

d
I.
Stilow Beacon.
|
| |
Pt.
AçúR Messaragotsem ACYE Power ANIA. ADCM Wismar.
c
d
AºS
|
Pomesness, ACYF Leba. ADCN Klütz Hol.
d
d
c
|
a
A.M.
|
|
Kourland. ACYH Scholpin. ADCP Dassow.
a
d
Aº
ACIW ACYI Stolpmünde.
.
Michael (Pissen). d ADCQ Travemünde.
a
d
c
a
c
|
|
|{{yse, Qrt, ACYJ Jershoft. df ADCR Hilbeck,
a
c
Windau. col
Açúž ACYL ADCT Trave R.
a
Rügenwalde.
d.
d
a
|
d c
SCHLEswig-Holstein.
|
Aſ
VB Backofen Lt. ACYM Funkenhagen. ADCU
|
|
A.Y.E AQYN Colberg. ADCV Neustadt.

c C.
Steinor
f: §
d
a
c
ACVF Pelzer Pt,

|| |
|
Libau. ADCX
iſºtº
q
ACYO Gross Ziegenort,

b
a a
|
c
AQNº Punamund Fortress. Röy; ADCY Dame Hol.

d
|
A.Y. ADCZ Staaken.
ſº-
Kowno. ACYQ Dievenow.
d
ACVJ
|
c
Wilna.
|
ACYR
Sººn
ºd
|
ACYS Neuendorf. A}}

ADEF arien.
d
c
|
Ağı
r
ACYT Wollin, ADEG Markelsdorf Pt.
a
c
in
|
|
ACYU
-
Oder R. ADEI
-
Flügge.
|
ACVP GERMANY. ACYW Grosses Haff. ADEJ Strukamp Pt.

ACYW Kleines Haff. ADEK Femern Sound.
c.
'l
ACVQ PRUssia. ACYX Stettin. ADEL Fehmarnbelt Lt. V.
c
|
|
|
ACVR Bohemia. ACYZ Starkenhorst. ADEM Heiligenhafen,
d
c
|
ACVS Bavaria. ACZB Swinemünde. df ADEN Labó.

c d
b
a
b c
|
| |
| |
ACVT Saxony. ACZD Swine R. ADEO KIEL.

|
ACYW Würtenberg. ACZE Lebbin. ADEQ Rendsburg.

|
| |
ACVX Berlin, ACZF Kaiserfahrt. ADES Wik. -

b
ACWY Munich. ACZG Woitzig Lt. W. ADET Holtenau.

c. e
a
c
|
| |
ADEU
|
ACVZ, Strasburg. ACZH Swanterwitz. Friedrichsort.

-
ACWB Leipzig. ACZI Altwarp. ADEW Bülk Lt. W.

| |
ACWD Dresden. ACZJ Ahlbeck. ADEW Bülk Pt. cf

a c
ACWE Nimmersatt. ACZK Ruden ADEX Gabel flach Lt. W.

d
I.
d d
c
|
ACWF Memel. df ACZL Zinnowitz. ADEY Eckernförde.
§º
a
c
|
|
|
en. ACZM Peene R. ADFB Slimünde.

d
ACWG Meln
a
c
|
|
|
ACWH König Wilhelm Canal. ACZN Peenemünde. ADFC Kappeln.

c
ACWJ Windenburger. ACZO Wolgast. ADFE Arnis.

d
||
|
c
|
ACWK Russ. ACZP Greifswalder Oie. ADFH Slesvig.

d
c
ACWL Memel R. ACZQ Usedom. ADFI

|
ACWN Tilsit. ACZR Lassan. ADFJ Sli (Schlei) Fiord.

|
| |
ACWO Labiau. ACZS Anclam. ADFL Maesholm.

|
ACWP Schwarzort. ACZT Streckelsberg. ADFP Kalk Ground Lt. W.

a
d
d c
ACWQ Rositten. ACZU Uckermünde, ADFQ Haber Ness.

c
||
ac
| |
ACWR Nidden. cd ACZW Greifswald. ADFR Flensborg.

c
ACWS Cranz. ACZW RüGEN ADFS Hol Ness.

I.
c.
d
c
|
-
ACWT Brüster Ort. cf ACZY Thiessow. cd ADFT Eken Sound.
a
a
|
|
|
Kraxtepellen. ADFU Nübel.

V.
ACWU ADBG Palmer Ort. Lt.

d
ACWV ADFW
|
Palmnicken. ADBE Peerd Pt. Gt. Borris Hol.

c
|
ACWX Pillau. col ADBG Göhren. cd ADFX

| |
Sonderborg.
a
c
| |
ACWY Fischausen. ADBH Lauterbach. ADFZ Keke Ness.

d a
c
|
|
ACWZ Tenkitten. ADGB Hörup Haff.

ADBI Bergen.
|
ACXB Sassnitz, df
|
Grossbruch. ADBK ADGC Pöl Pt.

d
|
ADGE Als -
ACXD Königsberg. ADBL
I.
Jasmund.
d
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ADGH | Als Sound. c. ADKF Skiöds Hol. ADNU Faxó.

ADGI Apenrade. ADKH | Sletterhage. ADNW Rödvig.
ADGJ | Barsö. ADKI | Lyngsbek. ADNX | C. Stevns, or, Stevns
ADGK Gienner Fiord. ADKJ É. tofte. ||
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ADGM | Aarösund. c ADKL | Hasenore Hil. | ADNY | Kióge.
ADGN | Aaró Is. ADKN | Hielm (Hjelm). | ADOB | Sorte Ch.
ADGO | Haderslev(Hadersleben). ADKO || Grenaa. d. ADOC I Aflandshage.
ADGQ || Brandsö. ADKP | Fornaes, a c de ADOE | Drogden Ch.
ADKR Schultz Ground Lt. W. ADOG | Dragör, or, Drogden Lt.
ADGS | DENMARK. ADKS | Hesselö I. W.
ADGT Kolding. ADKT | Lyse Ground. | ADOH | Norde Röse.
ADGU | Fredericia. b - ADOI Kastrup.
ADGW | Kesserodde. ADKW SIAELLAND (ZEALAND). ADOK | Saltholm.
ADGY | Little Belt. ADKW Gilbierg Hå. | ADOL | Middlegrund.
ADGZ | FYEN. ADKX Spotsbierg. ADOM | Copenhagen. b c
ADHB | AEbelö. ADKZ | Saetteriet Road. . ADOP | Frederiksberg.
ADHE | Bogense. ADLB | Ise Fiord. | ADOQ | Trekroner.
ADHF | Strib Pt. ADLC | Frederikssund. ADOR Konge Deep.
ADHG | Middlefart. ADLF Roskilde. ADOS Kalveboderne (Kalle
ADHJ | Faenö. - ADLG | Holbek. boer) Lt. W.
ADHK Fönskov Pt. ADLH | Nykiöbing. b ADOT | Hollaender Deep.
ADHM | Aale Hol. ADLJ Korshagen. ADOU | Vedbæk.
ADHN | Wedelsborg Hå. ADLK | Rönnen. ADOW | Nivaa.
ADHO | Baagó. ADLN | Great Belt. ADOX | Sletten.
ADHQ | Assens. ADLO | Seiró. c ADOY | Helsingör (Elsinore). a
ADHS | Lydó. ADLP | Siaelland Reef Lt. b c ef
ADHU Faaborg. ADLQ | Revsnacs. ADOZ Kronborg.
ADHV | Avernakö. ADLR Kallundborg. b ADPC Lappe Grund Lt. W.
ADHW Svendborg. b ADLS | As Ness.
- ADPE | Hornbæk.
ADHY | Thoró. ADLU | Jammerland B. ADPF | Nakke Hol.
ADHZ | Troense. ADLV | Reersö.
ADIB Skiold Ness. ADLW Halskov. ADPH | Anholt I. d
ADIE AEröskiöbing. ADLX | Korsör Road Lt. W. ADPI | Anholt Knob Lt. W.
ADIF | Weis Ness. ADLY | Korsør. b ADPJ | Stauns Hä.
ADIG | Marstal. ADLZ | Skielskör. ADPK UddyhöjLt.
ADIH | Langeland. ADMB | Agersö. ADPL | Randers. b
ADIJ Taasinge I. ADME | Helleholm. ADPM Mariager.
ADIK Rudkiöbing. b : ADME | Omö. ADPN | Hobro.
ADIL | Bagnkop. ADMG | Stig Ness. ADPO Gierrild Lt.
ADIM Kjeldsnor. c ADMI Karrebaek. ADPQ A
ADIO || Fakkebierg. ADMJ Waeiró. ADPR Hurup.
ADIP | Tranekioer. ADPS Egense.
ADIR | Hov Sand. ADMK | IAALAND. ADPU | Liim Fiord.
ADIT ADMN Saxkiöbing.
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ADIU | Knuds Hö. | ADPW Hals,
ADIV | Nyborg. b
ADMP | Taars. ADPY | Rimmen.
ADIW Sprogö. c ADMR" | Nakskov. ADPZ Laest; Rende.
ADIY | Kerteminde. ADMS | Albue Pt. ADQB | Laesú. d
ADIZ Romsö. ADMT Belt, or, Feh-
| Femern ADQE | North Rönner.
ADJB | Korshavn. marnbelt. ADQF | Dvale Ground, or, Laest;
ADJC Skoven. ADMV Rödby. Ch. Lt. W.
ADJF ADMW | Nysted. ADQG Kobber Grund Lt. W.
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ADKE Kalö B. | ADNT | Hylleholt. ADRG | Lögstór.
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ea Lioyd's signal station; faradio station.
PART I. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS –PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 95
NORTH SEA. HOLLAND.
ADRH | Mors. ADUQ || Schulau. ADYJ | NETHERLANDs.

ADRJ | Nykiöbing. ADUR | Blankenese. ADYK Delfzyl. c
ADRK | Lemvig. ADUS | Neuenfelde. ADYM Pilsum.
ADRL | Bovbierg. d ADUV | HAMBURG. b c ADYN | Campen.
ADRN | Söndervig. d ADUW Altona. c ADYO | Watum.
ADRO | Nyminde Gab. d ADUX | Wandsbek. ADYP | Borkum Flat (Borkum
ADRP Blaavand Pt. c df ADUZ | Finkenwerder. Riff) Lt. W. a cf
ADRS Horn Reefs Lt.V. c.f ADVB | Harburg. c ADYQ Schiermonnikoog. a c d
ADRT | Wyl Lt.V. cf ADWC | Hanover. ADYR Lauwerzee.
ADRU l Saedenstrand. ADWF | Luneburg. ADYS | Zoutkamp.
ADRV Graa Deep. ADVEI | Neuwerk. c d ADYU Gröningen.
ADRX | Fan5. ADYW Ameland. a c d
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96 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS —PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.
NORTH SEA. ENGLAND.

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AEDB | Vlaardingen. | AEHQ GREAT BRITAIN. AELG | Newhaven. c df
AEDF | Maasluis, c AELH | Eastbourne.
AEDG | Nieuwe Maas. AEEIR ENGLAND. AELI Brighton. c d
AEDH | Brielle. d AEHS English Ch. AELJ | Shoreham. d
AEDJ Goeree. AEHU | Thames R. AELK Owers Lt. W.
AEDK Goedereede. a c AEHV
AEHW
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AELN
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Selsea Bill. d
AEDL Molenpolder. | Westminster. |
AEDN | Yzeren Baak. AEHX | The City. AELO | Chichester.
AEDO | Hellevoet luis. c df AEHZ | Windsor. AELP Langston Hr.
AEDP Voorne Canal. AEIB | Maplin Sands. AELR Spithead. e
AEDR Middelharnis. AEIC Tongue Lt. W. AELS
AELT
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AEDS Ooltgensplaat. AEID | Mouse Lt. W. |
AEDT | Willemstad. AEIF | Edinburgh Ch. AELW Warner Lt. W.
AEDU Stryensas. AEIG | Prince's Ch. AELW South AMPTON. b c
AEDW Moerdyk. AEIH | Nore Lt. W. AELX Solent, The.
AEDX | Dordrecht. c. AEIJ Girdler Lt. W. AELY | Calshot Lt. W.
AEDY | Schouwen, a c AEIK | Garrison Pt. b AELZ | Ryde. c d
AEDZ | Renesse. AEIL | Shoeburyness. AEMB | Osborne.
AEFC | Brouwershaven. c d AEIM | Southend. a de AEMC | Cowes. c
AEFD | Hook of Schouwen. AEIO | Tilbury Docks. AEMF | Lymington. c d
AEFG | Scheldt. AEIP Gravesend. d - AEMG urst Castle. a c d
AEFH Schouwen Bank Lt. W. || AEIQ | Northfleet. AEMH | Needles. The e
AEFI
AEFJ
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AEIR
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Greenhithe. AEMK Bembridge. d
AEFK Bergen-op-Zoom. AEIT | Purfleet. AEML | St. Helens.
AEFM | Goes. AEIU | Erith. AEMN | Ventnor.
AEFN Domburg. AEIW | Woolwich. AEMO | St. Catherine Pt. c def
AEFO Walcheren. AEIX | Blackwall. AEMP | Christchurch. d
AEFQ | Veere. AEIY GREEN wich. AEMQ | Poole. c df
AEFR Westkapelle. a c AEJB | Gle enwich Obser- || AEMR | Swanage. d
AEFS Zoutelande. vatory. b AEMS Anvil Pt, c
AEFU Flushing (Vlissin- || AEJC Deptford. AEMT. St. Alban's Há. d
gen), b c de AEJD Royal Albert Docks. AEMU | Weymouth. cd
AEFV | Middelburg. AEJG | Royal Victoria Docks. AEMW | Port LAND. b d
AEFW | Arnemuiden. AEJH | East India Docks. AEMX | Bill of Portland. a c ef
AEFY Ellewoutsdijk. AEJI West India Docks. AEMY | Shambles Lt. W.
AEFZ | Breskens. AEJL | Millwall Docks. AENB Bridport.
AEGB | Hoedekenskerke. AEJM | Commercial Docks. AENC | Lyme Regis. d
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AEG.J Doel. AEJR Medway, The. AENI | Tor Bay.
AEGK Zeeland. AEJT | Sheerness. b c df AENK | Brixham. a d
AEGL | Nieuwe Sluis, c AEJU Queensborough. d AENL | Dartmouth. d
AEGN | Sluis. AEJV | Port Victoria. AENM Start Pt.
AEJX | Stangate Creek. AENP | Prawl Pt. a c de
AEJY | Chatham. AENQ | Salcombe. d
AEJZ Strood. AENR Bolt Hö. d.f
AEGO | BELGIUM. AEKC | Rochester. AENT | Eddystone.d
AEGP Knocke. c d AEKD | Whitstable. c d AENU Plymouth. c df
AEGQ | Lillo. AEKF | Margate. c d - AENV | Stonehouse.
AEGS ANtwerp (ANVERs). b || AEKH | North Foreland. c.f AENX Cattewater.
, AEGT | Tête de Flandre. AEKI | Broadstairs. d AENY | Devonport: c
AEGU Burght. AEKJ | Ramsgate. c d AENZ || Mt. Wise (Devonport). b
AEGW | Boom. AEKL | North Goodwin Lt. W. || AEOC Keyham.
AEGX | Tamise. AEKM | Goodwin Sands. AEOD CornwALL.
AEGY | Ghent. AEKN | Deal. b c d AEOF | Whitsand B,
AEGZ | Brussels. AEKO | Downs, The. AEOH | Fowey. d
AEHB Zeebrugge. c AEKQ Gull Lt. V. AEOI Dodman Pt.
AEHD | Wielingen Lt. V. AEKR | East Goodwin Lt. W. AEOJ Falmouth. b c d
AEHF | Wande Lt. W. AEKS | South Goodwin Lt. W. f | AEOK Manacle Rks.
AEHG | North (Noord) Hinder || AEKU | South Foreland: AEOL | Lizard, The. a c def
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AEHI | West Hinder Lt. W. AEKW Dover Harbor Lt. W. AEON | Mount's B.
AEHJ Heyst. a de AEKX | Varne Lt. W. AEOQ Lt. d
AEHK | Blankenberghe. c d AEKY | Folkestone. c df AEOR | Land's End. d
AEHL | Bruges, e AEKZ | Sandgate Road. c de AEOS Wolf Rock.
AEHM Ostende. c d AELB
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AEHN c df AELC | Hastings. cd AEOT SciLLY Is. a ef
AEHP La Panne, or Adin || AELD Royal Sovereign Lt. W. AEOU St. Mary's I. c d
Kerke. c df AELF | Beachy Hä. ce AEOV St. Agnes. d
& Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
f
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; a Radio Station.
WEST COAST ENGLAND. WEST COAST SCOTLAND.
AEOW | Bishop Rock. d AESP | Newport. d AEWH | Cumberland.

AEOY | St. Mary's Road. AESQ | Cardigan. d AEWI | Duddon R.
AEOZ || Round I. AESR Cardigan B. Lt. W. AEWK - St. Bees Hol.
AEPB | Seven Stones Lt. V. AEST | Aberaeron. AEWL | Whitehaven. c d
AESU | Aberystwith. d AEWM | Harrington.
AEPD | St. Ives. c d AESV | Aberdovey. d AEWN | Selker Lt. W.
AEPF | Hayle. c d AESX | Barmouth. d AEWO || Workington. c
AEPG | Godrevy I. c d AESY | P. Madoc, AEWP Maryport. c d
AEPI | Padstow. d AESZ | Pwilheli. d AEWQ | Solway Firth. d
AEPJ | Trevose Hol. d AETC | St. Tudwall Rds. d AEWS | Silloth. c
AEPK | Hartland Pt. c AETD | Bardsey I. AEWT | Carlisle.
AEPM | Lundy I. a c de AETF | Carnarvon. c d
AEPN | Bideford. AETG. Carnarvon B. Lt. W. AEWU | Isle of MAN.
AEPO | Appledore. c d AETH | Porth Dinlleyn. d AEWX | Ayre Pt. c
AEPR Barnstaple. c AETI | South Stack. c d AEWY | Calf of Man. a
AEPS | Bull Pt. c. AETJ | Anglesea. AEWZ | Chicken Rock.
AEPT | Ilfracombe. c d AETL | Holyhead. c df AEXC | Castletown. c d
AEPV | The Foreland. AETN | Skerries, d AEXD | Lang Ness.
AEPW Watchet. d AETP | Menai Str. AEXF | Douglas. c d
AEPX | Burnham. c d AETO | Bangor. d AEXBI | Bahama Bank.
AEPZ Bridgewater. c AETR Conway.
AEQB | Flatholm. d
-
AETU Beaumaris. AEXI Scotland.
AEQC | BRIstol. AETV Lynus Pt. a c AEXJ | Dumfries.
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|
AEQF | Portishead. AETW Great Orme Hol. a AEXL | Southerness.
AEQG | Avon R. AETY | Abergele. AEXM | Little Ross.
AEQI | Avonmouth. AETZ | Flint. AEXN | Kirkcudbright. d
AEQJ King Road. AEUB | Dee R. AEXP | Wigton.
AEQK | Severn R. AEUC | Dee Lt. W AEXQ | Burrow Hú.
AEQM | Sharpness Docks. AEUD || Air Pt. d AEXR Mull of Galloway. c
AEQN AEUF | Connah's Quay. c AEXT ||P. Patrick. df
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AEYB | Girvan.d
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AEUM 4. | Leasowe,
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AEQX | Bute Docks.
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AEQZ || Penarth. a cd Ardrossan. c d
AERB | Barry Docks. e AEUS | MERSEY. AEYM Cloch Pt.
AERO | Breaksea Pt. AEUV | Liverpool. df AEYN | Gourock. d
AERD | Breaksea Lt. W. AEUW Garston. AEYO || Toward Pt.
AERF | Nash Pt. c AEUX | Manchester Ship Canal. AEYQ | Rothesay. c
AERH | Porthcawl. d AEUZ | Widnes. AEYR | Cumbraes.
AERJ | Scarweather Lt. W. AEWB | Runcorn. AEYW Greenock, c
AERK | P. Talbot. AEWC | Ellesmere Pt. AEYW P. Glasgow.
AERL | Neath. AEVD | Prince's Landing Stage. AEYZ Glasgow. c
AERN | Briton Ferry. AEWF | Prince's Dock. AEZB | Dumbarton.
AERO | Swansea. b AEWG | Queen's Dock. AEZC Gare Loch.
AERP | Mumbles. c de AEWH | Brunswick Dock. AEZF | Helensburg.
AERS | Helwick Lt. W. AEVJ | North Dock. AEZG | Loch Fyne.
AERT || Worm’s Hol. AEVK | Birkenhead. AEZH | Inverary.
AERU | Burry Port. d AEWL Morpeth Dock. b AEZJ Arran.
AERW Llanelly. c AEVN | Southport. c d AEZK Lamlash. a c d
AERX | Caermarthen. AEVO Ribble R. AEZL | Pladda. d.
AERY | Caldy I. c. d AEVP Lytham. c d AEZM | Kildonan Pt. a de
AESB
AESC
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Old Castle Hol.
AEWR
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Preston.
MANCHESTER.
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AEZO
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| Sanda.
AESD | St. Ann’s Hol. de AEVT | Birmingham. AEZP MULL of CANTYRE. c
AESF | Milford Haven. AEVU Blackpool. c d AEZR | Islay. c
AESG | Neyland. AEWW | Fleetwood. c d AEZS P. Éiºn.
AESH | Pembroke Dock. f AEVX Wyre R.
AEWY | LANCAstER.
AEZT
AEZW
| P. Charlotte.
Jura Sound.
AESI | St. GeoRGE's CH. f AEWZ | Lune Lt. W. AEZW Loch. In Dail.
AESK Smalls. d AEWB | Morecambe B. cf AEZX Oversay I.
AESL | St. Bride’s B. AEWC | Piel Hr. d AFBC | McArthur Hol.
AESM | Bishops & Clerks. AEWD | Walney I. c AFBI) Rudha Mhail. c
AESO | Fishguard. d AEWG | Barrow, c AFBE | Islay Sound.
102188°–17—7
SCOTLAND. EAST COAST SCOTLAND.
AFBEI Sgeir Maio le (Sgeir AFEW Cantick Hol.c AFJS Queensferry.d

Vuile). AFEX Auskerry. AFJT St. Margaret's Hope.
AFBI Crinan Canal. AFGB Start Pt. AFJU Alloa.
AFBJ Fladda Hr. AFGC Pierowall Road. AFJW EDINBURGH.b
AFBL Colonsay. AFGD Noup Hol. AFJX Stirling.
AFBM OBAN. AFGH Mull Hol. AFJY Forth and Clyde Canal.
AFBN Loch Linnhe. AFGI North Ronaldsay. AFKB Grangemouth. c
AFBP F. William. AFGJ Fair I.d AFKC B or rows to unn ess
AFBQ Lismore I. (Bo'ness).c
AFBR Caledonian Canal. AFGL SHETLAND Is. AFKD Leith.b c
AFBT Iona. AFGM Sumburgh Hol.c AFKG Granton Hr.c
AFBU Dubh Artach. AFGN Bressay I. AFKH Newhaven.c
Skerryvore. AFGP Lerwick.cdf AFKI Musselburgh.
AFBIX Coll. AFGQ Dury Woe. AFKL North Berwick.d
AFBY Mull...f AFGR. Whalsey. AFKM Fidra.
AFBZ Ardnamurchan. AFGT The Out Skerries. AFKN Dunbar.ca
AFCD Rum I. AFGU Balta I. AFKP St. Abb's Hol.ce
AFCE Maleg Hr. AFGW Hillswick. AFKQ Eyemouth.cd
AFCG Loch Nevis. AFGX Scalloway.c
AFCI Ornsay I. AFGY Foula. AFKR Berwick.ca
AFCJ Kyle Akin. AFGZ We Skerries. AFKT Tweed R.
AFCK Strome Ferry. Papa Stour I. AFKU Holy I.d
AFCM Isle of Skye. Unst. AFKW Longstone.
AFCN Portree. AFKX Farn I.
AFCO The Minch. FARoe Is. AFKY Alnmouth.d
Thorshavn. AFKZ Coquet I.
AFC HEBRIDEs. Westmanhavn. Warkworth.c
AFCR Stornoway. a c de Suderö. Newbiggin.d
AFCS Lewis. Strömö. BLYTH.cd
AFCU Carloway. Tyne R.
AFCW
AFCW
Butt of łowie. a ef
Glas I.c
Noss HD.
Wick.cdf
Tynemouth.de
North Shields.b d
f
AFCY Flannan Is..f Dornoch. South Shields.d
AFCZ North Uist. Tarbet Ness.c Jarrow.
AFDB Loch Maddy. Moray Firth. NEwcAstle.
AFDE Monach Is. Cromarty. Hepburn.
AFIDG South Uist. Invergordon. Souter Pt.c
AFDH Ushinish. Dingwall. SUNDERLAND.cd
AFDJ
AFDK
Loch Boisdale.
Barra.
f Chanonry Pt.
Inverness.c
Seaham.cd
HARTLEpool.cd
AFDL Castle B. Nairn.cd Heugh.
AFDN Watersay I. Covesea. Tees R.
AFDO St. Kilda. Banff.ca Stockton.f
AFDP Rockall. Kinnard Hol. Middles B Rough.
AFDQ North Rona. Fraserburgh.cdf Whitby.cd
AFDR Sulisker. Rattray Hol.d Scarborough.cdf
Peterhead.cd Filey.d
AFDS SUTHERLAND. Buchan Ness. Flamborough Hā. a de
AFDT Ru Stoer. Newburg.d Bridlington.aca
AFDU C. Wrath.c. : Aberdeen.caf York.
f
º
AFDW Loch Eriboll. Girdle Ness.c Withernsea.d.
AFDW Sule Skerries. Stonehaven.cd Humber R. b
AFDX Strathie Pt. Montrose.cd Spurn, Pt.de
AFDY Scrabster.d Arbroath.cd Grimsby.caf
AFDZ Thurso.d Bell Rock. Spurn Lt. W.
AFEB Dunnet Hol. a ce Buddon Ness.d ULL.c
AFEC Stroma. Ferry.cd Goole.
AFEG Duncansby Hol. Tay R. Bradford.
AFEH Pentland Firth. Dundee.c Sheffield.
AFEI Pentland Skerries. Perth. Leeds.
St. Andrews.cal Gainsborough.
AFEK
AFEL
ORKNEY Is. Fife Ness.
Firth of Forth.
The Wash. f
South Ronaldsay. Outer Dowsing Lt. V.
AFEM Stronsay. AFJI Methil. Inner Dowsing Lt. W.
AFEO Pomona. AFJK May I. Lynn Well Lt. W.
AFEP Helliar Holm AFJL Fife. Dudgeon Lt. V.
AFJM
-
AFEQ Kirkwall.c Inch Keith. Wainfleet.
AFES Hoy. AFJO Kirkcaldy. Boston.c
AFET Stromness.cal AFJP Burntisland.cd King's Lynn.c
AFEU Long Hope.d AFJQ Forth Bridge. Wisbeach.
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a signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; d a Life-Saving Station;
a fºyd's signal station; faitaiº station.
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IRELAND. NORTH COAST FRANCE.
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AFNM Hunstanton. d.f AFRH Inisheer. AFWM | Blackwater Bank Lt.V.d
AFNP | Wells. d AFRI Eeragh I. AFVN | Lucifer Lt. W. d
AFNQ | Cromer. d AFRK | Galway. c AFWO | Wexford. d
AFNR Haisborough Lt. W. AFRL | Arran Is.
|AFVP
Lt.
Arklow Bk.
V.
| North
AFNS Bacton. d
AFRM Slyne Hil. AFVQ Rosslare.
d
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AFNT Would Lt. W. AFRO Killary B. AFVR South Arklow Bk. Lt. W.
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AFNU Winterton. AFRP Clare AFWS Tuskar Rk.
I.
d
e
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AFNV Cromer Knoll Lt. V. AFRO Inishgort. AFVU Carnsore Pt.
d
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AFNX Smiths Knoll Lt. V. AFRT Clew B. AFVW Barrels Rock Lt. W.
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AFNY Yarmouth. AFRU Westport. Coningbeg Lt.
W.
AFWX
d
c
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AFNZ Cockle Lt. W. AFRV Achill Hol. AFVZ Saltees.
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AFOB Swarte Bank Lt. V. AFRX Blacksod B. AFWB Bannow B.
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AFOC St. Nicholas Lt. W. AFRY Mayo. AFWC New Ross.
C
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AFOD Corton Lt. W. AFRZ Eagle AFWE Waterford. -
I.
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AFOE Newarp Lt. W. AFSC Broadhaven. AFWG Hook Pt.
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AFOH AFSD Killala. AFWH Duncannon.

W.
Cross Sand Lt.

f
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AFOI Lowestoft. AFSE Ballina. AFWJ Dunmore.
d
d
c
c
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AFOJ Pakefield. AFSH Sligo. AFWK Dungarvan.
|
c
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AFOL Southwold. AFSI Ballyshannon. AFWL Mine Hol.
c.
d
d
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AFOM Aldborough. de AFSJ Donegal. AFWN Ardmore.
d
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#.
AFON Orford Ness. AFSL Killybegs.cd AFWO |Youghal. cd
d
c
|
AFOQ Shipwash Lt. W. AFSM Rathlin O’Birne AFWP Ballycottin
I.
I.
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AFOR B. AFSN Bloody Foreland. AFWR CoRK.
b
c
|
AFOS Harwich. AFSP Arranmore (Aran I.). AFWS Queenstown.

d
d
d
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I. bc
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AFOU Orwell R. AFSQ Tory cle AFWT Haulbowline
I.
||
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a
AFOW Ipswich. AFSR Lough Swilly. AFWV Roche Pt. ef

f
a
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AFOW anningtree. AFSU Fanad Pt. AFWX Daunt Rock Lt. W.

c
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AFOY Dovercourt. AFSV Buncrana. AFWY Kinsale.
c
|
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AFOZ Outer Gabbard Lt. W. AFSW Rathmullan. AFXB Old Head Kinsale.
of
c c
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AFPB Felixstowe. AFSY Malin Hä. ef de
f
a
c
a
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AFPD Cork Lt. W. AFSZ Inishtrahull. AFXC Clonakilty.

a
AFPE AFTB AFXD Galley Hol.

V.
Long Sand Lt.

ſ
Lough Foyle.
d d c.
c
|
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AFPG AFTD Inishowen Hol. AFXG

W.
Sunk Lt. Glandore.

f
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|
AFPH Gunfleet. AFTE Londonderry. AFXH Baltimore.

c
AFPI
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Wivenhoe. AFTEI Moville.

d
AFPJ Colchester. AFTI Coleraine.

|
AFPK AFTJ Rathlin AFXJ FRANCE.

I.
W.
Kentish Knock Lt.

||
AFPL Swin Middle Lt. W. AFTL Altacary Hil. AFXL DUNKERQUE. df
b
|
c
|
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AFPM Maldon. AFTN Ballycastle. df AFXM Lille.

c
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AFPN Galloper Lt. AFTO Tor Pt. de AFXN

W.
Bergues.
a
AFTP Maidens. AFXP Zuydcoote.

a
c
AFTQ Larne. AFXQ Ruytingen Lt. W.
d
d
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AFPO AFTR
|
IRELAND. BELFAST. AFXR Snouw Lt. W.

d
|
AFPR C. Clear. AFTS Black Hol. AFXT Dyck Lt.

V.
c d
|
AFPS Fastnet. ef AFTU Carrickfergus. AFXU Gravelines.

d
a
d
c
AFPT Crookhaven. df AFTV Bangor. AFXV Walde.

a d
d
AFXY
|
AFPV Brow Hil. ef AFTW Mew Calais.

I.
d
c
a
c
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|
AFPW AFTY Donaghadee. cd AFXZ

B.
Bantry C. Blanc Nez.

AFPX Mizen Hol. AFTZ Skulmartin Lt. W. AFYB C. Gris Nez. de
d d
a
c
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AFPZ Berehaven. AFUB South Rock Lt. W. AFYG BoulogNE. df

b
a c
AFYI
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AFQB Ardnakinna Pt. AFUD Strangford. C. Alprech.

d
|
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AFQC Roancarrig AFUE Ardglass Hr. AFYJ Etaples.

I.
AFQE Glengariff Hr. AFUG St. John’s Pt. AFYK Pt. du Touquet,
a
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AFQG Bull Rock. AFUI Dundrum B. AFYM Berck.

d
d
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AFQH Kenmare. AFUJ Carlingford. AFYN P. d’Abbeville.

d
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AFQJ Ballinskellig. AFUK Greenore. AFYO Somme R.

d
d
AFQK Skelligs. AFUM Newry. AFYQ St. Valery.

d
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AFQL Valentia, AFUO Dundalk. AFYR Cayeux.

d
dd
a
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AFQN Dingle AFUQ AFYS

R.
B.
Boyne Le Tréport,
d
d
a
AFYU
*
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AFQ0 Castlemaine. AFUR Drogheda. Pieppº. df

a
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AFQP Tearaght AFUS Balbriggan.

AFYV. Pt. d'Ailly,
d
I.
AFQS Tralee. AFUW Rockabill. AFYW St. Valery-en-Caux.

d
c
AFQT Shannon R. AFUX Howth Bailey. AFYZ Fécamp.

d
d
c
a
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AFQU Loop Hä. AFUZ Kish Lt. W. AFZB Fagnet Pt.

c
AFQW Kilcradan Hú. AFWB DUBLIN. AFZC Etretat.

d
d
b
c
a
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AFQX Scattery AFVD Poolbeg. AFZE C. d’Antifer.

I.
a
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AFQY Foynes Hr. AFVE AFZG

R.
Liffey C. Hève.
la
a
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AFRB Tarbert. AFVG Kingstown. AFZH HAvRE (LE HAvRE).c

d
d
c
|
d
|
4.
AFRC
|
Clare. AFVI Wicklow. AFZJ Harfleur.

d
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AFRD LIMERICK. AFVJ AFZK

R.
Codling Bank Lt.

W.
Seine
c
|
AFRG Liscanor. AFVK Arklow. AFZM Fatouville.

d
|
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Signifies an International Signal Station; Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, Ice Signal Station; da Life-Saving Station;
or
a
e b
a a

NORTH AND WEST COASTS FRANCE.
AFZN Berville. AGEQ AGJO Usha NT, ILE D'OUEs
or
Granville. d
AGEP sANT. df
Pt.
Roc. Pt.
de
AFZQ Roque.
la
a
AFZQ Quilleboeuf. AGER Mt. St. Michel. AGJQ Stiff Pt.
d
a
|
AFZR Caudebec. AGES Avranches. AGJR Creac'h Pt. de
a
AFZS Guerbaville. AGET Bre e.
|
AFZU Rouen. AGEW Cancale. | AGJS BiscAY, BAY of,
or
AFZW PARIs. be fg AGEW Pierre de Herpin. Gulf of GAscogne.
d
AFZY Versailles. AGEX Grouin Pt. | AGJU Pt.
a a
Corsen
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|
a
AGBC The Elysée. AGEZ Bénard Pt. AGJW P. Conquet.
d
AGBE Honfleur. AGFB Roches Bonnes. St. Mathieu Pt.
d
d c
a
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AGBF Trouville. AGFC St. MALO. Les Pierres Noires.
d
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AGBH Pt. Beuzeval. AGFE St. Servan. Bertheaume.
a
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AGBJ Dives. AGFH Grand Jardin Islet.
d
Créac'hmeur Pt.
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|
a
AGBK Oyestreham. AGFI La Rance R. Minou Pt.
d
a
c
AGBL Orne R. AGFK Dinan. Portzic Pt.
a
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AGBN Caen. AGFL Dinard. BREst.
d
|
f
|
b
d
AGBO St. Aubin. AGFM St. Briac. Lanninon.
a
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AGBP Courseulles. AGFO Décollé Pt. Penfeld R.
a a
d
c
AGBR Pt. de Wer. AGFP St. Cast Pt. Rade de Brest.
d
AGBS Bernieres. AGFQ
C. Fréhel, Kerhuon.
a
q
AGBT Pt. en Bessin. AGFS Erqui.
d
Landerneau.
a
d
a
|
AGBW Percée Pt. AGFT Le Légué. Chateaulin.

a
AGBW Isigny. AGFU St. Brieuc. Roscanvel.

AGBX Carentan. AGFW Grand Léion. Capucins Pt.
|
AGBZ St. Marcouf. AGFW Roselier Pt. Camaret.

d
a
d
|
a
AGCB La Hougue, AGFX Portrieux. Toulinguet Pt.
a d
a
AGCD St. Vaast. AGFY St. Quay. Pt. des Pois.

d
a
|
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AGCF Réville. AGHB Plouzec Pt. Chévre
C.
a
a
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AGCH Barfleur. AGHQ Paimpol, Douarnenez.

d
a
d
|
AGCI AGHD
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Barfleur. Ost-Pic Rock.

C.
Millier Pt.
a
AGCK Gatteville. AGHF Trieux R. Ar-Men Rock.

d d
d
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AGCL Levi. AGHI Croix Rocks. AGLF

C.
Ile de Sein.
a
d
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AGCM CHERBourg. AGHJ Bréhat AGLH

I.
Tévennec.
d
a
f
d d
b
d
AGCO Pelée AGHL AGLI La Vieille.

I.
Roches d’Ouvres.
a
d d
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de
AGCP Pt. de Querqueville. AGHM Héaux Bréhat. AGLK Bec du Raz de Sein.
d
a
a
AGCQ Hague. af AGHN Créach-ar-Maout. AGLM l'Ervily.
de
de
la
C.
Pt.
a
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a
AGCS Jardeheu Pt. AGHP uier. AGLN Audierne.
a
d
AGCT Nez de Jobourg. AGHQ Blanc. AGLP
P.
Poulgoazec.
d
a
a
AGHR
|
Anse de Perros. Penmarc'h.
d
a
AGCU CHANNEL Is. AGHT Perros-Guirrec. AGLR Guilfinec.
d d
a d
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AGCW ALDERNEY. AGH Ploumanac'h. L'Esconil.

U
f
d
a
AGCX St. Anne. AGHV Les Sept-Iles. Pont L’Abbé.

|
AGCY Casquets. AGHX Triagoz. Combrit.

d
|
AGDB GUERNsey. AGHY Bégleguer Pt. Bénodet.

f
AGDC St. Peter Port. AGHZ Lannion. Quimper.

d
c
AGDE Hanois. AGIC Bihit Pt. Beg Meil Pt.

d a a
a
|
AGDH St. Sampson's. AGID Primel Pt. La Forest.

d
|
|
AGDI Les Ecréhos. AGIE Ile Noire. Concarneau.

d
|
AGDJ Herm. AGIH Tour de la Lande. Médée Rock.

|
|
AGDL Serk. AGIJ Morlaix. Ile aux Moutons.

d
|
AGDM Creux Hr. AGIK Penpoull. Penfret ad

I.
|
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AGDN JERs FY. AGIM St. Pol de Léon. Trévignon Pt.

a d
AGDP St. Helier. AGIN Bloscon Pt. Beg Morg Pt.

d
a
a
AGDQ St. Aubin. AGIO Roscoff. Douélan.

d
AGDR La Corbière. AGI Ile de Bas. Anse du Pouldu.

d
a
AGDT Gorey. AGIR St. Jacques.

R.
Quimperlé
a
|
AGDU Rozel. AGIS P. Nevez. Groix

I.
d
AGIU Pouléazec Pt. Pen Men Pt.

B.
AGDW St. Catherine

AGDX Minquiers. AGIW Kernic. Croix.
a
AGIX Goulven. Bec Melen Pt.

a
|
AGDY P. DE DIELETTE. AGIY Plounéour. Talut Pt. (Lorient).

d
|
AGDZ C. de Flamanville. AGIZ Pontusval. P. Louis.

d
a
AGEB C. de Carteret. AGJC Treisseny. Grave Pt.

a
P.
d
a
GED P. Bail. AGJD Kerisoc Pt. Lorient

A
f
b
|
AGEF St. Germain. AGJE Vierge Kéroman.

I.
d a
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AGEH Le Sénéquet. AGJH Abervrac'h R. Blavet.

d
a
AGJI
La
AGEJ Pt. d’Agon. Lanvaon Height. Peyrière.

da
AGEK Régnéville. AGJK L’Aberbenoit. La Teignouse.

d
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rAGEL Tourville (Tourneville). AGJM Landunevås Pt. AGNR Belle-Ile.

a
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AGJN Le Four. AGNM Loc Maria.

Is.
AGEN Chausey
d
d
d
a
Signifies an International Signal Station; Time Signal Station; ca. Weather, Tide, Station; Life-Saving Station;
or
Ice
Si
b
d
a
Lloyd's Signal Station; ſa Radio Station;

Si
Radio Time Station.

g
e
a
a
PART 1. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 101
WEST COAST FRANCE. SPAIN. PORTUGAL.
Pt.
AGNo Arzic AGRM Maumusson Ch.
de
AGVQ
|
|| St. Martin Arena.
la
a
|
AöNF Taillefer Pt.a AGRN Seudre R. AGVR Suances.
|
|
AGRP Bar
| |
Gironde R. AGVT San Vicente de
la
AGNQ Hastellic Pt.
|
a
|
AGNR
B.
Goulſar (Talut Pt.) AGRQ Coubre Pt. quera.
d
J
a
a
AGNS Kerdonis Pt. AGRS Grand Banc Lt. W. AGWU Tina Mayor.
|
d
AGNT Le Palais. AGRU Corduan. AGVW Llanes.
d
d
|
AGNW Sauzon. AGRV Palmyre Pt. AGVY C. Prieto.
|
|
La
AGNW Quiberon (Loc-Maria).ad AGRW Falaise. AGVZ Riyadesella.
d
| |
AGNX St. Pierre. AGRY Terre-Negre. AGWB Willaviciosa.
|
§";
|
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AGNZ Kerpenhir Pt. AGRZ |AGWD Guo
N.
a
d
a
|
AGOB Auray. AGSB St. Pierre de Royan. AGWE

d
- Qandas.
AGWF
|
AGOC P. Navallo. AGSD Royan. Luanco.
d
d
AGOE AGSE St. Nicolas.
|
Wannes.
|AEWſ
d d
Astºria.
|
|
AGSF AGWJ
C.
AGOF Morbihan. Grave Pt. Peñas.
a
|
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AGOH Grand Mont Pt. AGSI Tallais Bank Lt. W. AGWK Avilés,
R. a
d
a
|
AGOJ Penerf. AGSJ Wallière Pt. AGWM Prayia
AGOK Penlan Pt. AGSK St. Georges. AGWN Cudillero.
P.
|| |
AGOL Haedik I.a AGSM Richard. AGWO C. Busto.
|
|
|
AGON La Vilaine R. By Lt. AGWQ
W.
AGSN Luarca.
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AGOP La Roche Bernard. AGSQ Calonge. AGWR Navia.

|
AGOQ Redon. AGSR Mousset. AGWS Orrio de Tapia
I.
| |
AGOS Rennes. AGST La Gaet. AGWU Castropol.

|
AGOT Le Four. AGSW Pauillac. d AGWV Rivadeo.
d
d
|
AGOU Grands Cardinaux. AGSW Patiras AGWX San Ciprian.

I.
d
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AGOX Pt. du Castelli. AGSX Blaye. AGWZ Wivero.
a
|
| |
AGOY Le Croisic. AGSZ Garonne R. AGXB Barquero.

d d
c
|
|
AGPB AGXC C. Vares.
R.
La Banche. AGTB Dordogne
a
|
Aiguillon.
|
AGPC AGTD Borde Aux. d.f AGXE Estaca Pt.

|
| |
AGPD Wille-es-Martin. AGTF Hourtin. AGXF Ortegal.
C.
|
| |
AGPF La Loire R. AGTH C. Ferret. AGXH C. Prior.
a d
|
AGPH St. NAzAIRE. AGTI Arcachon. AGXJ Mt. Ventoso.

d
a
c
|
|
AGPI Chemoulin Pt. AGTK AGXK C. Priorifio.

R.
Leyre
d
a
|
AGPK Paimboeuf. AGTL La Teste de Buch. AGXL FERRol. af

|
|
AGPL NANTEs. AGTM Contis. AGXN Jubia B.
d
|
|| |
AGPM Angers. AGTO C. Breton. AGXO Serantes R.

d
a
|
AGPO St. Gildas Pt. AGTP Adour R. AGXP Mugardos.
a
c
|
AGPQ Pornic. AGTQ Bayonne. AGXR Eume R.

dd
d
I. c
|
AGPR Pilier AGTS Biarritz. AGXS Ares.

a
d
a
AGPT Noirmoutier AGTU St. Jean de Luz. AGXT Redes.

d
I.
d
|
|
AGPU Pt. des Dames. AGTV St. Barbe Pt. AGXV Betanzos.
AGPW P. Breton. AGTX AGXW Sada.
a d
Socoa.
c
|
a
|
| |
AGPW St. Sauveur. AGTY Pyrénees. AGXY Coruña. d.f

| | |
AGPX Ile d'Yeu. AGYB Sisargas

I.
a
AGPY Croix de Vie. AGUB SPAIN. AGYC Corme.

|
AGPZ St. Gilles sur Vie. AGUD Madrid. AGYD C. Villano.

d
a c
f
|
| |
AGQC Sables d'Olonne. AGUF Bidassoa. AGYF Camariñas,

d
d
c
|
|
AGQD AGUH Higuera. AGYH C. Toriñana.

C.
Luçon.
|
|
AGQE Ile de Ré. AGUI Fuenterrabia. AGYI Nemińa.

|
AGQH Baleines Pt. AGUK Pasages. AGYK ef

P.
C.
FINISTERRE.
d
a
a
|
AGQI Haut Banc du Nord. AGUL San Sebastian. AGYL Corcubion.

d
d
a
a
|
|
AGQJ Chauveau Pt. AGUM Guetaria. AGYM Sadineiro (Lobera).

|
AGQL AGUO AGYO

W.
Roche Bonne Lt. Sumaya, or, Zumaya. Ezaro.

||
AGQM La Pallice AGUP

P.
Motrico. AGYP Queijal Pt.

d d
|
de
AGQN La Rochelle. AGUQ Lequeitio. AGYQ Santiago Compos

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AGQS AGUV AGYT Corrobedo.

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AGQW Fouras. AGVC Castro Urdiales. AGYZ Padron.

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AGQZ La Charente AGVE Laredo. AGZD Salvora

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AGRB Saintes. AGVH Santoña. AGZE Rua

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AGRD Marennes. AGWI Caballo Pt. AGZH Ons

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AGRE Ile d'Oleron.

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AGVJ Pescador Pt. AGZI Pontevedra.

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AGRH St. Pierre. AGVL AGZJ Marin.

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AGRI Le Château. AGVM *AGZL
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AGZP Vigo.ºf AHEN | Rota. AHJI | Estacio.
AGZQ Q. Silleiro. AHEO | Santa Maria. AHJK Torrevieja. d
AGZR La Guardia. AHEP CAdiz. d.f AHJM Segura R.
A HER Xeres. AHJN | Tabarca, or, Plana I.
AGZT | Portugal. AHES Haste Afuera Sh. AHJO | Santa Pola.
AGZU Caminha. d AHET | P. Real. AHJQ || Alicante.
AGZW Miño R. AHEV Carraca. AHJR C. Huertas.
AGZX Valenca. AHEW Trocadero. AHJS Villajoyosa.
AGZY | Lima R. AHEX | Puntales Castle. AHJU Benidorme.
AHBC | Vianna. a c d AHEZ | San Fernando. b AHJW Albir Pt.
AHBE | Willa de Conde. AHFB | Las Puercas. AHJW Altea.
AHBF P. Leixões, a AHFC | San Sebastian. d AHJY | Calpe.
AHB(; Douro R. AHFE | Sancti Petri. AHJZ || Morayra.
AHBJ OPorto. a c AHFG | Conil. AHKP Javea. d.
AHBK Aveiro. d AHFI C. Trafalgar. AHKD C. San Antonio. af
AHBL C. Mondego. AHFK Aceitera Sh. AHKE | Denia; d
AHBN Figueira. AHFL | Tarifa. a de AHKF | Almadabra.
AHBO | San Martinho. AHFM | Palmones R. AHKI Gandia.
AHBP Burling I. AHFO Carnero. AHKJ Jucar R.
AHBR C. Carvoeiro. a c AHFP Mayorga. AHKL | Cullera.
AHBS Peniche. de AHFQ || Algeciras. d AHKN | Albufera.
AHBT | Ericeira. AHFS | Verde I. AHKO | VALENCIA. d.f
AHBW C. Roca. AHFT | San Roque. AHKP Grao de Valencio.
AHBW Oitavos. a c e AHFU GIBRALTAR. a bef AHKR Cabañal.
AHBX f AHFW Rosia B. AHKS Burriana.
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AHFZ | MEDITERRANEAN.
#W olumbretes Is.
AHCG | Guia. AHKZ | Peñiscola.
AHCI San Julian. a c AHLB | Benicarló.
AHCJ Caxias (Observatory). AHGB | Blackstrap B. AHLC | Winaroz. d
AHCL | Bugio. AHGC | Tunara. AHLE | P. Alfaques.
AHCM Ajuda. AHGE | Sabinilla. AHLF | St. Carlos.
AHCN | Cacilhas Pt. AHGF | Doncella Pt. AHLG | Baña Pt.
AHCP C. Espichel. a c AHGI Estepona. AHLJ | Ebro R.
AHCQ | Setubal (St. Ubes). d AHGK | Marbella. AHLK Amposta.
AHCR C. Sines. AHGL | Calaburras Pt. AHLM C. Tortosa.
AHCT | Odemira. AHGM | Fuengirola. AHLO Escudel, or, Fango Pt.
AHCU C. Sardao. AHGO || Malaga. d. AHLP P. Fangar.
AHCV C. St. Vincent. AHGP Velez Malaga. AHLQ Cambrils. d
AHCX | Sagres. a c e AHGQ || Torrox. AHLS | Salou.
AHCY | Lagos. d AHGS Nerja. AHLT | Tarragona. d
AHCZ Portimao. d AHGT || Almuñecar. AHLU C. Gros.
AHDC C. Carvoeiro. AHGU | Salobreña. AHLW Palomera.
AHDE | Balieira Pt. AHGW Motril. AHLX | Willanueva. d.
AHDF | Faro. d AHGX | C. Sacratif. AHLY | Sitges.
AHDI C. St. Mary. AHGY | GRANADA. AHMB | Llobregat, a
AHDJ Tavira. AHIB | Alboran I. AHMC | BARCELoNA. d f
AHDK Villa Reale. AHIC | Ferro Castel. AHMD | Besòs R.
AHDM Guadiana R. AHID | Adra. AHMF | Badalona.
AHDN | Pomarão. AHIF | Sabinal Pt. AHMG | Mongat Pt. -
AHIG | Roquetas. AHMI Masnou.
AHDO AHIJ AHMK
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| AYAMonTE. Almeria.f | Mataró. d
AHDQ | Higuerita Bar. AHIL C. DE GATA. AHML de Mar.
AHDR Rompido Pt. AHIM Genoves. AHMN | Calella
AHDS Cartaya. AHIN | San Pedro. AHMP | Tordera.
AHDU Huelva. AHIP Mesa de Roldan. AHMQ | Blanes.
AHDV Odiel R. AHIQ | Carboneras. AHMR | Lloret.
AHDW Tinto R. AHIR Mojacar. AHMS C. Bagur.
AHDY | Palos. AHIS | Garrucha. d. AHMT | San Feliu de Guixols. d
AHDZ Picacho. AHIT | Willaricos. AHMU | Palamos. d
AHEB Morro (Cano) Pt. AHIU Aguilas. AHMW Molino Pt.
AHED Padre Santo Pt. AHIV Cope. AHMX | C. San Sebastian.
AHEF | Oro R. AHIX | Mazarron. AHMY | Torruella.
AHEG | Guadalquiver R. AHIY || C. Tifioso. AHMZ Meda I.
AHEI | San Lucar de Barra- || AHIZ CARTAGENA. a df AHNC | La Escala. d
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AHEJ Bonanza. AHJD Porman B. AHNE Osas.
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AHEK Seville. AHJE C. Palos. AHNG Cadaqués.

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SOUTH COAST FRANCE. GULF OF GENOA.
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St. Cruz de la Selva (P. AHQY Saintes Maries. d f Antibes. d
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Portbou.
AHQZ
AHRC
AHRD
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Rhône R. d.
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Willefranche. d
C. Ferrat. a
AHRE Arles. St. Hospice Pt. d
BALEARIC Is. AHRG Tarascon. Monaco.
Formentera I. AHRJ. Avignon. C. Martin. a
Codolar Pt. AHRL Lyon. Mentone (Menton). d
Iviz.A. Foz.
San Antonio P. St. Louis Canal. SwitzERLAND.
Ahorcados I. Bouc. d Berne.
Puercos I. Martigues. Geneva.
Botafoch I. C. Couronne. a
Grosa Pt. C. Janet.
ITALY.
Conejera I. MARSEILLE. d Ventimiglia. d.
MAJorcA. National Basin.
-Palma. d. San Remo. d
Maritime Basin. Maurizio. d
C. Blanco. Lazaret Basin. Oneglia. d.
P. Pi. Joliette Basin. C. Mele. a
C. Cala Figuera. Old Basin. Alassio. d
Dragonera I. Château d'If I. Albenga.
P. Soller. d Ratoneau I.
Grosa, or, L Pt. Noli. a d
P. du Frioul. Spotorno. d
C. Formenton. Pomegues I. a e
Pollensa. ado. d
Planier I. d
Savona. d.f
Alcudia. d. C. Croisette. a Warazze.
Alcanada, or, Aucanda Riou I. Woltri.
Islet.
C. Pera.
Cassis.
Bec de l’Aigle. a
GENoA. b d
Piedmont.
f
P. Colon. Ciotat. d
C. Salinas. Turin.
Bandol.
Cabrera. C. San Benigno (Ferro,
Sanary. or, Faro). a
Ansiola Pt.
Six-Fours. a St. Giacomo Pt.
MINorcA.
Brusc. d P. Fino. a
Embiez I. d
P. Mahon...f C. Sicié. a Santa Margherita. d.
San Carlos Pt. Rapallo.
Ayre I. C. Sepet. a Chiavari. d
C. Dartuch. Toulon. bf Sestri Levante.
Ciudadela. Lazaretto Road. P. Venere. d
C. Caballeria, or, Ca La Seyne B. Levanto.
valleria. Inner Road. Mesco Pt.
P. Fornells. Mourillon.
Palmaria I. af
Missiessy. - Tino I.
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C. Béar (Béarn). a
P. Wendres. d Great Ribaud I. Avenza.
Collioure. d Hyères. Viareggio. d
Perpignan. C. Bénat. a AHXV Tuscany.
St. Nazaire. Fourches Mt. AHXW Arno R,
Leucate. a Porquerolles. a df AHXY Pisa.
AHPY La Nouvelle. a d P. Cros. AHYB Florence.
AHQB Narbonne. Levant Is. a AHYC LEGHoRN. d.f
Béziers.
Toulouse.
Hérault R.
Bormes Road.
Lavandou. d
Cavalaire. d
AHYE
AHYF
AHYG §. i.
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St. Tropez. AHYK Piombino Pt. a
GULF of Lyon. St. Maxime. AHYL Wecchio P.
Sardinieres Pt. a AHYN Troja I.
Brescou I. Fréjus. AHYO Castiglione.
Bessan. St. Raphael.d AHYP Talamone B.
Marseillan. C. Drammond. a AHYQ Campo alle Serre. a
Mèze. Agay Road. d AHYR Elba I. af
Cette. a c d Napoule G. AHYS Ferrajo P.
Etang de Thau. Cannes. d AHYT P. Longone.
Frontignan. St. Marguerite Ile. a AHYU Monte Grosso. a
Montpellier. Jouan G. d AHYW Focardo F.
AHQV Aigues-Mortes. d Ilette Pt. AHYW Palmajola I.
AHQX Espiguette Pt. a AHVC Garoupe. a AHYx Pianosa I.
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AHZC | Monte Christo. AIDX | C. St. Elia. a - ziata.
AHZD
AHZF
Giglio. a
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AIDY
AIEB
CAGLIARI.
| C. Spartivento. a
f AIHS Castellamare.
AIHT | Sorrento.
AHZG | Caporosso Pt. AIEC P. Malfatano. AIHU Massa Lubrense.
AHZI Giannutri. AIED | Rossa B. | Aiiiw Campanella Pt.
AHZK Capel rosso Pt. AIEG C. Teulada. AIHY Capri. d
AHZL | Capraia. a AIEH | Palmas B. AIHY | Carena Pt.
AHZM | Castello Mt. AIEJ San Antioco I.f AIJB Amalfi.
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AHZU. Bastia. AIEU C. San Marco. AIJN Policastro.
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AHZW P. St. Nicolas.
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AHZX Alistro. AIEX Rossa AIJQ
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AHZY Favone. AIEY Alghero. AIJR Suvero.
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AIRE ºhiappa AIFC C. Caccia. AIJU Santa Venere P.
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AIFD C. Argentiera. AIJV Monteleone.
AIBH Cavallo AIFE Asinara AIJX C. Waticano.
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Caprara. Gioja.
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AIFJ
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AIBK Pertusato, Reale Road. AIJZ Bagnara.

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AIBM Bonifacio, AIFK Fornelli Road. AIKC Scilla.
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AIBQ AIFN AIKE Reggio.f
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Sénétose Pt. Sassari.
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AIBQ Propriano. AIFO Nikš
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Castel Sardo.
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AIBR AJAccio. df AIKH Spartivento.
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AIBS
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AIBU Galéria. AIFQ CALA GRANDE

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AIBW C. Cavalo. AIFR Argentario Monte, SICILY.

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AIBW AIFS Orbetello. AIKM Pelero, or, Faro.
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AIBY Calvi. AIFU Ercole Pt. AIKN Mazzone Pt.

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AICB Algajola. AIFW C. Linaro. AIKQ Spuria. ef

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AICE Rousse AIFY Chiaruccia Tower. Canzirri.
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AICF Mortella Pt. AIFZ Tiber R. AIKS MEssina. bf

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AICG St. Florent. AIGB Fiumicino. AIKU Scaletta.

AIGD Rome.f AIKV Taormina.
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AIGE Fiumara Grande. AIKW Riposto.

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AICJ SARDINIA. AIGF Ostia. AIKY Aci Reale.

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AICK C. Testa. ae AIGJ Anzio. AIKZ

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Mt. Ætna.
AILB
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AIGK
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AICL Santa Teresa Gallura. Mt. Circeo Circello. Catania.

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AICN Falcone Pt. AIGL San Felice. AILD C. Santa Croce.

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AICO Razzoli AIGM Terracina. AILE Augusta.

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AILF
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AICP Vacche AIGN Gaeta. Avolos (Torre Avolos).

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AICR Liscia P. AIGO Ponza. af AILH Magnisi.

AILJ
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AICS Arsachena G. AIGP Guardia Pt. Syracuse.
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AILK Belvedere Tower (Syra
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AICT Maddalena af AIGQ Torre Orlando.

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AICV Guardia Vecchia Hill. AIGR Zannone. cuse).

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AICW Caprera I.f AIGS Ventotene AILN C. Murro Porco.

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AICX St. Stefano. AIGT C. Miseno. AILO Avola.

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AICZ C. Ferro. AIGV Procida. AILP Noto.

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AIDB G. AIGW Mt. Solaro. AILR Cozzo Spadaro. af

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AIDC Figari. AIGX Piopetto Pt. AILS C. Passaro.

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AILT
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AIDF Aranci B. AIGZ Ischia. Correnti

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AIDG Terranova. AIHB Forio. AILW Pozzalo.

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AIDH Della Bocca AIHC Imperatore Pt. AILW C. Scalambri.

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AIDK Bianca AIHE Bagno. AILX Terranova.

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AIHF
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AIDL Tavolara Baia. AILZ Licata.

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AIDM AIHG Pozzuoli.

P.
Brandinchi. AIMB Palma.

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AIHK AIMC Girgenti.

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AIDO Siniscola. Nisita.

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AIDP AIHL NAPLEs. b.f AIME Empedocle.

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C. Comino.
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AIDQ Tortoli. AIHM Portici. AIMF C. Rossello.

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Bellavista.
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AIDU AIHP AIMK
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Cavoli Torre del Greco. Granitola.

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AIUF | Vicenza.
AIMO || MARs ALA. AIQJ Missipezza Rk. AIUG ! Piave Vecchia.
AIMP Tramontana Pt. AIQK Brindisi. a b AIUJ Cortellazzo.
AIMQ | Favignana. a AIUK | Cavetta Canal.
AIMS Sottile Pt. AIQL AdRIAtic. AIUL Piave R.
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AIMU
AIMW
AIMX
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AIQP
AIQS
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AIUR
AIUS
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Tagliamento R.
Lignano.
Marano.
AINB
AINC
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AIQU
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AIUT
AIUW
Alps.
Lombardy.
AIND | Columbaia I. AIQW Molfetta. AIUX
AIUY
Milan. f
AINF | Ronciglio Pt. AIQX | Bisceglie. | P. Buso.
AING | C. St. Vito. AIQY | Trani.
AINH | Castellamare. AIRB | Barletta. AIWB AUSTRIA.
AINL | Q. Gallo, a . AIRC | Manfredonia. AIWC | Vienna.
ºt.
AINM | Mt. Pellegrino. AIRD | Mattinata. AIVD Grado.
AINP Palermo. f AH; AIWF
AIWG
| P. Primero.
| Isonzo R.
AINQ C. Zaffraño. AIRG | Gargano Hä.
AINR Termini Imerese. . AIRH | Wieste. a AIWH | Panzano B.
AINT | Qefalu. AIRK | Peschici. AIVK Gorizia, or, Goritz.
AINU Q. Orlando. AIRL | TREMITI Is. a AIVL | Duino.
AINV. Patti. AIRM | San Nicola I. AIVM Grignano B.
AINX | Oliveri. AIRO || Pianosa I. AIVO TRIESTE. a b d f
AINY Milazzo. AIRP | Caprara I. AIVP Muggia.
AINZ | Ustica I.a AIRQ | Pelagosa I. AIVQ | Servola.
AIQG | Uomo-Morto Pt. AIRT | Mileto Pt. AIWS Zaole.
AIOD Gavazzi Pt. AIRU AIVT Sottile Pt.
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AIRV Wasto. AIVU | Istria.
AIOE | LIPARI I. AIRX | Ortona. AIVX | Capo d’Istria B.
AIOG | Vulcano I. AIRY | Francavilla. AIWY
AIQH | Saraceno Mt. AIRZ | Pescara. AIVZ Pirano.
AIQJ Stromboli I.a AISC | Fermo. AIWC | Madonna Pt.
AIQL | Salina.I. AISD Mt. Conero, a AIWD | Salvore Pt. a
AIOM Alicudi. AISE ANconA. a b d f. AIWE | Pegolotta Pt.
AISG | Mt. Cappuccini. a AIWG | Umago.
AIOC) | MALTA.e AISH | Senigallia. d. AIWH | Daila.
AIQR Valetta.bf AISJ | Fano. AIWJ | Quieto.
AIOS Floriana. AISL | Pesaro. AIWL | Cittanuova.
AISM AIWM
St.
AIQU Elmo. Cattolica. Torre.

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AIQV. Sliema. AISN Rimini. AIWN Cervera.

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AIQW Marsa Scirocco. AISP Cesenatico. AIWP Parenzo.

AIOY Comino AISQ Cervia. AIWQ Fontane.
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AIOZ Gozo.
AISR Bologna.f AIWR Orsera.
AIPB LAMºdus.A. AISU Ravenna. AIWT Leme Ch.
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AIPD Cavallo Bianco Pt. AISW P. Corsini. AIWU Rovigno.

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Linosa. AISY Comacchio. AIWZ Brioni Is.

AIPH PANTELLARIA:e AISZ Po R. AIXB Pedena Pt.
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AIPJ Curritia (Spadillo) Pt. AITB Volano. AIXD Fasana.

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AITD Goro Pt. AIXE Pola.

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AIPK QALABRIA. AITE Gorino. AIXF Olivi Islet.

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AIPM Bovaling. AITF Tolle. AIXH Compare.

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AIPN Gioiosa Jonica. AITH Maestra Pt. P. Veruda.

AIPO AITJ AIXK
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Squillace. Contarina. Porer Rock.

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AIPR AITK Ferrara. AIXM Promontore.

C.
Catanzaro.
AIPS C. Rizzuto. AITM AIXN Medolino G.
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AIPT AIXO
C.
Colonne. AITN Chioggia. Ronze.

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AIRV. Cotrone. AITO Malamocco.f AIXQ Merlera Pt.

AIPW Taranto. bf AITQ Rocchetta Ch. AIXR Quarnero G.
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AIPX San Paolo AITR Alberoni. AIXS Bado.

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A1PZ. St. Vito, AITS bf AIXU Arsa Canal.

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AIQB Gallipoli. AITV San Nicolo Del Lido. AIXW Gradaz.

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AIQC San Andrea AITW Tre Porti. AIXW Ubas Pt

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AITX Murano. AIXZ Nera Pt.

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AIQE AITZ Lungo (Istria).

C.
SANTA MARIA Burano.

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AIQF Montelungo. AIUC Mestre. AIYE Fianona.
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AIQG Otranto, Padua. Farasina.

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ARRANGED.
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PART
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I.
AIYG | Moscenice. AJDG | Lucietta I. AJHB | P. Palermo.

AIYJ Wolosca. AJDH | Capocesto. AJHC | Santa Quaranta.
AIYK Castua. AJDI Rogosnizza. AJHD Pagania P.
#º
AJHF
É.
AJDL | Mulo I. | Gomenizza P.
AJ
#k
# |{º}
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Hº!
udapest. AJDN ossiljina.
A
ON -
AIYO Prague. AJDP Trau.
tº
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AIYP
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CROATIA. AJDQ Castel nuovo AJHL Kastri Pt.
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AIYR AJDR
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FIUM.E. Spalato.d
AJHM Samothraki
I.
b
d
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AIYS AJDT
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Maria Teresa Mole Almissa. AJHO Corfu.
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AIYT AJDU
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Buccari B. Makarska.
AJHP Tignoso
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I.
AIYU P. Re. AJDW Brazza
I.
AJHQ Paxo
I.
AIYV
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Cherso. AJDX Milna. AJHS Laka P.
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AIYW Zaglava Rock. AJDY St. Pietro. AJHT Madonna
I.
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AIYX
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Glavina Pt. AJDZ Juja Pt. AJHU P. Gayo.
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AIZB Prestenizze Pt. AJEC Spalmadori Ch. AJHW Anti-Paxo.

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AJED
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AIZC Galiola Is. Lesina. AJHX Sivota
P. I.
AJEF
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AIZD Unie Citta Vecchia.
AJHY
I.
Parga
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AIZF AJEH AJIB
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Sansego. Werboska. St. Giovanni.
P.
AJEI |
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AIZG Ossero. Gelsa. AJIC Phanari P.

AIZH Martinscica, or, Mar- AJEK Lissa. AJID Prevesa.
||
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tincica. AJEL St. Georgio AJIE
P.
GREECE.
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AIZK Lussin Piccolo. AJEM Camisa. AJIF Kervasara.

d.
b
c
AJEN
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AIZL Kolorat Hr. Stoncica Pt. AJIG Arta G.
d
a
AJEO
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AIZM Plaunick Curzola. a
AJIH Wonitza.
I.
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AIZO Mortar AJEQ Valle Grande. AJIL
I.
B.
Demata
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AJER AJIM
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AIZP Tre Pozzi P.
S.
Nikolo.
P.
Sansego
I.
AJES
di a
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AIZQ St. Pietro Nembo. Badia P. AJIN Santa Maura.

AJIP
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AIZR Gruizza, or, Gruica AJEU Lagºsta, Wliko P.

I.
||
AIZT Terstenik AEY Rºo. AJIQ Meganisi Ch.

I.
Q. P.
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AJIR
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AIZU Veglia. AJEW Dukato.
C.
Gomena.
AIZW Negritto Pt. AJEY Narenta Ch. AJIT Drepano.
c
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AIZX Malinska. AJEZ Tolero. - AJIU Zaverda B.

| ||
AJFB
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AIZY Verbenico. Sabbioncello. AJIW Wurko B.

AJFD
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AJBC Meleda AJIX

I.
New Besca. Kalomo.

||
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AJFE
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AJBF Novi. P. Palazzo. AJIY Cephalonia.

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AJFG
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AJBG Morlacca Ch. Palma P. AJIZ Asso.

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AJBI Segna, or, Zengg. AJFI Stagno. AJKC Samos.

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AJBL Pervicchio AJFK Lagostini AJKD San Theodoro Pt.

I.
I.
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AJBN Arbe P. AJFL Olipa AJKE Anastasia B.

I.
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AJBO Dolin AJFN Grayosa. AJKG Argostoli.

P.
I.
AJFO
|
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Pettini AJKH
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AJBP
I.
Gabovacatrida. Lixuri.
AJBR P. Jablanaz. AJFP RAGUsA. AJKI
d
Guardiana I.
AJBS AJFR Old Ragusa (Ragusa AjRM Ithaca
I.
Pago
I.
||
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AJBT Novalja. Vºghia). AJKN

P.
Wathi.
AJFS
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Pt. D'Ostro.
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AJBV Saska B. AJKO Frikes P.

a
| || |
AJFT
B.
AJBW Skerda Topla AJKQ

I. I.
Zante.
AJBX Poklib AJFW Castelnuovo. AJKR Krionero Pt.
|
AJBZ AJFW
B.
Ulbo. Teodo AJKS Strovathi (Stamphani

AJFX
|
Risano.
|
AJCB Selve. Is).

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AJFZ
|
AJCD San Antonio Pt. Cattaro. - AJKU Astoko.

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AJGB
|
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AJCF Lutostrak Traste. AJKW Pandelemona P.

I.
AJCG Puntadura. AJGC Budua. AJKW Petala P.

|
|
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AJCH Brevilacqua. AJKY Missolonghi.

|
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AJCK AJGE AJKZ

B.
Berguglie BosNIA. Sosti

I.
|
AJGF HERzEGovINA. AJLB Patras.

|
AJCL DALMATIA. AJGH Monten E.G.Ro. AJLD CorINTH.

|
AJCM Grossa AJGK Antivari.f AJLE Lepanto.

I.
|
AJCO Lungo. AJGL SERVIA. AJLF Galaxidi.

P.
AJCP Bianche Pt. AJLH Salona G.

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AJCQ Manzo. AJGM ALBANIA. AJLI Aspra Spitia, or, Isidoro

|
AJCS Premuda. AJGO Dulcigno.

º
-
AJLK
|
AJCT Amica Pt. AJGP

R.
Bojana Wostitza.
|
AJCU AJGQ AJLN Papas.

C.
Zara. Skutari.
d
| |
| |
AJCW AJGS AJLO

C.
St. Cassano Rodoni. Clarenza.

P.
AJCX Babac AJGT Durazzo. AJLP Katakolo.

I.
|
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AJCY Pasman. AJGU Samana Pt. (Semeni R.)|| AJLR Pyrgos.

|
AJDB Morter AJGW Saseno AJLV Arcadia G.

I.
I.
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AJDC Sebenico. df AJGX Walona B. AJLW Kyparissia.

AJLX
| |
AJDE Tajer. AJGY Dukati P. Proti

I.
P.
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Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide,

an
Signifies International Signal Station; Ice Signal Station; Life-Saving Station;

or
b
d
a
ea

a
a
f
ARCHIPELAGO. SEA OF MARMORA.
AJLZ AJTN
or,
Navarin, Neo Kas AJPR Pasha
I.
C.
Sitia.
|
tro. AJPS C. Sidero. AJTO Kastro.
|
AJMB Sapienza AJPT Hierapetra. AJTQ Kolokithia.
I.
||
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AJMC Mothoni. AJPW Sphakia. AJTR Paspargo
P. I.
AJME Morea. AJPW Gavdo AJTS Boghazi
I.
AJMF Koroni. AJTV Mitylene.
|
AJMG Petalidi. AJTW P. Kalloni.
AJPX GREEK - ARCHIPELAGo.
|
AJMI Kalamata AJTX Sigri
|
Ajiž
PI P
AjMk AJPY Milo.
|
C.
Kitries. - Eidos -
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AJPZ
|
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AJML Limeni St. Georgio Islet. AJUB Iero -
AJMO Mata an AJQB Siphano. AJUC Strati
C
Ajmp AJQC Serpho. AfüE

jºini.
B.
Kolokithia Lemnos
Ajúf
Ağ
|
-
B.
AJMQ Skutari.
Ajº Mudros
ºf
|
AJMS Gythium. Thermia. AJUG Kondia P.

*3; AJUI
|
AJMT Cranoe Kastro.
I.
N.
|
Iris, or, Wasili AJQI AJUK

P.
AJMU Purnea B.
R.
St. Nikolo.
AJQK
|
AJMW Sparta - Tinos. AJUL Tenedos
AJQL
|
St. Nikolas. AJUN
Pt
Ponente -
AJQN Planumi
I.
AJMX CERIgo AJUO Gadaro
I.
Ajūī
I
AJMY Spathi. AJQO Steno Pass. imbros.”
C.
AJQP
|
Andros. Afüß Kephalo
C.
AJNB Kapsali
B.
AJNC Cerigotto. AJQS Gavrion P. Afüş

|
Samoſhraki.
|
-
AJNF
Aft #;º
§.
º
Belo Pulo
I.
*:3#
ºi
º
I.,
AJUW
*
AJOX Gaidaro Islet. EUBQEA. or, NEGRo
}.
P.
AJQY Hermopolis. AJUX
o
S
| | |
Mykoni.
I
AJNK AJRB
ºrº
AJUY
|é"...i
NAUPLIA. stylida
tylida G.
G
AJNL Argos. AJRC C. Armenisti.
AJRD
|
AJNM Rhenea
i.§.
Tolon B. Arvº
|
3.
AJNP Khaidari P. AJRF Delos. Ajvi Mii lionoli
|
AJNQ Kiladia AJRG Paros. Ayº amuwpoº.

I. P.
º: §§
O.
||
AJNR Spezzia AJRH Naussa P.
§§
-
AJW
|
G
AJRK
§.
Parekhia P.
AJNU Hydra.
|
AJRL Antiparos.
|
AJNV C. Zurva.
.
AJW
| |
AJRM opelo.
AJNX Mandraki Naxos.
AJRO AJWL Guruni Hà.
|
"
AfNY Porºs. Naxia.

AJVM Khelidromi
|
AJRP
I.
|
Amorgo.
P. Pt
AJNZ iſſana Pelago

Ajöö AJRQ Vathy. AJWO I.
P.
Fogon
AJRT Nio.
|
AJOD AEgina.
|
AJOE Sophiko AJRU Santorin. AJVP TURKEY.

P.
AJRW C. Akroteri. AJVQ Macedonia.

| |
AJOG
||
Kalamaki.
|
AJOH Salamis B.
- AJRX Anaphi. AJWS Roum ELIA.
AJWT SALONIKI.
|
AJOI Lipso AJRY Rhodes.f

|
Wardar Bank Lt. W.

I.
AJOL Eleusis. AJRZ Lindos. AIVU

AJSC AJVX
Q.
AJOM Piraeus. C. Prasonisi. Kara.

|
AJWY
| |
AJSD Scarpanto. Panomi Pt.

AJON Phalerum B. -
| |
AJSE
|
Tristoma. AJW4
G.
AJQP ATHENs.f Kassandra

AjöQ AJSG Livadia B.
B.
AJWG |Problaka
C.
Themistocles.
|
||
M.
AJOR Phleva AJSH Stampalia. AJWD Athos.

I.
AJSI
|
| | | |
AJOS C. Colonna. Maltezana. AJWE Flati;

AJOU AJSL Kandeliusa. AIWG
B.
Agastira Peuthero Cove.

|
AJOW P. Mandri. AJSM Niseros. AJWH Sºyºla.

AJSN Symi. AJWI Kalamuti Hr.
AJOW P. Raphti.
AJWL Fenar Pt.
AJOX Petali G. AJSP lolimno.
AJOY AJSQ Kalimno. AJWM Dédéagatch.
§§"
Euripo Ch.
AJSR
#
AJOZ Talanta B. Levitha. AJWN Enos.
|
AJPB Berdugi
|#. *W.
I.
akiar tº.
r
ipso.
A
AJPD CANDIA (CRETE). AJSW Patmos.

|
AJPE Khania. AJSY Skala. AJWR THE DARDANELLEs.

e
|
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AJPF C. Drepano. AJSZ Stavros P. AJWT C. Helles.

|
AJPH Suda B. AJTB AJWU C. Yeni-Shehr.

P.
Griko
|
AJPI
| |
Azizieh. AJTD Nikaria. AJWV Kum Kalessi.

AJPK Rithymno, or, Retimo. AJTE Furni. AJWY Kephez Pt.
|
| | |
AJPM Megalo Kastron, or, AJTF Samos. AJWZ Sari Siglar.

- -
|
Candia Town. AJTH Tigani. AJXB Chanak.

P.
|
AJPN St. John, or, Spina- AJTI Wathi P. AJXD Nagara Liman.
C.
||
|
|
longa. AJXE
- AJTK Psara. Nagara Kalessi Abydos
|
AJPO
| |
P. Nikolo. AJTM Khios (Scio). (Castle).

-
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-
Signifies an International Signal Station; Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, Ice Signal Station; Life-Saving Station;
or
-
a
d
e a
Lloyd's Signal Station; fa Radio Station.

a
SEA OF MARMORA. BLACK SEA.
AJXH Gallipoli. AKCF | Therapia. AKFN | Moldava.

AJXI Dohan Aslan Bank Lt.V. AKCG | Buyukbéré. AKFO Dobrogea.
AJXK Sar Kioi. AKCI Buyuk B.
AJXM Myriophyto. AKCJ | Fanaraki. | AKFQ || BEssar ABIA.
AJXN AKCL Kandilli. AKFR | Dniester B.
ãº
| Hora.
AJXO | Tekfur Dagh, or, Ro- || AKCN Anadolu Hissäri I. AKFS Tsarigrad Mouth. d
AJXQ |
dosto.
Erekli. Ağ Hººh.
njur 13. Ağ . Fontana.
d
AJXR Silivri. AKCR Beikos.

AJXS Bayuk Chekmejeh B. || AKQ. Selvi Burnu. AKFW ODEssa. b c df
AJXU Stefano Pt. AKCT | Umur Banks Lt. V. AKFY | Dnieper R. c
AJXV Moda Liman. AKCV. Majar B AKFZ Berezan I.
AJXW | Fanar Burnu. AKCW | Rumili Kavak. AKGB | Victorovski.
AJXZ | Princes I. AKQX
AKCZ
| Rumili.
|| C. Anatoli.
. AKGD | Suvorovski.
AJYB | Halki. AKGE | Ochákov. a cd
AJYC | Prinkipo. AKGF | Nikolaev. b d
Fº §º
AJYE Kartal. AKDB | BLACK SEA. AKGI | Kinburn.
Spit Lt.
Aº. Ağ.
AK
W.
Ağ
A aulo Liman. Kara Burnu.dul ug R. c
†.
AJYI Tuzla (Touzla). Inada. , AKGN | Sviatotroitski.
AJ Liman. AKDG | C. Kuri. AKGO
Vºlºki, or, Volosh
AJY§§
AJYN
smid.
Karamusal. Aś R. Size poli (Pribachi C.).
Nº. }achi
C.)
AKGP
skaia.
Bogoyavlensk.
#º.
AJYO | Dil Burnu. AKDL | Poros Pt. AKGR Siversov.
AJYP Topche B. AKDM Bürghaz B. | AKGS.
AJYR A$9. F. Nikolaev.
or,
| Boz Burnu.
AKDO
b
| Anastatia, Papas
Akif
I.
AJYS Gemlik, or, Kios. Messemvria.' AKGV Konstantinovski.
|
AJYT
|| |
Mudania.
AKDQ AKGW Alexandrovsk.
C.
Emineh.
AJYW Kalolimno. AKDS AKGX Stanislav.
R.
Kamchy
|
AJYW Brusa. AKDT BUL.GARIA. AKGZ Kherson.
|
AJYX
|
B,
Panderma. AKDU Galata. AKHB Tendra
C.
|
G.a
AJZB
|
| |
Peramo B. AKDV Varna.f AKHC Perekop
|
AJZC Marmara AKDW' Baljik.

I.
|
AJZD AKDX AKHE KRIMEA,

B.
Palatia Kavārna. CRIMEA.
or
| |
|
AKDY AKHF
B.
AJZF Mermerjik C. Kaliakra. C. Tarkhan. cal
a
|
|
AJZG Galimi, AKEB C. Shableh. AKHG Eupatoria.
d
,
,
|
|
Kustenjeh (Kustendji). AKHJ |

AJZH Fanar Adasi Islet. AKEC SEVAstopol.
..
||
f
b
d
AKHL
|
or,
AJZK Kalazak, Klazati. AKED Roum ANIA. Inkerman.

|
AJZL Alonyi. AKEF Mangalia (Mangolia). AKHM C. Khersonese. cf
a
|
| |
AJZM Pasha Liman. AKEG Tuzla. AKHO Balaklava.
a d
|
AJZO Kutali Road. AKHP C. Aitodor.
d
|
§:
AJZP Arablar. AKEI Cara-Irman (Kara-Her- AKHQ Yalta. cd
#.
||
Pt.
#
|
AKHS
|º.
man).
A.%3 oqa. -
"...º.º.
- -
AKHT
ºiºi,
u(lak.
|
AJZT Artaki B. AR#w Kam)

|
a
A}\ AKEM Sulina Mouth. AKHX Chauda;
Q.
d
AJZW Kamir.
Pt a
|
AKHY|KyżAll
|
at
AKEN Serpenis (Fidonisi).

I.
AKEO AKIB Takly.

|| |
Kilia Mouth.
Q.
AJZX Bosphorus. AKIC

| |
AKEP Tulcha. Tuslinski Lt. W.

a
|
AJZY Seraglio Pt. AKEQ AKID C. St. Paul.

d
Isaccea.
|
AKBD AKIF
|
Kadi Kioi. Kamish.

|
AKER Galatz.
AKBE Haidar Pasha. AKES Braila, AKIG Churubash.
or
Ibraila.
|
|
AKBF Kavak Burnu. AKET Macin.

|
AKBH Leander Tower. AKEU Borcea. AKIH KERTCH. cf

AKBI
|
|| |
| |
Skutari. AKEV AKIL Yenikale

C.
d
Hirsova (Hirssova).
AKIM
or,
AKBJ Cºsta NTINºrle, AKEw Cernavoda. Arabat B.

|
STAMBUL. AKEX Calarasi. AKIN Ghenitchesk Str.

b
|
|
AKBN Adrianople. AKEY Olteniza. AKIP Beriuch Spit.

|
|
AKBO Golden Horn. AKEZ Giurgiu. AKIQ Obitotchna Spit.

|
AKBQ Pera. AKFB Turnu-Magurele. AKIR Berdiansk.

d
|
AKIT
| |
| |
AKBR Galata. AKFC Corabia. Bielosarai Spit.

d
|
AKBS Topkhana. AKFD Calafat. AKIU Mariupol.

c
|
AKBU Fundukli. AKFE AKIV Beglitzkaia Lt.

W.
Turnu-Severin.
c
AKBW Orta Kioi. AKFG DANUBE. AKIX Taganrog. df

c
|
|
AKBW Kuru Chesmeh. AKFH Bucharest. AKIY Rostov.

|
|
AKBY Arnaut Kioi. AKFI AKIZ Azov.

|| |
Jassy.
|
AKBZ Bebek. AKFJ Craiova. AKJC Don R. cd

|
AKCB Rumili Hissar. AKFL AKJD Pechany Lt.

d W.
Oltenia.
|
|
AKCE Yeni-Kioi. AKFM Mutenia. |AKJE Ghiesk Spit

|
i
|
Signifies an International Signal Station; Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, Ice Signal Station; da Life-Saving Station:
or
b
a
ea

a
fa
|- ASIA MINOR. NORTH AFRICA. -
AKJG | Dolga Spit. AKOB Ali-Agha P. AKRW Latakiyah.

AKJH | Temriuk B.
AKQQ | Foggia Nova. AKRW Markhab.
AKJI | Taman Lake. AKOE | Foujes. AKRX | Tartus.
AKOF Oglak I. AKRZ | Ruad I.
AKJM Asia MINor AKOH | C. Merminji. AKSB | Tripoli.
AKJN | Caucasus. Pelican Spit Lt. W. AKSC I.
;
AKOI | Ramkine
AKJO Circassia. AKOJ Sanjak Spit Lt. W. AKSE | Jebeil.
AKJQ Tuzla Bank. AKOM | SMYRNA. AKSF | BEIRUT. b
º
AKJR Anápa. AKON | Wourlah. AKSG | Damascus.
AKJS Doob Pt. AKOP Sahib P. . AKSI | Saida.
AKJU Penai Pt. AKOR Eritra. - AKSJ Jezireh.
AKJW Novorossisk, or, Sujak || AKOS Kezil Pt. - AKSL | Sūr, or, Tyre.
Bay. AKOT | Chesme. AKSN Akka, or, Acre.
AKJY Ghelenjik B. AKOW Egrilar. AKSO | Haifa.
AKSP
sº
AKJZ Kadosh, or, Chardak Pt. || AKOW Mersin P. C. Carmel.
AKLD | F. St. Duka. AKOX | Sikia P. AKSR
3.
Caesarea).
AKLE
AKLF |
t.
(Socha Bitke
Pitsunda Pt. .
Ağ
AKPC §. esus.
P.
Nuova G.
Ağ.
AKSW
(Ap
ºniº).
oppa or Yala
Jericho.
AKLH Bombori F. AKPE | Hussein Pt. AKSW | Palestine.
AKLI Guduat.
| AR# Ridru. AKSX || Jerusalem.
AKLJ Sukhuim B. AKPG | Giova P. AKSY || Yebnah.
AKLN
AKLO
|
|
Redoute Kalessi.
Poti F. c.d Ağ ºpoli P. Os.
AKSZ | Dead Sea.
AKLP
AKLR
BATúM. c df
Gunieh. Ağ #. º oris G. -
AKTB
AKTC
| AFRICA.
- AKPO Ipsera Islet. EGYPT.

AKLS CAsp1AN SEA. AKTD | Cairo.
AKLT Volga R. AKPQ | Levant. AKTF | El Arish.
AKLW | Baku. AKPS Karamania. AKTG | P. SAID. a bef
AKLW Tiflis. AKPT | Marmarice. AKTI | SUEz CANAL.
AKLX | Georgia. AKPU. Karaghatch Hr. AKTL | Lake Menzaleh.
AKLZ | Armenia. - AKPW
AKPX
Makri Hr.
Kastelorizo I.
f |
AKTM
ARTö
| Ismaila.
fake Timsah.
AKMB | Rizo. AKPY | Tristomos. AKTG | Great Bitter Lake.
AKMC | Trebizond. AKQB Yali B. AKTR Little Bitter Lake.
AKMD Erzerúm. AKQC Adália. AKTU Damietta.
AKME Platana. AKQD Kara Burnu. AKTW | Nile R.
AKMF | C. Ierós. , AKQF C. Kiloarda. | ARTX | Brulos.
AKMG | Tereboli. AKQG | Aláya. AKTZ | Rosetta.
AKMI
or,
| Kerassond, AKQH AKUB

B.
C.
Keras. Anamur Abukir

|
unda. AKQJ AKUC ALExANDRIA.

P.
Chelindreh
d
b
e
a
AKML AKUE El
B.
vona AKQL Amaid.

C.
Cavalière
|
|
|
AKMO Unieh. AKQM Aghaliman. AKUF Kanais G.

|
|
AKMP Samsun. AKQO Bagasse Pt. AKUG Marsa Omrakum.

|
|
|
AKUI
or,
AKMQ Halys Pt., AKQP

C.
Baſra. Mersina. Marsa Tebruk.

AKMS Kizil Irmak. AKQR AKUJ Bombah G.
§º
Karadash Burnu.
|
Ağ.
Hr.
Sinope. |AKUL
*
#ji. Yprus. Menelaus

|
lilien. AKQT
...
C
w
AKMX C. AKQU Kerynia. AKUN TRIPOLI.

|
| |
AKMY Kerempeh. AKQV AKUO

C.
Nicosia. Dernah.
.
f
|
AKNB Kara-Agatch. AKQW Arnauti. AKUP Marsa Sousah.

C.
AKNC Amastra. AKQX Paphos. AKUR Gureina (Cyrene).

|
AKND Koslu B. AKQY AKUS

C.
Gata. Tolmeita.
I
AKNF Bender Erekli (Hera- AKQZ Limasol. AKUT Ben Ghazi (Berenice).
||
klea). AKRC C. Kiti. AKUW Marsa Zafran, or, Chebek.
*
AKNH C. Kefken. AKRD Larnaka. AKUX Misratah.
|
|
AKNJ Kirpen |AKRE AKUY Ras Zorug.

C.
Greco.
I.
AKNL Kilia Pt.

Ağ Fº
sta. AKWB Lebidah.
|
R
-
-|
AKNM ANATOLIA. AKVD TUNIs.

ARN; fashi. |AK; AKVE.
Pt.B.
º
Syria. Zarzis.
AKNQ Yukyeri AKRJ. Ayas. AKVF Jerba (Djerba).
I.
*i.
AKNR AKVG
|
Bahiret elbu Grara.

C.
Baba. AKRM Bayas.

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AKNT Sivriji Pt. AKRN Iskanderún G. AKVH Humt Adjim.

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Aiano. AKRQ Antioch. Sur-Kenis

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AKNY
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Sandarli G. AKRS Bazit Pt. AKVN Sfax.

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AKNZ AKVO
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Rema B. AKRT Ibn Häni Pt. Kerkenah Is.

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NORTH AERICA. ATLANTIC OCEAN. WEST AFRICA.
AKVQ Sherki I. AKZR Melilla. d.f ALEK | Naos P.

AKVR Mahedia. AKZT | C. Tre Forcas. ALEM | Arrecife Pt.
AKVS | Kuriat Is. AKZU Alhucemas. | ALEN | Lobos I.
AKVU | Monastir. AKZW | Velez de la Gomera. ALEP | Fuerteventura.
AKVW Susa (Sousse). d AKZX | Alcala B. | ALEQ Jandia Pt.
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AKWY | Herkla (Hergla). AKZY | Tetuan. | ALER Gran Canaria.
AKVZ | Hammamet. ALBC Almadabra, or, Madraga ALET | Isleta Pt. e
AKWB Kalibia. B. | ALEU | P. de la Luz.
AKWD C. Bon. a e ALBE | Ceuta. d. | ALEV Palmas...f
AKWE Goletta (La Goulette).d || ALBF Almina Pt. | ALEX | Maspalomas Pt.
AKWG C. a. ALBG | Malabata Pt. ALEY | Sardina Pt.
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AKWI
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ALBJ
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AKWM BENZERT (BIZERTA). adf| ALBN Arsila, or, Arzila. ALFE | Orotava P.
AKWN | Fratelli Rocks. ALBO | El Araish. ALFH | Gomera.
AKWO | Ras Engela. ALBP Mehediya, a b ALFI | San Sebastian.
AKWP C. Serrat. ALBS Rabat and Sali.f ALFJ Hierro, or, Ferro.
AKWR Galita (La Galite), d ALBT | Dar el Beida. ALFM | Palma.
AKWS | Sorelle Rocks. ALBW Azimur. ALFN 1 Cumplida Pt.
AKWU C. Negro.
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ALRW Mazighan. ALFO Salvage
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Safi (Asafi).
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AKWZ La Calle. ALCB Mogador.

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AKYE Dellys, ALDB - St. Antonio.

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ALGR Bull Pt.

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AKYG l'Aiguille. Angra.

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AKYH Bengut. San Miguel (St. Mich- ALGS Tarafal

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AKYL Bouzaréah. ALDG Ponta Delgada. \}}\ "Yºst.

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AKYN ALDH ALGW

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Santa Maria St. Nicholas.

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AKYR Preguiza.
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AKYT Tènez, or, Tènes. ALDP Formigas. ALHE Sal (Salt)

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AKYU C. Ivi. Bonavista.

ALDQ MADEIRA ALHG
AKYW Mostaganem. Aïijñ fora fad
English Road.
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AKYX Arzeu, or, Arzew.

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AKZI Raschgun ALHT GAMBIA.
d I.
AKZL Nemours. ALEB CANARY Is. ALEIU Bathurst.

|
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ALEC Allegranza. ALEIW Albreda.

AKZM Morocco. ALED Delgada Pt. ALHX Yarbutenda.
ALHY
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AKZN Milonia R. ALEG Graciosa. manze R.

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ALEH Lanazrote. ALIB Karabane

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AKZP
I. R.
Mulaya
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AKZQ Zafarin ALEI Pechiquera Pt. ALIC Zighinkor.

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Lloyd's Signal station; ſa Radio'statiºn.

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WEST AFRICA. SOUTH AFRICA.

|
|
ALID | Brin Factory. | ALND Prah R. ALQT | Bata.
ALIF Sedhiu. - ALNE | C. Coast Castle. a ALQU San Bento R.
ALIG | Dianna. ALNF | Anamaboe. ALQV Medondo.
ALIH | C. Roxo. ALNG | AshANTI. | Aiów Corisco B.
ALIK I Cacheo R. ALNH Akkra. a bf | ALQX Elobey I.
ALIM | Salsang. ALNI | Kumassi. ALQY | Muni.
ALIN | Farin. ALNJ | Soud AN. | ALQZ Gaboon R.
ALIP | Batur. ALNK Wolta R. ALRC Gombé Pt.
ALIQ | Bissao I. ALNM | Adda. ALRD | Libreville.
ALIR Jeba R. ALNO || C. St. Paul. ALRE Komo R.
ALIU | Bijouga Is. ALNP Jella Koffi. ALRG | Ogowe R.
ALIV Bulama. ALNQ || Kitta. ALRH Nazareth B.
ALIX | Alcatraz I. ALNR P. Seguro. ALRI Lopez C.
ALIY | Nuñez R. | ALNS Agweh. ALRK Fernand Waz.
ALIZ C. Verga. ALNT | Togo. ALRM | Settée R. a
ALJC | Ponga R. ALNU Little Popo, (Anecho) ALRN Mayumba B.
§§
ALJD | Tabuia, or, Taboria. ALNV Whyda. ALRP Kuilu R.
ALJE | Bangalong. ALNX
ALNY
Kotonu.
P. Novo.
- ALRQ
ALRS
B. f
ALJG | Brameya R. Massabé.
ALJH | Isles de Los. ALRU Chiloango R.
ALJI Bulbineh. ALNZ | DAhom EY. ALRV Malemba B.
ALJM Konakri.f ALOB | Abomeh (Abomey). ALRW Kabenda.
ALJN MatakongI. |ALQG | Badagri. ALRY | Kongo R.
ALJO ! Mellakori R. ALOD | Lekki. ALRZ | French Pt. a
ALJQ Benti Pt. ALOE | Lagos. ALSB | Shark Pt. (Padrão).
ALJR Great Skarcies R. ALOF | Palm Oil Rs.
ALJS Mambolo. ALOH | Benin R. ALSD Kongo FREE STATE.
ALJU | Yellaboi Sound.
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ALOI
ALOJ
Wari.
Forcados R.
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ALSF
| Banana Creek.
| P. da Lenha.
f
ALJW | SIERRA LEoNE. ALOM | Gana Gana. ALSI Embomma (Bomma).f
ALJW
ALJY
| Free Town. f ALON | Middleton R. ALSJ Brazzaville.
Banana Is. ALSM | Leopoldville.f
ALJZ Sherbro R. ALOP | NIGER. ALSN | Stanley Pool.
ALKB | C. St. Ann. ALOR Akedo. ALSO | Padron Pt.
ALKD Manna R. ALOS Nun Entrance.
ALKF C. Mount. - ALOT || Akassa (Baracoon Pt.). || ALSQ ANGoLA.
ALKH | LIBERIA. ALOW Abo. ALSR Ambrizette.
ALKI Caldwell. ALOW | Noloni. ALST | Foreland Bluff.
AiRi C. Mesurado. ALOX | Onitsha. ALSW Ambriz B. a
ALKN | Monrovia. f ALOZ | Asaba. ALSW Dandé Pt.
ALKO || Grand Bassa. ALPB | Ida. ALSX | Funta B.
ALKP Trade Town. ALPC l-Binue R. ALSZ || Bengo B.
ALKR Sestos R. ALPE | Yola. ALTB | LoANDA (P. of). b
ALKS Kru. ALPG | C. Formosa. ALTC | San Miguel F. a
ALKT Nifu. ALPI | Brass R. ALTE | Loanda I.
ALKW Grand Sesters. ALPJ | Bonny R. ALTF | Palmeirinhas Pt.
ALKW Garraway. ALPK | New Calabar R. ALTG | Coanza R.
ALKX | Mano R. ALPN | Calabar. ALTI Calumbo.
ALKZ C. PALMAs. | ALPO | Opobo R. ALTJ Massangano.
ALMB Grain Coast. | ALPQ | Old Calabar R. ALTK Dondo.
ALMC Tabu. | ALPS Duke Town. ALTN | Cassanha.
ALME | Drewin. ALPT | Cross R. ALTO Nova Redonda. a
ALMF | Sassandra, or, St. An- || ALPU Rio del Rey. ALTP Kwi Kombo.
drew R. | ALTR Lobito B.
ALMG | Amokwa. ALPW | BIGHT OF BIAFRA. ALTS Benguela.
ALMI | ALTU Salinas Pt.
Akba. | ALPX | Fernando Po.f |
ALMJ Grand Bassam. ALPY | Fernanda Pt. ALTW | Elephant B.
ALMK Assini R. a ALQB | Santa Isabel.f ALTX C. St. Mary.
ALMO | Newtown. ALQC | Princes I.
- ALTY | C. Martha.
ALMP Albani R. ALQD | Santo Antonio B. ALUB | Little Fish B.
ALQF St. Thomé (Thomas I.). || ALUC Mossamedes.
ALMQ Ivory CoAst. ALQG | Anna de Chaves B. ALUD P. Alexander.
ALMS Ankobra R. ALQEI Annobon I. ALUE i Albino Pt.
ALMT Axim ALUF Great Fish B.
ALMU C. Three Points. ALQJ. KAMERUN R.f ALUG | Nourse, or, Cunene R.
ALMW Gold Coast. ALQK Malimba R.
- ALMX Guinea G. ALQM | Batanga. ALUH | DAMARALAND.
ALMY | Dix Coye. ALQO Beundo R. ALUI C. Frio.
ALNB
ALNC
| Sekondi.
Elmina.
ALQP | Batonga Roadstead. ALUJ
ALUK
Swakopmund
Walfisch B.
Road. f
|ALQR Campo R.
f
112 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY AREANGED. PART I.
SOUTH AFRICA. EAST AFRICA.
ALUM Hollam's Bird I. ALYK EAst LoNDoN. d AMCU Marongo.

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ALUO || Spencer B. ALYM Buffalo R. AMCW
ALUP Ichabo. ALYN | Kei R. AMCY CoMoRo I. (CoMoREs).
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ALUS
|| A Pequeña.
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f ALYP Mazeppa Pt AM ("Z.
AMDB
Ill.
Maroni
ALYQ | Bashee R. Mohilla I. (Mohéli).
ALUT | Possession I. ALYR St. John R. d. AMDC
ALUV Great Namaqualand. ALYS | Grovenor P. Płº Cove (Fumboni
.).
ALUW Orange R. ALYT | P. Shepstone. d AMIDE Johanna (Aujouan).
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ALYU Umpanbinyoni R. AMDF Pomoni Hr.
ALUX | Ascension I. e ALYW Amahlongwana R. AMDG Mayotta,
f f
ALUY Georgetown. ALYW | Aliwal Shoal. AMDJ Pamanzi, or, Zaudzi
ALUZ | Clarence B. Road.
ALVC
ALVD
| ST. HELENA. e
James Town. b
ALYX
ALYZ |
NATAL.
The Bluff.
f a b c e
AMDK
AMDN
Mamutzu.
Glorieuse Isle.
ALVE | Prosperous B. a ALZB | DURBAN. df
ALVG | Tristan da Cunha. ALZC Pietermaritzburg. AMDO MADAGASCAR.
ALVH | Inaccessible I. ALZD Tugela R. AMDP Antananarivo (Tanana
ALVI Nightingale I. ALZE | Durnford B. rive).
ALVK | Gough I. ALZF | St. Lucia B. AMDR .
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Amber (Ambre).
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ALZH | Sordwana Road. AMDS cf
B.
Suarez
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ALVM CAPE Colony. ALZI Rosi R. AMDT P. Nievre.
ALZJ RhodesiA. AMDU Qronjia.
a
ALVN | ORANGE FREE STATE. AMDV Antsirana.
c
ALVP TRANSvaAL. ALZK | DELAGoA. B. AMDW Ambavarane.
ALVQ ALZM | Reuben Pt. a AMDX Looké (Loqué).
P.
|| Kaffaria.
ALVR Zululand. ALZN | English R. AMDZ P. Leven.
ALWT | P. Nolloth. ALZO | Lourenço Marquez. be AMEB Andrava B.
ALWU Hondeklip B. ALZP | Maputa R. AMEC Wohimao, or, Wohemar
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ALVW | Olifant R. ALZR P. Melville. B.
c
ALVZ | St. Helena B. AMEF
B.
ALZS Limpopo R. Antongil
ALWB | Saldanha B. ALZT | C. Corrientes. AMEG P. Choiseul.
ALWC | Dassen I. ALZW | Burra. AMEH Tang tang, or, Tin
ALWE | Robben I. ALZW Innambán R.
ALWG | Table B. b d ALZX | Bazaruto C. AMEJ St. Mary -
I.
ALWI cf AMEK St. Mary.
P.
CAPE Town. AMBC. Marsha, or, S. Caro
AMEI,
c
ALWK Lions Rump. a lina I. Blève Reef.
ALWN Mouillé Pt. AMBD | Sabi R. AMEN Fénérive.
ALWP Green Pt. AMBE | Chiluén I. AMEO Mahambo Pt.
ALWQ || C. of Good Hope. e AMBG | Sofala R. AMEP Foulepointe.
ALWS Roman Rocks. AMBH | Pungue R. AMEQ Tamatave, or, Toama
ALWT | False B. AMBI eira. sina.
c
ALWU | Simon’s B. b AMBK | Inhamboio. AMER Watomandri. c a

ALWV C. Hangklip. AMBL | Thornton R. AMES Mahanoro. c
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ALWX | Danger Pt. a AMBN | Zambezi R. AMET Maninzari (Mananjara

ALWY | C. Agulhas. e AMBO || MAs HonALAND. R.).
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ALWZ | Struys B. AMBP Kangoni. AMEU Matitanana R.
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ALXC Bredasdorp. AMBQ | Conceicao R. AMEW Farafangana.
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ALXK Aliwal. a c
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ALXT || Krom B. AMFK Fanemotra B.
ALXU Humansdorp. AMC MozAMBIQUE. a ce AMFL Morondava.
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ALXW C. Recife. e AMC St. George I. AMFN Ambondro R.

ALXY | ALGoA. B. AMCH | Conducia B. AMFP Maintirano, or, Myan
ALXZ | P. Elizabeth. a b c d AMCI. Nakala Pt. terano R.
c
ALYC | Bird I. AMCJ Belmore Hr. AMFQ C. St. Andrew.

ALYD | P. Alfred. a c d AMCL | Memba B. AMFR, Bovanna B.
ALYE AMFT
R.
Kowie R. AMCN | Almeida B. Makambi

ALYF | Bathurst. AMCO | Pomba B. Bombetoke B.
ALYG | Grahams Town. AMCQ | Montepes Mwambº.
B. Mojanga.cf
ALYH | Great Fish R. AMCR Ibo. Betsiboka R.
ALYI Keiskamma R.
R.
| AMCS Mazimbwa B. Ikopa
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SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN. RED SEA. EAST AFRICA.
AMFZ | Mevatanana. AMJL | CHAGos ARCHIPELAgo. AMNU Tula.

AMGC | Suberbie ville. AMJN | Diego Garcia. | AMNV. Kisimayu B.
AMGD Katsépé. -
AMNW Juba.
AMGE | Majamba B. AMJO | Prince Edward I.
AMGH | Miramba P. AMJQ | Crozet I. d AMNX ITALIAN SoMALILAND.
AMGI
AMGJ
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Raminitok B.
AMJR
AMJS
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AMNY
AMNZ
| Brawa.
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AMGL | Radama P. AMJT | St. Paul I. d AMQQ { (Magadoxa).f
Mogdishu
AMGN | Ambavatobi B. AMJU | Amsterdam I. d. AMOD | Obiat.
AMGO | Pasindava B. AMOE | Ras Hafún.
AMGQ | Nosi-Bé. c AMJV GERMAN EAst AFRICA. || AMOG | C. Guardafui, or, Ras
AMGR Hellville. | AMJW C. Delgado. Asir.
AMGS | Nosi Wauru, or, Vorona || AMJX Keonga B. AMOH | Sokótra I.
Islet. | AMJY | Rovuma R. AMOI | Tamrida.
AMGU Tani-Kel Islet. AMJZ || Msimbati Hr. AMOJ Ras Radressa.
AMGW C. St. Sébastien. AMKB | Mikindani Hr. AMOK | Abd-al-kuri.
AMGW William Pitt B. (An- || AMKD Mgau Mwania.
dramatuba). AMKE | Lindi R. AMOL | G. of ADEN.
AMGY | P. Liverpool. AMKG | Mchinga B. AMON | Somali.
AMGZ Europa I. . AMKH ! Kiswere Hr. AMOQ || Ras Alula.
AMHB | Bassas da India. AMKI Kilwa Kisiwani. AMOR | Rander Maraveh.
AMHC l Juan de Nova I. AMKJ P. Beaver.
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AMOS Burnt or, Ar-Rabb.
AMKN Rukyira
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AMIO Fouquets Isle. AMQE Koseir.

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Black River
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AMIT Mathurin B. Str.

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Owyombo AMQW
AMJD Amirante Is. AMNJ Malindi. AMQX Mt. Sinai.
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AMJE AMNR
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Farquhar Is. Tana R. AMQY Hedjaz Province.

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AMJG Cosmoledo Is. AMNL Kipini.

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AMRB Akabah
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AMJH Assumption Lamu.

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AMRQ Mowila...
AMJI
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Aldabra Sherm Wej.

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AMNQ Manda Roads. AMRD

AMJK AMRF
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AMNR
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Providence and St. Patta. C. Baridi.

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Pierre Is. AMNT P. Durnford. AMRG Yenbo,

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signifies an International Signal

gna Station; Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, Ice Signal Station; da Life-Saving Station'
or
a
b
a
sailoyd's signal station; faradio station.

102188°–17—8
ARABIAN SEA. PERSIA. INDIA.
AMRH | Medina.f AMWB | Bushire. e AMYW Daman P. c.

AMRJ
AMRK
Jidda, or, Jeddah.
| Mekka.
f AMVC Dayyir. AMYW Dáhanu.
AMVD Kangún, or, Kangán. AMYX | Tarapur Pt.
AMRL
AMRO
| Lith.
| Kunfida.
AMWF | Charák.
Mught.
AMZB
AMZC
| Bassein.
Tanna.
f -
AMVG |
AMRP Loheiya. AMWH | Linja. AMZD BoMBAY. b c df
AMRQ Kamaran Hr. AMWJ Básidu. AMZE | Malabar Pt.
AMRT | Jebel Teïr. AMVK Khamír. AMZF | Outer Lt. W.
AMRU Zebayir Is. AMVL Jezírat Nábiyu Tanb. AMZG | Sunk Rock Lt.
AMRV | Hodeida. Clarence Str. AMVN | .AMZH Southwest Prong Lt. a
AMRW | Abu Ail Is. Kishm, or, Jezírat at ||
AMVO AMZI Alibagh. cd
AMRX | Hanish Is. Tawila. e AMZJ Mazagon.
AMRY | Jebel Zukur. AMVP | Bander Abbas. AMZK | Victoria Dock.
AMRZ || Mokha, or, Mocha. AMVQ || Ras al Kuh. AMZL | Princes Dock.
AMSB | C. Bab el Mandeb. AMVT Maksa, or, C. Jáshak. e || AMZO Kolaba Pt. af
AMSC | Yemen Province. AMWU Makrán Coast. AMZP - Kolaba Oby.
AMVX Khor Rabij. AMZQ | Kundari I. acq
AMSD | ARABIA. AMWY | Chahbār B. AMZR P. Chaul.
AMVZ Gwatar B. AMZS Janjira Hr. a
AMSE | ADEN. c ef AMZT Marad.
AMSG | Bal-haf. AMWC | BALUCHISTAN. Rajpuri. i
AMZU
AMSH | Makalla. AMWD Gwadar. AMZW | Bankot P., or, Savitri R.
AMSI | Ash-Shehr. AMWE | Pasni. AMZW Savaradrug.
AMSK Kishin. AMWG | Ormára. AMZX | Dabhol, or, Washishti R.
AMSL . Rás Farták. AMWH | Sunmiyani B. AMZY | Tolkeshwar Pt.
AMSP Damkut. AMWI Baila. ANBC | Shastri R.
AMSQ Khorya Morya Is. AMWK Ras Muwäri (C. Monze). || ANBD Ratnagiri. a c
AMSR Ras Madraka. ANBE Rajapur.
AMSU Ghubbet Hashish. AMWL | INDIA. ANBF | Viziadrug.
AMSW Masſra G. AMWN Afghanistan. ANBG | Malwan. a
AMSW Ras-al-Hadd. AMWP KARACHI. b.f ANBH | Wengurla Rocks, or,
AMSY | Sur. AMWQ | Manora Pt. ab c Burnt Is.
AMSZ G. of OMAN. AMWR Indus R. ANBI Vengurla, or,Wingorla. ac
AMTB | Maskat. AMWT Keti. ANBJ Aguada B. -
AMTD | Barka. AMWU | Haiderabad. ANBK Panjim.
AMTE | Sohár. AMWW Sind Coast. ANBL | Mandavi R.
AMTF | Shinás. AMWY Khori, or, Lakhpat R.
AMTH | Khor Fakán. AMWZ Kutch G. ANBM | GoA. c
AMTI | Dibba. AMXB | Mandvi. ANBP Murmagao. c
AMXD | Navinar Pt. ANBQ |Oyster Rock.
AMTJ | PERSIAN G. AMXE Karumbhar I. ANBR Sadashivgad. c
AMTL | Quoin Is. AMXF Khambhalia. ANBT Karwar Hol. a c
AMTN | Ras al Khaima. AMXH | Nawanagar. ANBU | Tadri R.
AMTO Shárja. AMXI Beit Hr. ANBW Kumpta. a c
AMTQ Dabai. AMXJ Guzerat. ANBX | Honawar. a
AMTR Abu Thabi. AMXL | Dwarka Pt. ANBY | Bhatkul Cove.
AMTS Al Wakra. AMXN | Porbandar. a c ANBZ | Kundapur. -
AMTV Doha. AMXO | Navibandar. ANQ || Mulpy.
AMTW | Ras Rakkin. AMXQ | Mangrol. ANCE | Mulki (Primeira) Rocks.
AMTX | Bahrain Hr. AMXR Verawal. a c ANCF | Mangalore. a
AMTZ || Al Manáma. AMXS Diu. ANCH | MALABAR CoAst.
AMUB | Dammām. AMXU Jáfarabad. ANCI Kannanur. a
AMUC Al Katif. AMXW Mahuwa. ANCJ Tellicherri. a c
AMUE | Kuweit, or, Al Kuweit AMXW Kutpur I. ANCL | Mahé.
r. AMXZ | Goapnáth Pt. ANCM | Calicut. a c
AMUF | Shatt-al-Arab. AMYB Piram I. ANCQ || Beipur. a
AMUG | Fao. e AMYC Gogha. ANCQ Narakal. a
AMUI Basra. AMYE | Bhaunagar Creek. a c ANCR Cochin, a c
AMUJ | Euphrates R. AMYF | Kunhbandar. ANCS Alleppi.
AMUK Makīl. AMYG | Cambay G. ANCU Travancore Coast.
AMUN | Baghdād. AMYI Baroda. ANCV Quilon.
AMUO Karán R. AMYJ Mahi R. ANCW i Trivandrum.
AMUP | Muhammera. AMYK | Tankari. ANCY Kolachel.
or,
AMUR Ahwaz. | AMYN | Nerbudda, Narbada ANCZ Muttum Pt.

a
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Tigris R. ANDB C. Comorin.

R.
AMUS
AMYO
-
Broach.
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AMUT PERSIA. AMYP Bhagwadandi. ANDF LACCADIVE Is.

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AMYR Tapti ANDG Androth

R.
I.
AMUW Teheran.
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AMUX Dilam. AMYS Surat. ANDI Aucutta

I. I.
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AMYT Bulsar. ANDJ

or,
AMUY Kharij, Kharag Minikoi

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Ice Signe Station; Life-Saving Station;

an
signifies International Signal Station; Time Signal Station; Weather, Tide,

or
d
a
b
e
a
ea
fa

a
a
BAY OF BENGAL. MALAY PENINSULA.
ANDK Maldive Is. ANHD | Cocanada. c ANKV Mayu R.

ANDM Mále, or, Sultan's I. ANHF | Vakalpudi. ac |ANKX Oyster I.
ANDO | Nine Degree Ch. ANHG | Vizagapatam. ac
ANDP | Eight Degree Ch. ANHI Bimlipatam. a c |ANKY BURMA.
ANDR One and a half Degree || ANHJ | Santapilli. ANKZ Akyab. c.
Ch. ANHK Kalingapatam. a ANLC | Arakan R.
ANDS Equatorial Ch. ANHM | Pºindi, a ANLD | Fakir Pt. a
ANHO | Baruva (Barwa). a ANLE | Combermore B.
ANDT G. of MANAR. ANHP | Sonapur, a ANLG | Kyauk Pyu Hr.
ANDW Manapad Pt. ANHR Gopalpur. a c ANLH | Southampton Road.
ANDW Coilsinipatam. ANHS Berhampur. ANLI The Terribles.
ANDX | Coilnapatam. ANHT Ganjám. ANLK | Ramree Hr.
ANDZ Tuticorin. a c ANHV | Rambha. ANLM | Ched tâba Str.
ANEB | Hare I. ANHW Chilka Lake. ANLO | Sandoway.
ANED | Pamban. a ANHX | Purſ. a c ANLQ || Khwa, or, Gwa.
ANEF | Manar. ANHZ || Devi R. ANLR C. Negrais.
ANIB | Mahanadi R. ANLS Pegu.
ANEG | CEYLON. ANIC Cuttack. ANLU | Bassein R.
ANEI Putlam. ANID | False Pt. c. ANLV | Diamond I. a c ef
ANEJ Chilaw.” ANIF | False B. ANLW Alguada Reef.
ANEK Negombo. ANIG | Palmyras Pt. ANLX Irrawady R.
ANEM | Colombo. bf ANIH | Dhamra R. ANLY | Barragua Lt. W.
ANEO Kandi. | ANIJ Shortt I. ANLZ || Krishna Lt. W.
ANEP Kaltura. | ANIK | Chandbali, a c ANMB | China Bakír.
ANER Barberyn I. | ANIM | Balasor. a c ANMD RANGooN. b cf
ANES | Point DE GALLE. de ANME | Spit Lt. W.
ANET | Neptune Battery. a ANMF | Elephant Pt. a e
ANEW Matura. ANIO || BENGAL B. ANMH | Eastern Grove Lt.
ANEW Dondra Hol. ANMI | Henzada.
ANEX Tangalle. ANIP Pilots Ridge Lt. W. ANMJ | Prome.
ANEZ | Hambantotti. ANIR Húgli, or, Hoogly R. ANML | Thayetmyo.
ANFB Great Basses. ANIS | Eastern Ch. Lt. W. ANMO | Ava.
ANFC | Little Basses. ANIT | Intermediate Lt. W. ANMP Mandalay.
ANFD | Batticaloa Roads. a ANIU Lower Gaspar Lt. W. ANMR Bhamo.
ANFE | Trincomali. ANIV | Upper Gaspar Lt. W. ANMS | Yunan.
ANFG | Pt. Pedro. ANIW Long Sand Lt. W.
ANFI | Palmyra Pt. ANIX Saugor. ce ANMT | ANDAMAN Is.
I. f
É.
ANIZ | Cowcolli, or, Kaukhali. || ANMW Table
ANFJ PALK STR. ANJB | Mud Pt. a c e ANMW P.
ANFK Jafnapatam. ANJC Kalpi Anchorage. ANMX | P. Campbell.
ANFM Tondi. ANJE | Diamond Hr. a c e
ANFQ Adrampatam. ANJF | Húgli Pt. a e ANMY | Nicob AR Is.
ANFP Pt. Calimere. ANJG | Garden Reach. ANOB Kar Nicobar.
ANFR Coromandel Coast. ANJH | Kidderpur Wet Docks. || ANOC | Nankauri Hr.
ANFS Negapatam. ANJI CALCUTTA. b f ANOD Kamorta.
ANFT | Tanjore. ANJK Sibpur, c
ANFW Trichinopoly. ANJL | Howrah. ANOF | MARTABAN G.
ANFW Nagar. ANJO || Kidderpur. bc ANOG | Sittang.
ANFX | Kárikal. a ANJP Chandernagore. ANOH | Moulmein.
ANFZ | Tranquebar. ANJO | The Sundarbans. ANOJ Amherst. b c e
ANGB | Colerun. ANJS Mutlah Lt. W. ANOK Pagata.
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ANGC P. Novo. ANJT P. Canning ANOL | Salween R.
ANGD . Cuddalore. ANJU | Haringhita R. ANOP Tong Aing.
ANGE | Pondicherri. a ANJW Morel ANOQ | Double I.
ANGH | Mahábalipúr Pagodas. ANJX | Barisăl. ful. ANOR Yé.
ANGI | Covelong. ANJY | Ganges R. f ANOT
ANGJ MADRAs. ab c | ANKB | Tetulia R. ANOU | Reef I.
ANGK Pulicat. ANKC Brahmaputra R. ANOV Nwa labo (The Cone).
ANGM Armeghon. . ANKD | Meghna R. ANOX | Mergui.
ANGO | Nellore. ANKF | Narainganj. ANOY | Tenasserim.
ANGP Kottapatam. ANKG | Dacca. ANOZ || Morrison B.
ANGR Nizampatam. | ANKH | CHITTAgoNg. ANPC Hastings Hr.
ANGS Kistna R. ANKJ Karnafuli R. a ANPD | Renong.
ANGT | Divi Pt. ANKL Júldia Hill. c ANPE Kra.
ANGV Masulipatam. a c ANKM Sudder-ghat. c ANPG | Pakchan R.
ANGW Narsapur. ANKP Kutabdia I.
ANGX Yanaon. ANK Maskhal I. ANPH | MALAY PENINsulA.
ANGZ | Godavari R. | ANKR Cox Bazár. ANPI Kopah Inlet.
ANHB Coringa B. ANKT | Elephant Pt. ANPK Taukopah.
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ANHC Hope I. ANKU Naaf R. ANPL Klong Bagatae.
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a signifies an International signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; da Life-Saving Station;
tºa station: faradio'station.
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MALAY PENINSULA. SIAM. CHINA.
ANPM | Salang I, or, Junkseylon. || ANTS | Redang Is. ANXJ CHINA.

ANPR Khelong B. ANTU Kalantan. ANXK Pakhoi.
ANPS Tongka. ANTV Singora. ANXL | Hainan.
ANPU | Puket. Hr. ANTW | Lakon. ANXO || Kienchu ſu.
ANPV | Thartía. Hr. ANTY | Bandon. ANXP Hoihau B.
ANPW Kasom R. ANTZ | Meuangpran. ANXQ | Hausui B.
ANPY | Panga R. ANUB | Faichaburi. ANXS Yulinkau B.
ANPZ | Malakka Str. ANUD | Maikulaung. ANXT || C. Bastion.
ANQB Tarang. ANUE | Ratburi. ANXU | Leichau.
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ANQD | Butang Group. ANUF | Kanburi. ANXV Kwangchauwan,
ANQE | Langkawi I. ANUG | Tachin R. ANXW Tihenpien, or, Tienpak
ANQF | Pulo Lada. Hr. s
ANQH | Bass Hr. ANUI SIAM. ANXZ || Huilingsan Hr.
ANQI Kedah R. ANUJ Bangkok. ANYC | Namo Hr.
ANQJ Muda R. ANUK Bangkok { R. Lt. W. ANYD St. John I.
ANQL | Penang. e ANUL | Bang pa Kong R. ANYE Ladrone Is.
ANQM Government Hill. a ANUM C. Liant. ANYG | Macao.
ANQO || Georgetown. ANUO | Chuen I. ANYH | F. Guia.
ANQR Muka Hä. a ANUP Chentabun R. ANYI CANTON.c
ANYJ
R. or,
ANQS Fort Pt.
R.
ANUQ | Chang.I., Koh Chang. Canton (Chukiang).
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ANQT Province Wellesley. ANUR Tung Yai ANYK Whampoa.
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ANQV Weld, or, Sapetang. ANUT Soton. ANYL Lantau, or, Taiho
P.
I.
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ANQX ANUW Sala. HoNg Kong. b.f

R.
Lárut ANYM
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ANYP Victoria.
R.
ANQZ Thaipeng. ANUW Kampong Ton
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ANRB Pulo Pangkor. ANUY Hatien. ANYQ Kaulung.

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ANRC Dinding ANUZ Kankao R. ANYR Aberdeen Docks.

R.
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ANRE Pulo Katak. ANVD Cambodia, or, Kamao Pt. ANYT Lema Is.
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ANRF Perak R. ANVE Mitho. ANYU Gap Rock.
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ANRG Telok Anson. ANVF Angiang. ANYW Green
I.
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ANRH Durian Sabatang. ANVH Oudon. ANYX D’Aguilar. af
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ANRJ Kwala Kangsa. ANVI Pulo Condore. ANYZ C. Collinson.
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ANRK Bernam R.
R.
ANZB Kiang, or, West
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ANRL Selángor R. ANVJ Cochi CHINA. ANZD Samshui.
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ANRO Pulo Angsa. ANWL SAIgoN. ANZE Wuchu fu.

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c
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ANRP One Fathom Bank Lt. W. ANVM Haonbaikan ANZF Waglan Islet.
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ANRQ Klang. ANVO Bienhoa. ANZE|| Mirs B.

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ANRS P. Swettenham. ANVQ St. James, cf ANZI Bias B.

C.
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ANRT Kwala Lumpor. ANVR Kangio Bank. ANZJ Honghai B.

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ANRU ANZL
R.
Langat ANVS Fuokbinkiang Lt. Hiechechin B.

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Jugru ANZM
R.
ANRW ANVT Pulo Sapatu. Kiahtsz.

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Tungao.
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ANRX Arang Arang Anchorage. ANVU ANZO

de
Pulo Ceicer Mer.

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ANRY ANZ Breaker Pt.

C.
Rachado.
ANRZ Lingi R. ANWW ANAM. ANZR Good Hope.
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ANSC Malakka. ANVX Kega Pt.

ANZS Sugarloaf
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ANVY
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ANSD St. Paul Hill. C. Padaran. ANZU Swat AU.

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b
c
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ANSE
R.
Muar, or, Moar

B.
ANVZ Fanrang ANZW Chauchu fu.

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ANSG Tanjong Panchur. ANWB Kamranh B. ANZW Han R.

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ANSH Pulo Undan. ANWC Hon Kohe P. ANZY Namoa

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ANSI Formosa Mt. ANWE C. Warella. AOBC Lamock Is.

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a
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ANSK Pulo Pisang ANWF Fuyen Hr AOBD Tongsang Hr.

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ANSL Tanjong Bulus. ANWG Vungchao. AOBE

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ANSM SINGAPORE. ANWI Kinhon, or,Thinai Hr. AOBF Chapel

b b
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ANSP Pulo Brani. ANWJ Kikik (Vungkuit).

B.
AOBG Tsingseu
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ANWK
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ANSQ Sultan Shoal Lt. Tourane. AOBH Taitan

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ANSR Raffles Lt. ANWM HUE. AOBI AMoy.

b
c
ANSU F. Canning. be ANWO Ton KIN G. AOBJ Chinchu.

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ANSW Singapore New Hr. ANWP Hatinh. AOBK Dodd

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ANSW Mt. Faber. ANWR Songhoi, or, Kuahoi AOBM

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Ockseu
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ANSY Johore R.
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ANWS Songka AOBN Hunghwa Ch.

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ANSZ Horsburgh Lt. ANWT Nam Dinh. AOBP Turnabout

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ANTB Pedra Branca Lt. ANWW Hanoi.f AOBR Haitan Str.

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ANTD Singapore. ANWX Bacht Ninh.

of
Old Strait
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ANTE New Johór. ANWY Kua Kam R. AOBS ForMosA.

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ANTF Sibu Is. ANXB Hon Dau Kelung Hr.

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ANTH Blair Hr.

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ANXC Haifong. AOBV Syauki Pt.

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ANTI Endau R. ANXD Norway Is. AOBW Tamsui Hr.

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ANTJ ANXF
R.
B.
Pahang Ha Long AOBX Mengka.

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ANTL ANXG
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Pakan. Paracel Is. AOBZ Teukcham.

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ANXH
R.
ANTQ Pratas Heongsan

I.
Kuantan AOCB
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ANXI
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ANTR Tringano. Macclesfield Bank. AOCD Tyka.

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d
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Lloyd's Signal Station; fa Radio Station.

a
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SIGNALS-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 117
CHINA. PE CHILE GULF. KOREA.

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AOCF | Goché. AOGB Kwachau. AOJR | Shaliutien I.
AOCG | Lokiang. AOGC | Sienniumiao. AOJS Laumuho.
AOCH | P. Koksi. AOGE | Golden I. |AQJU Ninghai.
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AOCJ Taiwan fu. AOGF | Pisinchau. AOJW | Shanhainuan.
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Amping. Aggh
Pt.
AOCK AOJW
of
| Bethune. Great Wall China.
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AOCL Takau. |AQGI Tsauhia AOJX Liautung Province.
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AOCN Tangkiang. AOGJ NANKIN. AOJY Kingchu fu.

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AOCP Saracen Hol. AOGL Wade AOKB Liaoho.
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AOCQ Nansha, or, South |AOGM fu. AOKC Newchwang.
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AOCS Saud B. AOGN Wuhu. Newchwang Lt.
W.
AOKD
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AOCT Kaliwan R. AOGP Hains Pt. AOKE Mukden.
AOCU PEscAdores Is. AOGR Pihmatsui. AOKG Yinkoa.
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AOCV Makung Hr. AOGS Kieuhien. AOKH P. Adams.
Ponghau Hr. AOGT Buckminster AOKI Kinchau.
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AOCW
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AOCX Meiaco sima Is. AOGW Wild Boar Reach. AOKL Liautishan Promontory.
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Fitzroy AOKM
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AOGW ARTHUR.
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AOCY AOGX | | Taitzuchi Beacon. AOKN
B.
MIN R. Talienwan
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AODB Wufu. AOGZ Langkiangki, or, Hen Pt. AOKQ
B.
Victoria
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AODC Tungkuen. AOHB Nganking Reach. AOKR Yentoa B.

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AODE Tungsha. AOHC Eagle Beacon. AOKS Kwanglotau
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Mingan Pass. AOHD Christmas AOKU Blonde Is.
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AODG
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AODH Pagoda Anchorage. AOHE Tungliu. AOKV Haiyuntau
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AODI Fuchau. AOHG Spencer Rock. AOKW Thornton Haven.
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AODK Nantai AOHI Dove Pt. Beacon. AOKY Bourchier Group.

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AODL
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Samsa Inlet. AOHJ Northeast Crossing Bn. AOKZ Takushan.
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AODM Tongshu Lt. W. AOLB Ta

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AODP Fuyan AOHK Otter Pt. AOLD -
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AODQ Namkwan Hr. AOHM Hukau. AOLE Aichiu.
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AODR Wenchau fu. AOHN Poyang Lake.

AOLF
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AODT Snipe AOHP Wuching. ChoseN.

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AODU Ngaukiang. AOHR Kiukiang. AOLG Chenampo (Chel tau).
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AODV Ou Kiang. AOHS Wusueh. AOLH Wiju.
AODX Wenchau B. AOHT Liyushan. AOLI Pingyang Inlet.
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AODY Sanmun B. AOHU Low Pt. AOLJ Sir James Hall Group.
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AODZ Shipu Hr. AOHV Kichau. AOLM Seoul.
AOEC Nimrod Sound. AOHW Hwangchau. AOLN Jinchuen, or,
In
chân.
AOED Chusan Archipelago. AQHX HANKow. AOLP Salée R.
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AOEF AOLR
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Barren Is. AOHY Chungking. CHEMULPo.
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AOEG Loka AOIB Wuchang fu. AOLS Wonsan.
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AOEH Sinkeamun Hr. AOIC Singti Reach. AOLT Prince Jérôme G.

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AOEI Tinghai Hr. AOID Yochau fu. AOLV Asan Anch -

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AOEJ Yung R. AOIE Tungting Lake. AOLW Marjoribanks

AOEL Chinhai. AOHF Ichang fu. AOLX Keum gang.
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AOEM Ningpo. AOIG Sha Sze. AQIZ Conference Group.

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AOIH
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AOEN Chapu. Suchau. AOMB Guérin -

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AOEQ Wantaokwan. AOIJ YELLow SEA, or, Hwang AOMC Kokuntau Is.
AOER AOMD
B.
Hangchau AI. Kunsan.

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AOES Tsientangkiang. AOIK Kyauchau Hr. AOME Naju'Group.

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c
AOEU
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Yenchu. AOIL Haiyang. AOMF Mokpo.

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Tsingtau. fg
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AOEV Steep
R.
AQIM AOMG Yong San Gang
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AOMI
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AOEW West Volcano AOIN Aylen Modeste

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B.
I.
AOEY
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AOMJ
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Bonham AOIP Yungching. Mackau

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AOEZ North Saddle AOIQ Shantung Fromontory. AOMK

I.
Washington
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AOFB Gutzlaff AOIS Weihaiwei. AOMN Chindo.

R. I.
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c
AOFD Yangtse AOIT Leukungtau. AOMP Chejin.

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AOFE Tungsha Lt. W. AOIU Lungmun Hr. AOMQ Kuper Hr.

AOFG Kiutoan Lt. W. AOIW Chefoo. AOMS Quelpart
I. I.
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AOFI Wusung. AOIX Tengchaufu. AOMT Beaufort

c
AOFJ SHANGHAI. AOIY Miautau Is. AOMU P.

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AOFK Paoushan Pt. AOJB G. of PE CHILI. AQMW Cargodo (Köjedo).

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AOMX Broughton Hr.

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AOFM Langshan Crossing. AOJC Tatsingho, or, Yellow

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AOFN North Tree Beacon. AOJD Tiemunkwau. |AOMY Douglas Inlet.

AOFP
or,
Kiushan Beacon. AQJF Takoho, Tasanho. AONB Masanpo.

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AOFR Tunglotu Beacon. AOJG Peiho R. AQNQ Tsu sima.

AOFS iangyin. AOjh Taku. AOND Fusan.
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AOFT Fishbourne AOJK Taku Bar Lt. W. AONF Fusan Kai.

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AOFW Pottinger AQII, AONG Sorio.

I.
Tientsin.
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AOFW Tantu. Tungchau.

B.
AOJM AONH Unkofsky

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AOFX Silver Peking, AONJ C. Duroch.

I.
AQIP
AOJQ AONK
fu.
AOFZ Chinkiang Petang. Chaguchiendogu.
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11S GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I.
SEA OF OKHOTSK. JAPAN.
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AONL Gensan (Yuensan). AOSH | Tausk B. | AOWK Yobuko.
AONP P. Lazaref. AOSJ Arnam R. AOWL Kariya.
AONQ | Dungan R. AOSK Babushkin G. AOWM Hibi Ch.
AONR P. Chestakof. AOSL Ghiiinsk B. AOWP Imari.
AONS Song Chiu. AOSN Gighiga. AOWQ | Hirado no Seto (Spex
AONT | Tizenko B. AOSP G. Str.).
AONU Sivutch B. AOSQ | Tigil R. AOWR | Hirado.
AONW Anna B. AOWT | Goto Is.
AONX | Kornilof G. AOSZ || JAPAN. AOWU Koshiki-sima.
AONY | Nadjini. AOWW | Nama ura.
AONZ | Goshkevitch B. AOTB | HoN SHU. AOWX | Kisakasima (Kugasima).
AOTC Tsugaru Str. AOWY | Ose saki, or, C. Goto.f
AOPC MANCHURIA. AOTE | Omasaki sima. AOWZ Fukai.
AOTF | Rikuoku G. AOXB | Omura.
AOPD Russian TARTARY.
| AOTH | Ominato. AOXD | Otawa.
AOPE Tumen R. (Tumen Ula). || AOTI Yokohama (Rikuoku G).
AOTJ | Nohechi.
AOXE | NAGAsAKI. b c f
AOPG | Hunchun. AOXF Kageno sima.
AOPH | Posiette B. AOTL | Shiranai B. AOXH | Iwo sima.
AOPI Expedition B. AOTM i Moura B. AOXI Fukabori.
AOPK Novgorod. AOTN Azamushi. AOXJ | Kuchinotsu.
AOPL | Pallada Road. AOTQ Aomori. c AOXL | Shimabara.
AOPM Trinity B. AOTR Tappi Saki (C. Tatsupi). || AOXM Miike.c
AOPQ | Gamova B. AOTS | Yonesiro Gawa. c AOXN | Hayasaki Ch.
AOPR Slavianski B. AOTW | Sakata. c AOXQ Misumi Hr.
AOPS Amur B. AOTW Kamo. AOXR Yatsushiro.
AOPU | Sedimi B. AOTX | Sado I. AOXS | Sakitsu ura.
AOPV | Pestchannui Pt. AOTZ | Niigata Roadstead. c. AOXU Ushibuka Hr.
AOPW | Retchnoi I. d AOUB | Fushiki. c AOXV | Naga sima.
AOPY || C. Tokarofski. AOUC | Noto Peninsula. AOXW Koshiki Is.
AOPZ || VLADIvostok. a b c f
AOUE | Nanao. c AOXZ || Kata ura.
AOQB | Golden Horn Hr. AOUF | Nakai. AOYB | Tomari ura.
AOQD C. Galdobin. d AOUG | Sudzu misaki. AOYC Kagosima.c
AOQE Kazakavitch. AOUI Kanazawa. c AOYE | Sata no misaki, or, C.
AOQF | Novik B. AOUJ | Mikuni, or, Sakai. Chichakoff.
AOQH Skrypleff I. a AOUK | Tate ishi zaki. AOYF | Van Diemen Str. (Osumi
AOQI | Eugénie Archipelago. AOUM Wakasa B. Str.).
AOQJ Peter the Great B. AOUN | Tsuruga B. c AOYG | Linschoten Is.
AOQL || Onsuri B. AOUP Ohama. AOYI Okinawa Group.
AOQM Askold I. a AOUR Miyadsu. AOYJ Okinawa sima.
AOQN Strelok B. AOUS Oki sima. AOYK | Kerama Group.
AOQR | Putiatin I. AOUT | Saigo Hr. AOYL | Me Sima Group.
AOQS America B. AOUW Tsuno sima.f AOYM Aburatsu Hr.
AOQT | Povorotny Pt. AOUX Miho B. AOYN | Osima. d
AOQV Olga B. AOUY | Hamada. AOYP P. Inokushi.
AOQW St. Vladimir B. AOWB | P. Susa. AOYR P. Yonodzu.
AOQX G. of TARTARY. AOVC | Hagi. AOYS | Saiki.
AOQZ | Pestchanii Pt. AOVD | Sen Zaki uchi. AOYT | Bungo Ch.
AORB | Barracouta Hr. (Impe- || AOVF Ouro Anchorage. AOYV Tsukumi.
rial Hr). AOWG | Aburatani B. AOYW Usuki.
AORC | Menschikoff Pt. AOWH | Siro simas. AOYX Sagano seki.
AORE | Castries B. d AOWJ Rokuren I. AOZB Oita.
AORF Alexandrovski. AOWK | Mutsure. c AQZQ Beppu.
AORG | Amur R. AOVL | Shirasu. AOZD | Hiji.
AORI | North Ch. AOWN | Kosedo Str.
AORJ | Nikolaevsk.a AOWP | Shimonoseki. c AOZF | SETo Uchi, or, INLAND
AORK Sakhalin I. (Karafuto). || AOVQ | Hiku sima. SEA.
AORM | Jonquière C. a AOZG | Hime sima.
AORN | Dui. AOWS KIU's HU. AOZH | Nakatsu.
AORP Kosounai. AOWT Moji. AOZJ | Isaki.
AORS | Mauka Cove. AOWU | SHIMONos Eki STR. AOZK | Suwo nada.
AORT | C. Notoro. a AQVX | Hayatomo Str. AOZL | Mitaziri.
AORU La Pérouse Str. AOWY | Dairi. AOZN | Tokuyama.
AORW Korsakovsk. AOVZ Kokura. AOZP Kasado sima.
AORX | C. Elizabeth. AOWC Wakamatsu. c AOZQ Iyo nada.
AORY | Shantarski Is. AOWD Fukuoka. c AOZS Osima (Sető Uchi).
AOSB | Tougourski G. AOWE | Hakata. AOZT | Misima nada.
AOSC Udski B. AOWG | Iki sima. AOZU | Hirosima.c
AOSD | P. Aian. AOWH || Yebosi I. AOZW O Sima.
AOSF | SIBERIA. AOWI Karatsu. AOZX | Mitzura.
AOSG | Okhotsk.f AOWJ. Taka sima. AOZY | Miwara.
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JAPAN. BERING SEA.
APBD | Onomichi no seto.c APEY | Owasi. APIY | Matsu Shima.

APBE | Mekari seto. APEZ || Mura Hr. APIZ Shiogama.
APBF | Tomo. APFC | Goza Hr. APJD | Tona Canal.
APBH Fukuyama. (Honshu.) | A PFD Matoya. APJE | Ishi no maki. cd
APBI Okayama. APFE Toba. APJG | Kinkuwasan, or, Yama
APBJ Katakami. APFH | Suga sima. deri Ch.
APBL | Sakoshi B. APFI Owar.A. B. (Ise SEA). APJH Onagawa.
APBM Oo-Ura B. APFJ Owari. APJI Okatsu.
APBN Akashi. APFL || Yamada.
APJL | Qppa, B.
APBQ || Wada no misaki. APFM Okuchi B. APJM | Kita kami R.
APBR Kobe. b c APFN | Tsu. APJN | Shidzukawa.
APBS Hiogo. APFQ | Yokkaichi.c APJQ Koidzumi.
APBU Kawatsi. APFR | Kuwana. APJR | Kesennuma.
APBV | Osaka. c APFS Nagoya. APJS Hirota B.
APBW Kizu gava. APFU Atsuta.c APJU Imaidzumigawa.
APBY | Sakai, c APFW Chita. APJW | Ofunato B.
APBZ || Tomago sima. APFW Taketoyo.c APJW Kamaishi.
APCB | Isumi Str. APFY | Handa. APJY | Rivbishi.
APCE | Hachken R. - APFZ Mikawa. APJZ | Odzuchi.
APCF | Wakayana.c d - APGB | Toyohashi. APKB | Funakoshi.
APGD Oyama. APKD | Kuji B.
ś.
APCG | SHIKoku. APGE | Hamamatsu. | APKE Yamada.
APCI P. Ikata. APGF Kakesuka minato.c
APKF Miyako.
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P. Amai. Omaisaki. APKH | Shiriyasaki.
APKI
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APCN Okuchi B. APGM Shimidzu Hr.c

Riº or Mala.
APCO
APCR
APCS
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APCT | Susaki.c APGS Arari. APKQ Fukushima.c
APCW Riudsu saki. APGT | Tago B. APKR Kattojisaki.
APCW Urado Hr.c | APGW Iro o saki. APKS HAkodate.bc.
APCX
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APGW Mikomoto, Rock Ananasaki Spit,
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APKU
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APCZ Moroto Saki. APGX Simoda. Shiokubi misaki.
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APDB Kamata saki. APGZ Sagami ura. |APKW. Yesan Sakic

APDC APHP APKW
B.
Ishima. Atami. Volcano
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APDF Tachibana ura. APHC Odawara. APKX Mori.c

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APDG Nakashima gawa. APHE Kotawa B. APKZ Sinmororan, or, Ender

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APDH Komatsushima An- APHF Joka sima.

chorage. APHG Tsurugi saki. APLB Saru.
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APDJ Tokushima. APHJ APLC Sutsini.

B.
Kaneda
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APDK Naruto Passage. APHK Uraga Ch. API.E Urakawa.

APHI,
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APDL Awaji sima. Kanonsaki." APLF Yerimo saki.

APDN APLG
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Fukura. APHN Yokosuka.c Sirunoki.

APLH
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APDO Yura Hr. APHQ Susaki. Kushiro.

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APLI
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APDQ APHQ Nigisi. Keramot Saki.

B.
Tsuda
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APDS Takamatsu.c APHS Honmoku Lt. W.

ARLI. Akishi.
APDT Nabe sima. APHT Yokoh APLK Hamanaka.
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APHU Takasimacho. APLN Otchisi saki, or, Usu.f

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APDW Sakaide. APHW Kanagawa. APLO Noshapp Saki.

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APDX Marugame. APHX Kawasaki. APLQ Nemoro Anchorage.c

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APDY BINGo NADA. APHY Haneda. APLS Natske B.

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APEB Imabari. APIB Shinagawa.c APLT Kinashiri.

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APEC Matsuyama. APIC Tokyo. APLU KURIL Is.

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APED Mitsuga hama.c APID Tsukiji. APLW Shakotan Hr.

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APEG Tsuru sima. APIF Tone gawa. APLX

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APEH Nagahama. APIG Funabashi. Anama Hr.

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APEK Hino misaki. APIL Kisaradzu. APMD Naibo Hr.
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APEL Tanabe. APIM Futsu saki. APMF Urup

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APEM Siwo misaki.f APIO Tateyama. APMG Soya saki.

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APEO
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Kusimoto.d APIQ No sima saki. APMH Nossyab.

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APEQ Oosima. Dzunan Is. APMJ Refunsiri

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APET Ura Kami Hr. APIU Inuboye saki.cf APML Mashike, or, Maski.c
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APEU Taize Ura. APIV Naka Hr. APMQ Ishikari R.

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APEX APIX
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APMU Kamoi saki, or, C. No- || APRG | Siak. APUZ | Babi I.
vosilzov. APRH | Durian Str. APVB Payung I.
APMV | Siru unku (I wani B.).c APRJ Pulo Batam. APWC | Edam I.
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APMX Behkei misaki (Sutt || APRK Rhio Str. APWE -
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APWF | Tanjong Priok.b
APMY | Okusiri. APRN Little Karas I. | Buitenzorg.
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APMZ || Yesashi.c APRO | Terkolei I. APWJ or, Menja
APND C. Sirakami. APRQ | Pulo Sau. wak.
APRT Indragirie R. APVK
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AENK APWN Tegal.
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APNI
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APRY
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APWO
APVR
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Palembang R.
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APNK Petropavlovsk.
APRZ | ARVs Krimon Java
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APNL Ukinsk B.
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APSB Muntok. Japara Islet.
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APTD Pulo Pisang Hr APWX Banjuwangi.a

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APUF APXZ
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APQM Kota Raja. Pulo Nias. Sará wak.

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APQR Sabang B.ef APUI Siboga. APYE Rajang

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APQU
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APQW Langkat - APYK Barram R.

APQX Medan. APUQ JAvA. APYM Muara
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APRB APYO
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Batu Bara. APUS Fourth Pt. (Anjer).e LABUAN.

APRC Lidung B. APUT Old Anjer. APYR Victoria Hr.
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APRD Sungi Rokan. APUV New Anjer. APYS Kimánis B.

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APRE APUW St. Nicolas Pt. APYT

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APRF APUX
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APYW Ambong. AQDW P. Mariveles.
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AQHU | Pandan.
APYX | Kudat B.
AQDX | P. Olongapó. fg AQHW Colasi.
APZB | Marudu B. AQDY | Subig P. | A fix | Batan P.
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APZEI | BALABAC I Dazol B. | Lusaran Pt.
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APZJ Marchesa B AQEL | Bolinao. AQIJ NEG Ros
APZK sugu R. AQEM | Piedra Pt. a AQIL | Bantayan I.
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APZi | Labuk R AQEO | Sual. AQIM CEBU (ZEBU).
APZN Kalagaan R AQEP Lingayen.
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APZQ | Elopura
APZS R AQET | San Fernando Pt. AQIR Dumaguete.
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APZü Darvel B. AQEV | Salomague P. AQIU Sibonga.
APZw Silam Hr. AQEX C. Bojeador.c AQIV | Carcar.
ApzX sibutu i. AQEY | Rio Grande de Cagayan. || AQIW
AQIY
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ApzY Sibu.koi; AQEZ | Aparri. | Bagacai Pt.
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AQBD | Sesajab R AQFC | Nueva Ecija. AQIZ | Bohul I.
AQBE - - AQFD C. Engaño. AQJB | Tagbilaran.
AQFE | P. St. Vincente. AQJD | Laon.
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AQBF | Pasir
AQBH Relum ang B AQFG | Babuyan Is. AQJE Sikijor I.
AQFH | Camiguin I. AQJF | Leite.
AQBI | Pulo
AQFI | BATAN Is. AQJH | P. Bello.
AQBJ Kota Baharu -
AQFK Bashi Is. AQJI Tacloban.
AQBL
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AQBM Barito R AQFL | P. Lampon. AQJK | SAMAR.
AQBN Baniermasin - AQFM Gumaka. AQJM | Calbayoc.

AQFO | Calagua. AQJN | Catbalogan.
AQBP -
AQBR Pam uan AQFP | Capalonga. AQJO Guiuan.
AQBS Kumai
AQFR Mambulao P. AQJR | Palapa P.
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AQBU Kotawaringin
g R- AQFT | San Miguel B. AQJS Laguan B.
AQBW Jelai R AQFU Nueva Carceres. AQJT Candolu Islet.
AQBX | PHILIPPINE Is.

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AQBY | C. Melville. AQFZ || Albay. AQJZ Bucas Is.
AQBZ | Calandorang B. AQGC | Poliki B. AQRC | MINDANAo I.
AQCD | PALĀwAN I. AQGD | San Bernardino Str. AQRD | Dapitan B.
AQCE | P. Barton. AQGE | Bulusan. AQRE | Tubud Pt.
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AQCI Talindak. AQGK | Sorsogon. AQRI Surigao.
AQCJ Taitai B. AQGL AQKL
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AQCL | Dumaran I. AQGM Pasakao Anchorage. AQKM | Pujada B.
AQCM P. Royalist. AQGO || BURIAs I. AQRN | Mati.
AQCN | Calamianes Group. AQGP Ragai G. AQKP P. Balete.
AQCP Culion I. AQGR Marinduque I. AQRR Hijo.
AQCR Busuanga. AQGT Buac. AQRS ‘Davao. f
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AQCW Sablayan. AQGY | Batangas. AQKY Kota-batú.
AQCY | Paluan Bay. AQGZ | Taal. AQKZ Palak.
AQCZ | Calapan. AQHC Tablas I. AQLB Pagadian B.
AQDB | Polak. AQHD Loog P. AQLD | P. Sambulauan.
AQDE | Lubang I. AQHE Romblon P. AQLE | Dumankilas B.
AQDF | P. Tilig. AQHG | Sibuyan I. AQLF Zambóanga.f
AQDG Cabra I. AQHI Magallanes. AQLI Jolo.f
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AQDJ LUzoN I. AQHJ MAs BATE I. AQLJ Basilan I. |
AQDK C. AQHK Arroroi. AQLK P. Isabela.
AQDL | Restinga Pt. AQHL | Mandao. AQLN Dalrymple Hr.
AQDN Corregidor I. f AQHM Palanog P. AQLO Buol.
AQDO | Caballo I. AQHO | Uson B. AQLP Pangasinan I.
AQDS Cavite. b AQHP Cataingan P. AQLS Tapul Group.
AQDT
AQDU
MANILA. b c
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AQHT or, Buena Vista.
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|| AQ},D
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Tawi Tawi.
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ea Lloyd's Signal Station; f a Radio Station; g a Radio Time Signal Station.
OCEANIA.
AQLV | Bongao I. AQPI Arru Is. * || AQTY Geelvink B.

AQLW Talautse Is. AQPJ Wokam I. AQUB | Dorei P.
AQLX | Talauer Is. AQPL | Dobbo.
AQPM Ké Dulan I. AQUC | Bismarck ArchIPELAGo.
AQLY CELEBEs. AQPN | Banda.
f
|
AQLZ Manado.
| AQPR Amboina. AQUD | NEw Pomera NiA.
AQMB Banka I.
| AQPS Ceram I. AQUF | Stephens C.
AQMD Kema.
| AQPT | Sawai Hr. AQUG | Herbertshöh.
AQME Pondang Islets,
| AQPW Waru B. AQUH | Blanche B.
AQMF Gorontalo.
| AQPW Hoya (Teluti) B. AQUJ Matupſ I.
AQMH Peling I.
| AQPX | Elaputi B.
AQMI Bangaai Archipelago.
| AQPZ || Amahoi. AQUK | NEw MEckLENBURG.
AQMJ Kendari B. AQRB || Kaibobo Road. AQUL | Meoko Hr.
AQML | Buton. AQRC Piru B. AQUM Nusa Hr.
AQMN | Palopo. AQRE | Buru I. AQUO Kaliu.
AQMO | Palima. AQRF Kayeli B.
AQMR Boni. AQRG | Pitt Passage. AQUR PAcific Ocean (OcEA
AQMS Salengketa Pt. AQRI Gillolo I. NIA).
AQMT | Balang Nipa (Sinjai). AQRJ Maba Road. AQUS Admiralty I.
AQMU Makassar Str. AQRK | Weda. AQUT | Nares Hr.
AQMV | Salayar. AQRM Gebi I. AQUW | Hermit Is.
AQMW Malsoro B. AQRN | Molucca Passage. AQUX | Caroline Is.
AQMX MAKAssa R. bf AQRO | Bachian. AQUY | Kusaie I.
AQMY |Taka . Ramata (Brill || AQRP Ternate. AQWB | Chabrol Hr.
Rk.). AQRS Waigiu I. AQVC | Ponapi I.
AQMZ | Mamuju B. AQRT Gillolo Passage. AQVD | Jamestown Hr. (Je
AQNB | Palos. AQRU Dampier Str. koits).
-
AQNC Wani B. AQVF | Truk Is.
AQNF
É iº. Yap I. f
| Dondo B. AQVG |
AQRV | NEw GUINEA (PAPUA).
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AQRW BRITish New Guinea. |
-
Ağk Fººtoº Is...f
-
AQNI Amok (Labuan Amok). || A9RX | Salwatti: AQWL | Guam I.f

AóNK | Panti Barat (Badong.B.). A9RY | Sºgaar B. AQVN | Agaña.
AQNL | Lombok. AQSB | McCluer Inlet) Berau AQVQ | P. San Luis D'Apra.
AQNM Ampenan B. G.). AQVP Bonin Is. (Arzobispo).
AQNP Labuan Tering B. AQSIQ Sekru.
| AQVS Hillsborough I. (Baily
AQNR Piju B. AQSE Kapau.
| Group).
AQNS Alas Str. AQSF Frederick Henry I.
| AQVT | Peel I. (Chic ijima)
AQNU Sumbawa. AQSH C. Walsche, or, False C.
| (Beechy Group).
AQNW | Bima. AQSI | Dourga Str. AQVU P. Lloyd.
AQNW Sapeh B. AQSJ Pisang B. AQWX | MARshALL Is.
AQNX | Pulo Tenga (Paternos- AQSL | Wassi Kussa. AQVY | Jaluit.
ter) Is. AQSM Mai Kussa, AQWZ || GILBERT Is.
or,
AQNY | Sumba I. AQSN | Boigu, Talbot AQWC Apaiang.

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B.
AQNZ Nangamessi
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AQOB Flores. AQSR Tauan. AQWE SolomoN Is.

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AQOD Solor AQST Saibai - AQWF Buaro (San Cristoval).

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B.
AQOI Karakaiki AQTº Aird AQWM Choiseul

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AQOJ Dondo B. AQTC Lolo AQWN Bougainville

I.
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AQTE Hall Sound.

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AQOL Ombai, or, Allor. AQWO Santa Cruz Is. (Nitendi

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AQOM Kebula B. AQTF Moresby.

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AQON Timor. AQTG Granville. AQWR Vanikoro

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AQTI
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f
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AQOS Dilhi. South AQWS NEw HEBRIDEs.

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AQOT Semao (Kurong). Samarai AQWT Banks Is.

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AQOU Rotti. AQTM Louisiade Archipelago. AqwV Ureparapara

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AQOW Serwatti Is. AQWX Avreas

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AQOW AQTN KAIs ER WILHELMsland. AQWY Patteson.

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Wetta
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AQOX Kissa (Makisar). AQTO Finsch Hr. AQXB Mota

I.
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AQTR
B.
AQOZ Letti Astrolabe AQXC Lakona B.

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AQPB Damma AQTS Frederich Wilhelm Hr. AQXD Marina, or, Espiritu
I.
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AQPC Tepa. AQTU Hatzfeldt Hr. Santo

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AQPE AQXF
R.
Baba AQTW Empress Augusta Bougainville Str.

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AQPF Timor Laut. AQTX Amberno (Mamberon- AQXG Tangoa;

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AQPH ARAFURA SEA. mo) R. AQXH Mallicolo (Malekula).

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signifies an International Signal Station; Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, Ice Signal Station; da Liſc-Saving Station;
or
b
a
ea

a
fa
OCEANIA. AUSTRALIA.
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AQXK P. Sandwich. |
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ARGF
| MARQUEsAs
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I.,
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AQXO Fila Hr. ARCL Mbau Waters. Nukuhiva
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B.
Meli Anchorage. Levuka. Comptroller
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ARCP Likuri Hr.
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AQXT Eromanga.
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ria
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AQXU Dillon B. ARCS Singatoka R. ARGN P. Tai oa.
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ARCT Rovondrau B. ARGO Ua Huku
I.
AQXW Polemia B.
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AQXY ARCU ARGP Ua Pu
I.
B.
Cook Wanua Levu.
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AQXZ Tanna. ARCW Savu Savu B.

AQYC Kwamera. ARCX Nandi B. ARGQ TUAMoTU.
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AQYD ARCY Mbua B. ARGS Pitcairn
I.
Wea Sisi.
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AQYE Erronan, or, Futuna. ARDB Ruku Ruku B. ARGT Mangareva Is.
|
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AQYG Aneityum (Annatam). ARDC No Kinasi. ARGV Anaa atoll.

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AQYH Patrick. ARDE Wicuna Hr. ARGW Fakarava atoll.

P.
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ARDG Nateva B. ARGX Rotoava Anchorage.
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AQYJ NEw CALEDoNIA. ARDH Somo Somo Str. ARGZ Society Is.
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AQYL ARDI ARHB Tahiti.

P.
Goro Nanuku Passage.

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AQYM ARHC Venus Pt.

B.
Prony ARDJ. Wailangilala
I.
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ARHE
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AQYN Sebert Cove. ARDK Taviuni. Papieté Hr.

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AQYP ARDL Vanua Mbalavu. ARHF P. Phaeton.

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Grand
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I.
Amédée
I.
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AQYS Bulari B. ARDO Rotumah. ARHJ Faré Hr. (Owharre).

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AQYW Laguerre. ARDQ TongA Is. ARHL Teavarua Hr.

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AQYW Muendu B. ARDS Tongatábu ARHN Suvarov Is.
I.
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AQYZ ARDT Nukualofa. ARHO Cook Is.
P. P.
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AQZB ARDV Niue ARHP Rarotonga

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Muéo.
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AQZC Kataviti B. ARDW Uea, Wallis ARHS Tubuai, or, Austral Is.
or
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ARHT Rapa (Oparo)

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AQZK Art Wailoa.

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AQZL Aue. AREG Upolu ARHX North AUSTRALIA.

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AQZN Harcourt B. AREH Safatu Hr. ARHY Carpentaria
G.
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AQZO Arama. AREJ Apia. ARIB Batavia R.

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AQZP Bondé R. Saluafata Hr. ARIC Mitchell R.

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AQZS Balade. AREL Falifa Hr. ARID Normanton.

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AQZT AREN ARIE Norman R. Lt. W.

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AQZU Ubati AREO Savaii ARIF Kimberley.

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AQZW Yengen. AREP Union (Tokelau) Is. ARIG Burketown.

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AQZX Bā B. ARES Atáfu atoll. ARIJ Wellesley Is.

ARIL
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AQZY Kuaua B. ARET Phoenix Is. McArthur R.

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ARBC Duperré. AREU Ellice Is. ARIN Roper.

P.
ARBD Kanala B. AREW Christmas ARIP Arnhem B.

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ARBE Lavaissière B. ARIS C. Wessel.

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ARBG Nékété B. AREY HAwaiiAN Is. ARIU

R.
Goyder
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ARBH Tohio. AREZ Hawaii. ARIW Liverpool R.

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ARBI Bouquet. ARFB Hilo. ARIY Van Diemen G.

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ARBK Kuakue B. ARFD Mahukoná. ARJB Melville

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ARBL P. Yate. ARFE Kawaihae. ARJD Alligator R.

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ARBM Isle of Pines. ARFG Kailua. ARJF Adelaide R.

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ARBO ao. ARFI Kealakekua. ARJH Daly.

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ARJK
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ARBP Gadji. ARFJ Maui P. Darwin.

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ARFK Kahului Hr. ARJO Palmerston.

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ARBQ Loy ALTY Is. ARFM Lahaina.f ARJQ Southport.

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ARFN
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ARRT Bishop Sound. Kanahena Pt. ARJT Bynoe Hr.

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ARBU ARFO
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ARBV Norfolk I.e. ARFQ Molokai. ARJX P. Keats.
f
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ARBW Lord Howe ARFS Lae ka Laau. ARJZ Fitzmaurice R.

I.
ARBX Kermadec Is. ARFT Kaunakakai.f ARKC Victoria R.

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ARFW Oahu.
ARBZ FIJI Is. ARFW Waialua. ARKG WEST AUSTRALIA.
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ARCB Kandavu. ARFX Honolulu. bef ARKI Cambridge G.
a
ARKL
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ARCD Hr. ARFZ Puuloa. Ord R.

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Solo Rock. ARGB Kauai. ARKN Wyndham.a

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or
b
a
e a
a
c

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H -
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES
AUSTRALIA.
-
GEOGRAPHICALLY
-
TASMANIA.
ARRANGED.
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PART I.
ARKP Admiralty G: ARQG SouTH AUstralia. ARWZ Glenelg R.

ARKS P. Warrender. ARQI P. Eyre. -
ARKU York Sound. ARQK Fowler B ARXC | Victoria.
ARKW | Prince Frederick Hr. ARQM Nuyts Archipelago. ARXE | . Nelson, a de
ARKY | P. Nelson. | ARQO Streaky B.d ARXG | Portland. a d
ARLB | St. George Basin. ARQS Blanche P. ARXI P. Fairy. a d
ARLD | Buccaneer Archipelago. ARQU Flinders, a ARXK Belfast. d
ARLF | King Sound. ARQW Venus Hr. ARXM Moyne R.
ARLH | Kimberley. || ARQY P. Douglas. ARXO Warrnambool. a c d
ARLJ | Derby.a ARSB C. Catastrophe. ARXQ P. Campbell. d
ARLK | Roebuck B. ARSD Spencer G. ARXS C. Otway. a de
ARLM | Broome.a ARSF P. Lincoln. a d | ARXI. Appollo B. d
ARLO Bedout I. ARXW
B.
|| Louttit
Is.
ARSG | Neptune
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ARL P. Walcott. ARSH Franklin Hr. ARXZ. Eagle Nest Pt.
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ARLT ARSI
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I.
PHILLIP.
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ARLV Rowley Shs. ARYE de

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ARLX Cossack.a ARSL Augusta. ARYG Shortland Bluff.
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ARLZ ARYI
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d
b
e
a
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ARMC Dampier Archipelago. ARSP Pirie,
ARYK
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I.
ARME
C.
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ARMG Shark B. ARSV Wallaroº, -- ARYO Portarlington.

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c
ARMI Gascoyne Road. ARSX Tipara B.a ARYQ Geelong.
ARMK
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B.
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ARMN Dirk Hartog
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ARTC
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Victoria. ARYV.
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b
ARMP Murchison R. ARTE ARYW
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Wauraltee. Gellibrand Pt. Lt.
ARMS ARYX
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Geraldine. ARTG
B.
Hardwicke Williamstown.
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ARMU. Gregory: ARTI Corny Pt.a ARZB Yarra R.

P.
ARTK
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P. Turton.
B.
ARMW Champion ARZD MELBourne.f

ARMY Houtman Rocks. ARTM Althorpe I..a ARZF Williamstown Docks.
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ARNB ARZC
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Geraldton. ARTQ Investigator Str. St. Kilda Pier.
a
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ARND Northampton. ARTQ ARZH (Sand
P.
Melbourne
P.
Moorowie.
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ARTS
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ARNF Grey. Troubridge Shs.
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ridge).
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ARNH Leander Pt. ARTU Kangaroo ARZJ Mornington.

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ARUD ARZS
of
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St. Vincent. Schank.
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ARNT Gage Road. ARUF Edithburgh. ARZU Western.

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ARNW Warnbro Sound. Sound. Pt.
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ASBY
R.
Mitchell
b
ASCB
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ARVI ASCD C. Everard.

d
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ARWK Jervis.
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ASCF Mallagoota Inlet.

e
a
c
ARPB ASCH de
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Backstairs Passage.
a
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ARPF
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ARVQ
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ARPH Flinders B.
ARVT Murray R.
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ARRI King George Sound. {i.iwi. ASCN

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ARPN King Pt.

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ARWD Kingston. ASCR

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ARPQ ALBANY. ARWJ Robe.cd ASCW Hogan Group.

ARPT Princess Royal Hr. ARWI. Group.e
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ARPW Bremer B. ARWN Penguin I.a ASCZ Deal

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ARPX Esperance B. ARWP Beachport.d ASR. Flinders La

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ARPZ Malcolm Pt. ARWS C. Banks.a ASDE Franklin Sound.

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ARWU Northumberland. ASDF I.a

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ARQC Goose
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or
b
a
a
Lloyd's signal Station; ſa Radio Station; Radio Time Signal Station.

g
a
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a
QUEENSIAND.
TASMANIA. Bateman B. ASOP Ballina.

Swan I.a Bundoo, or, Clyde R. ASOR Wardell.
Bridport. Nelligan. | ASOT C. Byron.
Ulladulla. a Brunswick R. a
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Ilfracombe. Goulburn. Danger Pt a
Sidmouth. Kiama. a d
Dorchester. Wollongong. a d QUEENSLAND.
Exeter. P. Hacking. Burleigh.
Swan B. Botany. a Nerang R.
Launceston. George R. Southport. d.
P. Sorell.e P. Jackson. Sandy Pt. a c
Burges. - Inner South Hól. ac Moreton B.
P. Frederick. SYDNEY. b d f C. Moreton. a c
Mersey Bluff.e Macquarie Pt. Comboyuro Pt.
Table C.e Sow and Pigs Lt. W. Bulwer Pilot Station. a
Stanley. Bradley Hä. c Cowan Cowan, Pt.
Robbins I. Watson B. d Tangaluma Roads.
Hunter I. Garden I. Howe Ch.
Three Hummock I. Wooloomooloo B. Freeman Ch.
R.
Arthur R. Farm Cove. Yule Roads.
Remine.a Hr. Brisbane Road Pile Lt.
Macquarie Hr. a c yrmont. Ho. a c
Strahan.a Balmain. Lytton. a
Gordon R. Cockatoo I. BrisbANE. bf
P. Davey. Fitzroy Dock. Ipswich.
Maatsuyker I. Southerland Dock. eveland. a
ASFQ D'Entrecasteaux Ch. Goat I. Redland.
ASFU Recherche B.a Waterview B. Logan R.
ASFW Bruny I.e Parramatta. Alberton.
ASFY Hythe. St. Leonards. Waterford.
ASGB Hastings. Middle Hr. Mooloolah R.
ASGD Esperance P. Manly Beach. Laguna B.
ASGF Huon R. Baranju Hö. Tewantin.
ASGH P. Cygnet. Hawkesbury R. Double Island Pt. a
ASGJ Tasman Hol. Broken B. a Wide Bay Hr.
ASGL Adventure B. Hales Bluff. Great Sandy Str.
ASGN Derwent R. Catherine Hill B. Inskip Pt. a
ASGP HobART.b f Moon Islet. Tyroom Road.
ASGR Storm B. Lake Macquarie. a Mary R.
ASGT Burnett Hr. Nobby Hå. Maryborough.
ASGV Frederick Henry B. NEwcAstle. a b c d Woody I. a
ASGW Eagle Hawk B. a Hunter R. Sandy C. a
ASGX Pitt Water. Stockton. d Hervey B.
ASGZ P. Arthur. Hexham. Burrum R.
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ASHC Prosser B. Maitland. Burnett R. a c
ASHD Swansea, a Pt. Bundaberg.
ASHE Oyster B. P. Stephens. Lady Elliot I. a
ASHG Great Swan P. Sugarloaf Pt. a Baffle Creek.
ASHI Long Pt. C. Hawke. a d Bustard Hol. a c
ASHK Falmouth. a Harrington Inlet. Rodd Hr.
ASHM George B. Manning R. a d P. Curtis.
ASHO Eddystone Pt. e Crowdy Hö. Boyne R.
Camden Haven. a ASUC Gatcombe Hå. a
ASHQ New South WALEs. Tacking Pt. ASUE Gladstone.
ASHU C. Green. a P. Macquarie. a d ASUG Callione R.
ASHW Twofold B. a c Hastings R. ASUI Hamilton.
ASHY Erlen. Marias R. ASUK | C. Capricorn. a c
ASIB Kiyerr Inlet. Smoky C. a ASUM Keppel C. a
ASID Panbula. Trial H. a ASUO Little Sea Hill. a
ASIF Merimbula. ASNY MacLeay R. a d ASUQ Fitzroy R. Lt. V.
ASIH Bega. ASOB Nambuckra R. a ASUW Mackenzie R.
ASIJ Barunguba, or, Monta ASOD Bellinger R. a ASUY Broad Mount Hr.
gu I. a ASOF South Solitary I. a ASWB Herbert.
ASIL Turos Inlet. ASOH Clarence R. a d ASWD Rockhampton.
ASIN Bodalla. ASOJ MacLean. ASWF Hewittville.
ASIP Toragy Pt. ASOL Grafton. ASWH | North Reef Lt. a
ASIR Moruya, a ASON Richmond R. a d P. Bowen.
|Āsvi |
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; fa Radio Station.
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t
ASWL | Shoalwater B. ATCB | Whaingaroa Hr. ATHU Molyneux B.
ASVN Broad Sound. |ATCD | Raglan. ATHW | Balclutha.
ASWP St. Lawrence. ATCF Aotea Hr. ATHY Kaitan.
ASVR
ASVT
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Pine I. a
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& Saunders a
Otago H.R.
ASVX | Flat-Top I. a ATCL | Waitara R. a ATIF | Taiaroa Hol. a c
ASVZ || Pioneer R. ATCN | Raleigh. - ATIG | Otago Lt.V.
ASWC | East, Pt. a ATCR New Plymouth (Tara- || ATIH | P. Chalmers. b
ASWE Mackay. naki). a c ATIJ | Dunedin.
ASWG | Repulse B. ATCV C. Egmont. a ATIL Blueskin.
ASWI Dent I. a ATCX | Opunake. a c ATIN Waikouaiti.
ASWK P. Denison. ATCZ | Patea R. c ATIP Hawksbury.
ASWM Dalrymple Pt. a ATDC Wanganui. a c ATIR Moeraki.
ASWO | Bowen. ATDE | Wangaehu. ATIV Oamaru, a c d
ASWQ || C. Bowling Green. a ATDG | Rangitikei R. ATIX | Timaru. a cd
ASWR C. Cleveland. a ATDI Manawatu R. a c |ATIZ | Ashburton.
ASWT Townsville. a c ATDK | Foxton. a ATIC Akaroa Hr. a
ASWV Bay Rock. ATDM Kapiti I. ATJE | Banks' Peninsula.
ASWX | Halifax B. ATDO | Porirua Hr. ATJG | Lyttelton. d
ASWZ | Hinchinbrook. a c ATDQ | Cook Str. ATJI ChristchURch.
ASXC | Herbert R. ATDS | Queen Charlotte Sound. ATJK Godley Hol. a c
ASXE | Dungeness. a | ATDU Brothers Lt. ATJM Gore B.
ASXG | Rockingham B. | ATDW Picton.
ASXI ATDY | ATIQ Waiauoua R.
| Cardwell. | Havelock. ATJQ Kaikoura.
ASXK Moresby R. ATEB | D'Urville I. ATJS Gooch B.
ASXM Mourilyan Hr. ATED | P. Hardy. ATJU C. Campbell. a c
ASXO || Johnstone R. a ATEF | French Pass. ATJW Awatere R.
ASXQ Geraldton. ATEH | C. Stephens. || ATJY | Wairau I.
a
ASXU Mulgrave R. ATEJ | NELso N. a - | ATKB | Blenheim.
ASXW C. Grafton. ATEL | Motueka R. | ATKD Tuamarina.
ASXY | CAIRNs. a ATEN | Astrolabe Road. ATKF Cloudy B.
ASYB | P. Douglas. a ATEP Waitapu. ATKH | P. Underwood.
ASYD | Low I. a || ATER | Clifton. | ATKJ Tory Ch.
ASYF | Daintree R. ATEW Collingwood. ATKL P. Nicholson.
ASYH | Archer Pt. a ATEX | C. Farewell Spit. a c e ATKN Pencarrow Hú. a
ASYJ Rocky I: a ATEZ | Wanganui Inlet.c | ATKP | Somes I.
ASYL | Endeavour R. a ATFC || Karamea R.
ATKR Mt. Victoria, a
ASYN | Cooktown. a ATFE | Mokihinui. ATKV WELLINGTON. b.f
ASYP Lizard I. ATFG | Hector. | ATKX Lambton Hr.
ASYQ | Channel R. (C. Melville) || ATFI Buller R. ATKZ Pituni.
Lt. W. ATFK Westport. a d |ATLC C. Palliser.
ASYR Kennedy R. ATFM C. Foulwind. a c ATLE | Ahuriri Bluff. a
ASYT Claremont I. Lt. W. ATFO Grey R. a ATLG | Napier. a d
ASYV Piper Is. Lt.V. ATFQ | Cobden. ATLI Hawkes B.
ASYX | Raine I. ATFS Taylorville. ATLK Mohaka R.
ASYZ | Somerset. ATFU Greymouth. d | ATLM | Portland I. a
ASZC C. York. ATFW Hokitika. a d |ATLO Waipaoa R.
ASZE Torres Str. ATFY | Puysegur Pt. | ATLQ Turanganui R.
ASZG | Bligh Boat Entrance. ATGB | Fow EAUx STR. ATLS Gisborne. a
ASZI | Prince of Wales Ch. ATGD . Centre I. ATLU Opotiki R.
ASZK | Goode I. (Pālilug). a e ATGF | Riverton. |ATLW Tauranga.
ASZM | Thursday I. af ATGH | Oretli R. ATLY | Mercury B.
ASZO P. Kennedy. ATGJ Invercargill. ATMB | Whitianga.
ſº
ASZQ | Endeavour Str. ATGL Campbelltown. ATMD Cuvier I.
ASZU Booby I. ATGN Awarua. Hr. ace ATMF Great Barrier I. (Aotea).
ASZW Proudfoot Shoal Lt. W. ATGO | Awarua Lt. W. ATMH ! Waihau (Coromandel)
ATGP Mataura R. Hr.
ASZW | NEw ZEALAND. | ATGR Dog I. |ATMJ Thames R.
ASZY | C. Maria Van Diemen. c e ATGV Ruapuke I. ATML Grahamstown.
ATBD Hokianga R. a ATGX Stewart I. a
|ATMN | Pauhenehene Spit.
ATBE Kaipara Hr. a c ATGZ P. Pegasus. ATMP Waiheke Ch.
ATBII | Helensville. ATHC P. Adventure. ATMR Tehmaki Str.
ATBJ Dargaville. ATHE | Paterson Inlet. ATMS | AvckLAND. bf
ATBL | P. Albert. | ATHG | P. William. ATMW Mt. Victoria. a
ATBN | Manukau. a c ATHI THE SNAREs, d ATMX Rangitoto I.
ATBP Onehunga. ATHK Waipapapa Pt. ATMZ Tiri tiri Matangi I. a c
ATBR Waikato R. ATHM Waikawa. ATNQ Kawau.
ATBU Mercer. ATHO Catlin R. ATNE Burgess Islet.
ATBW Huntly. ATHQ || Newhaven. ATNG | Whangarei Hr.
ATBY Taupiri. ATHS Nugget Pt. a c e
- --- ATNI Hr.
| Tutukaka
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f
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.
Whan ruru Hr. ATSX BRITISH Colum BIA. ATZM Admiralty Hă.
B. of slands. ATSZ P. Simpson. ATZO P. Townsend. a c
Opua. -
ATUC Nass B. ATZQ P. Hadlock.
Paihia. ATUD Dixon Entrance. ATZS P. Ludlow. c
Kororarika B. (P. Rus ATUE Queen Charlotte Is...f ATZU Hood Canal.
sell). a ATUG Skeena R. - ATZW Skokomish.
Whangoroa. ATUI P. Essington. ATZY Union City.
Mongunui Hr. ATUK Fitzhugh Sound. AUBC P. Susan.
Rangaunu (Awanui) R. ATUM P. Blakeney. AUBD Tulalip.
9.
North C.
R.
arengaren ga Hr -
ATUO
ATUQ
ATUS
Namu Hr.
Owikino.
Queen Charlotte
AUBF
AUBEI
Marysville.
Snohomish.
P. No Point.
Auckland Is. d Sound...f Puget Sound.
Campbell d I ATUV WANcouver I.f P. Madison.
SEATTLE. a c
Antipodes Is. d Str. of Georgia.
Bounty Is. d Atkinson Pt. Bremerton.
Chatham Is. Burrard Inlet. TAcoma. c
Whangaroa (P. Hutt). Brockton Pt. b Steilacoom.
Macquarie I. English B. Nisqually.
VANCOUVER. Olympia.
North AMERICA.
Budd Inlet.
P. Moody.
C. Bathurst. Fraser R. New Dungeness.
C. Dalhousie. New Westminster. P. Angeles.c
Mackenzie R. Pitt R. Neah B. a c
Alaska. Derby, or, New Langley. C. Flattery.
Pt. Barrow. P. Augusta. Umatilla Reef Lt. W.
C. Lisburne. Comox. Tatoosh I. a cf
Hope Pt. Yellow I. (Baynes Destruction I.
§.
Kotzebue Sound. Sound). Grays Hr. a d
C. Prince of Wales. Nanoose Hr. Willapa R. ad
Diomede Is. Departure B. Shoalwater.
P. Clarence. Nanaimo Hr.
Imuruk Lake. Grave Pt. North Head. fg
Norton B. Entrance I.
F. Unalaklik. Oyster Hr. OREGON.
Ketchumville. Georgina Pt. Columbia River Lt. W.
Pastolik. East Pt. (Saturna I.). Columbia R. a caf
Kusilvak. Cowitchin. C. Hancock.
#.'ſ Saminos. Adams Pt. a cd
#.º.
Yukon R. Haro Str. Astoria. a cf
Discovery I. Cathlamet.
KLoNDIKE R.
*i;
Victor.I.A. bc Kalama.
Nulato. Esquim ALT HR. Portland. bc
fº.
Nowikakat. Race Is. Tillamook Rock.
Swiftsure Bank Lt. W. C. Meares.
ircle City. ; Juan de Fuca Str. C. Foulweather.
#.º º
C. Sooke Inlet. Yaquina. ad
St. Michael P. P. San Juan.
St. Matthews I. Carmanah. d mpqua Iv, a d
Nunivak
Kuskoguim R.
Kolmakoff F.
I.
§º. Sound.
C. Beale. d
Coos
É.
d
ire City.
. Gregory, or, AArago.
Khramtshenko. WASHINGTON STATE. Co ...}. a d
F. Alexander. Roberts Pt. C. Orford, or, Blanco.f
P. Möller. Boundary B. P. Orford.
ALEUTIAN Is. Drayton Hr. Ellensburg.
Pribiloff Is..f Bellingham B. Hunter Cove.
Attu I. New Whatcom.c Mack Reef.
Shelikoff Str. Fairhaven.c AUEW Chetko R.
Kadiak I. Padilla.
ATRY St. Paul Hr. Rosario Str. AUEX CALIFoRNIA.
§.
ATSB St. Orlovsk. Patos I. AUEZ St. Georges Reef.
ATSD Alsentia. Orcas I. AUFC Crescent City.
ATSF Stuart I. AUFE Trinidad Hr.
ATSH #.. Mulgrave. San Juan I. AUFG Humboldt (Arcata). ed
#f
ATSJ Chichagoff I. Lopez I. AUFI Eureka. cf
ATSL Baranof I. Whidbey I. AUFK Table
ATSN Sitka...f Smith, or, Blunt I. AUFL Blunts Reef Lt. W.
ATSP Stikine R.(P.Wrangel). ATZG Admiralty Inlet. AUFM Noyo.
ATSR P. Rothsay. ATZI Wilson Pt. AUFO Mendocino C. c
ATSV Tongass P. ATZK P. Discovery. AUFQ Arena Pt.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Si al Station; da Life-Saving Station;
f
ea Lloyd's Signal Station; a Radio Station; g a Radio Time Signal Station.
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---
WEST COAST NORTH AMERICA.. WEST COAST CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
AUFS F. Ross Cove. C. San Lucas. A. U Q N La Concordia.

AUFW Bodega B. G. of CALIron NIA. Jaltepeque Lagoon.
ºf
AUFY Tomales B. San José del Cabo B. f G. of Fonseca.
AUGB
AUGD
AUGE
Reyes Pt.a ca
Bonita Pt.d
San Francisco Lt. W.
* Paz B.
In("enclon
..Santa
B
is.
P. La Union.
San Lorenzo.
NicARAGUA.
AUGF SAN FRANcisco.b c San Felipe B. Corinto P.
AUGH Fort Pt.ad Colorado R. Managua.
AUGJ Alcatraz I. A RizoNA. San Juan del Sur.
AUGK Hunter Pt. Dock. Yuma. Salinas B.
AUGL Goat - Eureka. P. Elena.
AUGM Union{{
IronWorks Docks. Ehrenberg. P. Culebra.
§º;
.AUGN Oakland. C. Haro,f C. Blanco.
AUGP San Pablo B. Guaymas. fg Nicoya G.
Santa Barbara B. Colorado G.
are 1. DJ g Agiabampo. Arenas Pt.f
Vallejo. Topolobampo B. P. Herredura.
Napa. Culiacan R. Uvita Hr.
Karquines. Altata. G. of Dulce.
Roe I. Mazatlan. fg San Domingo.
Rio Vista. Creston I. El Rincon.
Sacramento. Chamatla R. Golfito.
Farallone Islets.af Palmito. AUSN PANAMA.
Pigeon Pt. San Blas. AUSP Ciudad de David.
Año Nuevo Pt. . Las Tres Marias Is. AUSR Bahia Honda.
Santa Cruz. C. Corrientes. AUST Estéro.
Pinos Pt. REvilla GIGEDo Is. AUSW Chamé B.
Monterey. Chamela. AUSX Chorrera.
Carmel. Tenacatita B. AUS/ Perico I.
Pt. Sur. Navidad B. AUTC Naos I.
Piedras Blancas. Manzanilla B. AUTE Chepo R.
San Simeon. Cayutlan Lagoon. AUTOR San Miguel B.
Esteros. Colima. AUTI Darien Hr.
*Hººp
n Luis Obispo, cºf
Sacatula R.
Orilla.
AUTK Perlas Is.
Arguello Pt.fg Sihuataneio. AUTM NUEva GRANADA.

Conception Pt. Tequepa B. AUTO San Juan R.
Santa Barbara Ch.c Acapulco. AUTC) Buenaventura.
San Buenaventura. Tecoanapa. AUTS P. Tumaco.
Hueneme Pt. Maldonado.
Santa Monica.c Chacahua B. AUTW Ecuador.
Ballona P. Escondido B. AUTY Esmeralda.
P. Angeles. AUWB Atacamas.
Los ANGELEs...f AUVD Caracas.
San Pedro.cf Sacrificios.
Wilmington. P. Guatulco. AUVF Manta B.
Ne rt. Tangola tangola B. AUVH GALAPAGos Is.
San Juan Pt. AUWJ Albemarle I.
Morro Ayuca. AUWI, -
Oceanside. SALINE CRUz. Chatham I.
Loma Pt.f Wentosa B. AUVN Stephens B. (P. Grande)
Ballast Pt. Tehuantepec. AUWP Wreck B. (P. Chico).
AUWR Monte Christo.
San Diego. cfg AUPC San Juan.
San Miguel I. AUPE Tonala. AUVT La Plata I.
Santa Rosa I. AUPG San Benito. AUVX Santa Elena.
Santa Cruz I. AUWZ Guayaquil.
Anacapa I. AUPI GUATEMALA. AUWC Quito.
Santa Catalina. AUPK Ocos R. AUWE Puna. -
San Clemente I. AUPM Champerico. AUWG Mandinga Pt.
San Nicolas I. AUPO San Luis. AUWI Española Pt.
AUPQ Sesecapa. AUWK - Arena Pt.
AUPS Tecoiate. AUWM Santa Rosa R.
AUKH Mexico. AUPW San Jeronimo.
Lower California. AUPY San José de Guatemala. SouTH AMERICA.
AUKL Los Coronados. |AUwo
AUQB Istapa.
AUKN Ensenada. AUQD SALVADoR. AUWQ PERU.
AUKP Todos Santos B. AUWS Tumbez.
AUKR AUWW
|
San Quentin B. Talara.
| AUQF CENTRAL AMERICA.
AUKT Sebastian Wiscaino B. AUWX Negrito B.
AUKW Cerros I. AUQH Acajutla. AUWZ Paita.
*"...º...isºgiº.
AUKX P. San Bartolomé. AUQJ Sonsonate. AUXC Piura R.
AUKZ Magdalena B. AUQL Libertad. Eten Pt.
|Xixi.
a.Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice si Station; da Life-Saving Station;
WEST AND EAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.
AUXF Lobos de Afuera. AWDM Chañaral. AWIH Ancud.

AUXG Lambayeque. AVDO P. Flamenco. AWIJ Calbuco Ch.
AUXI Pacasmayo. P. Caldera. a AWIL P. Montt.
AUXK Malabrigo Road. Copiapó. AVIM Huafo.
AUXM Huanchaco. Carrizal Bajo B. AVIN C. Tres Montes.
AUXO Salaverry.a P. Huasco. AWIO Melinka P.
AUXQ Truxillo. St. Ambrose I. AWIP G. of Peñas.
AUXS Guaſiape Is. C. Bascuñan. AWIR Fallos Ch.
AUXW Santa. Pajaros Islets. AWIT Stosch Ch.
AUXY P. Chimbote. Tortoralillo. AWIW P. Otway.
AUYB Ferrol B. CoquiMbo. a b AVIX Messier Ch.
AUYD Samanco B. P. Herradura. AWIZ G. of Trinidad.
AUYF Casma B. P. Tongoi. AWJC Smyth Ch.
AUYH Huarmey. Maitencillo. AWJE Evangelistas.
AUYJ Supé. Conchali B. AVJG MAGELLAN STR.
AUYL Huacho. Los Wilos. AWJH Boria B.
AUYN Salinas B. Huevos I. AWJI C. Pillar.
AUYP Chancay. Pichidanque B. AVJK C. Upright.
AUYR Ancon. Ligua B. AWJL P. Tamar.
AUYT CALLAo. P. Papudo. AVJM Sandy Pt. (Punta Are
AUYX
Lima.
C. San Lorenzo.
Quintero B.
VALPARAIso. b c d f AVJN
f
nas).
C . Gregory.
Chorillos B. Angeles Pt. AVJO C. §ºiro.
Chilca. Curaumilla Pt. e AWJP Delgada Pt. a
AUZE Cerro Azul. Casablanca. AVJQ Tungeness. e
Santiago.
Tambo de Mora P.
Chincha Is. jºinsasprz I.f AWJS
AWJU
C. Virgins. d ef
Tierra del Fuego.
AUZM
Pisco.
Ica.
Cumberland B.
Algarrobo.
AWJW
AWJY
Ushuwaia,
C. Horn.
f
Paracas. San Antonio Nuevo. AWKB Staten I. f
San Gallan I. San Antonio Pt. AVKD St. John Hr.
Independencia B. Matanzas Caleta. AWKF Laserre Pt.
P. San Nicolas. Tuman B. AWKG Diego Ramirez.
P. San Juan. Pichilemu.
C. Lomas Roadstead. San Antonio del Petrel. AWKH South Shetland.
Chala. Llico. AVKJ South Orkneys.
Atico. Constitucion. AWKL FALKLAND Is.
Camana. Talca. AWKN C. Pembroke.
Quilca R.
Islay (Ilay).
C. Carranza. a
Puchepo Pt.
AWKP
AWKR
Stanley Hr.
ninar.
f
Arequipa. Buchupero. a AWKT P. Stephens.
P. Ş. endo. Tomé.
Tambo R. Guranipe. AWKX ARGENTINA.
Ylo Road. Penco. AWKZ Patagonia. .
Puno. TALCAHUANo. e AVLC P. Gallegos.
Concepcion. AVLE Coy Inlet.
CHILE. Quiriquina I. AWLG P. Santa Cruz.
Arica. Bio Bio R. AVLI Chico R.
AVCE Huanillos. Santa Maria I. AVLK P. San Julian.
AWCF Tacna. Puchoco. AVLM P. Desire.
AWCH Huaina Pisagua B. CoRoNEL. AVLO C. Three Points (Tres
AWCJ Junin. Lota. Puntas).
AVCL Mejillones Cove. Puerto Cuarenta Dias. AVLQ P. Malaspina.
AVCN Caleta Buena. Laraquete. AVLS Tova I.
AVCO Pabellion de Pica. Arauco. AWLU P. Melo.
AWCP IQUIQUE. Lavapié Pt. a AWLW Egg Hr. (P. San An
AWCR Tocopilla. Yanez B. tonio).
AVCT Algodonales B. A VH M Lebu I. AWLY Gill B.
AVCU Cobiia B. AWHN P. Quidico, or, Nena. AWMB Leones Isle.
AWCX
AVCZ
Mejillones del Sur B.
Constitucion Hr.
AWHO
AWEIP
Mocha I.
Imperial R.
f AWMD
AWMF
P. Santa Elena.
Chupat R.
AWDC Moreno B. AVHQ Tolten. AVMH. P. Madryn.
AVDE ANTOFAGASTA. c AVHS AWMJ Delgado Pt.
AWDF Oliva Road. . AWHU Valdivia. AWML P. San Antonio.
AWDG Taltal. AWHW Galera Pt. AWMN Rio Negro.
AWDH Pan de Azucar. AWHX Bueno R. AWMP San Blas Hr.
AVIDI Lavata B. AWHY Maullin. AVMR Union B.
AWDJ Sarco. AWIB Chiloe I. AWMT Rio Colorado.
AWDK Paposo Mines. AWID C. Quilan. AWMX Mt. Hermoso.
AVDL Peña Blanca Cove. AWIF Corona Hä. AWMY Bahia Blanca Lt. W.
a Signifies an International Signal Station; b a Time Signal station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station; da Life-Saving station;
102188°–17—9
EAST AND NORTHEAST COASTS SOUTH AMERICA.

-
AWMZ P. Belgrano (Bahia || AVSL | Paranagua. | AVYZ as Province.
Blanca). AVSN | Larangeiras. | AVZC P. de Pedras.
AVNQ Mogotes Pt. e AWSP | Mel I. | AVZE | Barra Grande.
AVNE | C. Corrientes. | AVSR Bom Abrigo I. AWZG | Una R.
AVNG | Medano Pt. AWST | Cananea. AWZI | Tamandare.
AVNI C. San Antonio. e | AVSX | SANTos. AWZK | San Aleixo I.
AVNK | PLATA R.
English Bank Lt. W.f
AWSZ
AWTC
|| Moella I.
| Ubatuba.
|AV%\ |& sºlinho.
Pensampuco a
AVNM | AVZO |
AVNO | Cuirassier Bank, or, In- || AVTE
dio Pt. Lt. W.
| Parati. AVZS f
Olinda.
AVTG | Ilha Grande. af AWZU Itamaraca I.
AVNQ | Chico Bank Lt. W. AWTI Albrahoa B. | AVZW | Catuáma.
AVNS Ensenada de Barragan. AVTK Angra dos Reis. AWZY | Goiana R.
AVNU Traiventos. | AVTM Sapetiba, AWBC | Cabedello.
AVNW La Plata. b c | AVTO | Raza I. f AWBE | Parahiba R.
AVNY | P. Rio Santiago. AWTQ Rio JANEIRo.
DE b f | AWBG | Mamanguape.
AWOB | Lara Pt.
bfg
AVTR
AWTS
Villegagnon F.
F. Santa Cruz.
f AWBI | Formosa.
AVOD BUENos AIREs. | AWBK Cunhahu R.
AWOF | Riachuelo R. c AVTU Nictheroy. | AWBM Pirangi R.
AWOH | San Nicolas. AWTW Saude Dock. AWBO | Rio Grande do Norte.
AWOL
AWON
AWOP
| Campana.
| Rosario.
| Colastine.
-
AVTX
Mºº
(Coal I.).
AWTY || C. Frio. a
Pequena AWBQ
AWBS
| AWBU
| Natal.
C. St. Roque.
FERNANDo Noron HA
AWOR | Parana. AWUB | Busios C. I. a e
§§
AWOT || La Paz. AWUD | Imbetiba. AWBY | The Rocas.
AVOX | Corrientes. AWUF | Macahé. AWCB | St. Paul Rocks.
AWOZ AVUH | C. St. Thomé.f AWCD | Trinidad Is.
AWPC | Willa Pillar. AVUJ | Campos. AWCE | Martin Was. I.
AWPE | Asuncion. AWUL | St. Joao da Barra. AWCF | Amargoso R.
AWPG | Colonia. AVUN Itabapuana. AWCG | Macáu.
AWPI . Farallon I. AWUP Itapemerim. AWCH | Retiro B.
AWPK Martin Garcia I. AWUR | Francesa I. AWCJ | Aracati.
AWUT || Benevente. AWCL Jaguarybe R.
AWPM URUGUAY. AWUX | Guarapari. AWCN | Ceará.
AVPO Fray Bentos. AWUZ || Espirito Santo B. AWCP Macorine Pt.
AVPQ Concepcion. AWWC | Willa Welha B. AWCR Paranahyba.
AWPS Paysandu. AWWE | Victoria. AWCT || Amaraçao.
AWPU | Concordia. AWWG | Doce R. AWCW Tutoia.
AWPW | Paiſiela Rock Lt. W. AWWI | Portalegre. AWCX | Santa Anna I.
AVPY | MonTEvideo. b c f AWWR
AVWM
Caravellas.
| Abrolhos Rocks.
AWCZ
AWDC
|| Alcantara.
| Maranhão.
AVQB | Cibil Dock.
AVQD | Mana Dock. AWWO | Prado. AWDG | San Marcos B.
AWQF | Flores I. a AWWQ P. Seguro. AWDI | San Joao I.
AWQH | Maldonado. a AWWS | Cabral B. AWDK Turyassu.
AWQJ | Lobos I...f AWWU | Santa Cruz B. AWDM Gurupi R.
AWQL | San José Ignacio Pt. AWWY || Belmonte. a AWDO Vizeu.
AVQN | C. Santa Maria. AVXB | Canaveiras. AWDQ || Atalaia Pt.
AVQP C. Polonio. AVXC | Commandatubu. AWDS PARA R.
AWQR Castillo B. AWXE | Una. AWDU Braganza Shoal Lt. W.
AVXG | Olivenca. AWDW Gaviotas (Taipu Pt.) Lt.
AWQT | BRAzil. AVXI St. Jorge dos Ilheos. W.
AVQX Rio Grande do Sul. adf || AVXK Contas. AWPX | Qhapeg Virado Lt.
AWQZ | San Pedro do Sul.
AWRC | São José do Norte.
AVXM
AWXO
Camamui.
Morro San Paulo.
AWDY
AWEB
Pará.
| Guama R.
f
AVRE | Pelotas. | AVXQ | Valença. AWED Guajara R.
| AVXS f AWEF Tocantins R.
§.
AVRG | Lagoa Dos Patos. BAHIA.
AVRI Guahyba R. AVXU | San Antonio Pt. AWEH | Breves.
AVRK P. Alegre. | AVXW Itaparica I. AWEJ AMAzoN R.
AVRM Triumpho. | AVXY B. AWEL Macapa.
AVRO Mostardas. | AVYB | San Francisco R. AWEN i Gurupé R.
AVRQ || C. Santa Marta Grande. AVYD Para Guassu. AWEP P. do Moz.
AWRS Imbituba. | AVYF Itapuan Pt. AWER Xingu R.
AVRU | Santa Catharina I.f AWYH | Garcia de Avila. AWET | Mt. Alégre.
AWRW | Nossa Senhora do Des- ||AVYJ | Real R.
-
AWEV Santarem. f
terro. AVYL | Sergipe. AWEX | Tapajos R.
AVRY | P. dos Nauf os. | AVYN | Cotinguiba R. AWEZ Obidos.
AWSB | Anhatomirim Islet. AVYP P. Aracaju. AWFC | Manáos.f
AVSD | F. Santa Cruz. a AVYR | San Francisco do Norte || AWFE | Negro R.
AVSF Arvoredo I. R. AWFG | Balique I.
AVSH Itapacaroya B. | AVYT | Peñedo. AWFI Madeira R.
AWSJ Saô Francisco. AWYX Maceió. AWFK Oyapok R.
e a Lloyd's Signal ºfa

g signifies an International signal Station; b a Time signal Station; ca Weather, Tide, or Ice Signal Station;r da Life-Saving Station;
Radio Station; g a Radio Time Signal Station.
GUI,F OF MEXICO.
AWFM GUIANA. AWKV | Santa Ana Hr. b AWQJ Izabel.

AWKX | Little Curaçao I. AWQL || BRITIsh HoNDURAs.
AWFO | FRENCH GUIANA. AWKZ | Oruba I. f AWQM Sarstoon R.
º
AWFQ | Apruague R. AWLC | Sierra Colorado Pt. AWQN Half-Moon cay.
AWFS Guisanburg. AWLE | Orangestadt. AWQP Northern Two cays.
AWFU Cayenne. AWQR Turneffe Is.
AWFY | Enfant Perdu. AWLG | C. San Roman. AWQT | Mauger cay.
AWGB | Cépérou F. a AWLI Estanques B. AWQV Bokel cay.
AWGD | Salut Is. AWLK | Maracaibo. AWQX | Icacos Road.
AWGF | Kuru.R. AWLM Altagracia. AWQZ Monkey R.
f
|
AWGH | Sinnamari. AWRC Belize,
AWGJ Maroni R.
Ağ AWRE
§.
| Corosal.
Kºśº, f
AWGL ania Honola.
Ağ
| Les Hattes. ..inww.i.
AWLS La Hacha.
g
AWGN | DUTCH GUIANA. AWLU | Santa Marta.f AWRI
AWGP Surinam R. Lt. W. AWIY | Magdalena R.
AWGR
AWGT
Galibi Pt.
| Paramaribo. f
AWMB
AWMD
| BogotA.
| Barranquilla.
-
AwkK
AWRM
Awfo
C§.e.
Mugeres Hr
Yalahau.
AWGV Coppename R. AWMF | Honda. .
AWGY AWMH AWRQ P esso -
AWGZ
| Saramacca R.
AWMJ
| Caracoli.
Belillo. AWRS §§
Coronie.
Čium
Åwº |8.ie
|
AWRU
AWHC
AWHE |
Corentyn R.
New Rotterdam.
AWML
AWMN
| Savanilla.
| Salgar.
fg
peche. J
AWHG | Nickerie R. AWMP Galera de Zamba B. AWRZ G. of MExico.
AWMR Cartagena. AWSB | Mérida.
AWHI BRITISH GUIANA. AWMT | Boca Chica. AWSD | Champoton.
AWHK Berbice. AWMV | Barbacoas B. AWSF | Carmen I.
AWHM | New Amsterdam. AWMX Morrosquillo G. AWSH | Terminos Lagoon.
AWHN | Demerara. bf AWMZ | P. Cispata. AWSJ Tabasco.
AWHO | Demerara Lt. W. AWNG | G. of Darien. AWSL | Frontera.
AWHQ || Georgetown. b
Christianburg.
f AWNE | P. Escocês.
AWSN | San Juan de Bautista.
AWHS AWSP Coatzacoalcos R.
AWHU Essequibo R. AWNG | Caledonia. Hr. AWSR Minatitlan.
AWHY | Cuyuni R. AWNI Sasardi B. AWST | Roca Partida.
AWIB | Bartika. AWNK Mandinga Hr. AWSW Alvarado.
AWID | Mazaroni R. AWNM | Farallon Sucio. AWSX | WERA CRUz. c.f.g.
AWIF | WENEzUELA.
AWNO | P. Bello (P. Velo). f AWSZ Tuxpan, or, Tuspan.
AWNQ Colon.f AWTC | Tampico.
AWIH | Orinoco R. AWNS Manzanilla I. AWTE Rio Grande.
AWIJ Barrancas. AWNU Toro Pt. AWTG | Bagdad.
AWIL | Las Tablas. AWNY | Chagres. . AWTI | Matamoros.
AWIN | Bolivar. AWOB | Bonaventura Cove. -
AWIP Camaguan. AWOD Chiriqui Lagoon. AWTK TEXAs.
AWIR Macareo R. || AWOF | Almirante B. | AWTM Brownsville. c
AWIT | Paria G. AWOH | Boca del Toro.f | AWTF | Brazos Santiago. a d
AWIW Maturin. AWOJ Shepherd Hr. AWTS Corpus Christi. a c
AWIX | P. Santo. AWOL | Costa RicA. AWTV Mustang I.
AWIZ Testigos Is. AWON | P. Limon.f AWTY | Aransas. c d
AWJC | Carupano. AWOP San José. AWUB | Guadalupe R.
AWJE | Margarita I. AWQR SAN JUAN pel, Norte. AWUE | Cavallo Pass.
AWJG | Cariaco. AWOT | San Juan de Nicaragua AWUH | Matagorda.
AWJI Cumaná. R. AWUK | Colorado R.
AWJK Mochima P. AWOW Bluefields.f | AWUN | Indianola.
AWJM Guanta B. AWOX | Mosquito Coast. | AWUQ Lavaca, c
AWJO | Barcelona. AWOZ || G. Gracias a Dios Hr. AWUT Brazos R.
AWJQ || Tortuga I. AWPC | Old Providence Is. | AWUV Velasco. a c d
AWJS C. Codera. AWPE | Hon.DURAs. AWUZ | San Luis Pass. a d
AWJU LA GUAIRA. AWPG | Truxillo. AWWC GALVEston. a b c df
AWJY | CARAcAs. AWPI | Bonacca I. AWWF Houston.
AWKB | Carabobo Province. AWPK Roatan I. |AWVH |
| Heald Bank Lt.V.
AWKD | P. El Roque. AWPM P. Royal. | AWWI Bolivar Pt.
AWKF | Turiamo P. AWPO Coxen Hole. | AWWL | Half-Moon Shoal Lt.
AWKH | P. CABELLO. AWPQ Utilla I.
Lt.
AWKJ Cumarebo. AWPS "Ulua R.

|AWW2 Red Fish Bar
AWVR Lynchburg.
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| |
AWKL
|
Coro Province. AWPU Caballos Pt. AWWU Sabine.

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a
c
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AWKN C. La Vela. AWPY P. Cortez.

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AWQB Omoa. AWWX Louisia NA.

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AWKP
R.
Bonaire AWQD St. Thomas Bight. AWXD Calcasieu

AWKR
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Lacre Pt. AWQF AWXJ Vermilion B.

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R.
Dulce
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AWKT CURAçAo AWQH Livingstone. AWXM Avery.

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a.
Signifies all
an International Signal Station; Ice Signal Station; da Life-Saving Station;
or
b
a
ea Lloyd's Signal Station; Radio Station; Radio Time Station.

Si
g
fa
a
- GULF OF MEXICO.
-
WEST INDIES.
| |
AWXP Cypres Mort. AXGU KEY WEST. a b c fg AXMP Maternillos Pt.
AWXS Atchafalaya R. AXHD Sand cay. c AXMR Mucaras Reef.
AWXW Morgan City.c AXHG | American Shs. AXMT | Lobos cay (Bahamas).
AWXY | Ship Island Shoal. AXHJ | Sombrero cay. AXMW Guinchos cay.
AWYB | Timbalier I. AXHM Alligator Reef. AXMW Paredon Grande cay.
AWYE | Barataria B. AXHP | Carysfort Reef. AXMZ | Frances cay.
AWYH | NEw ORLEANs. a cfg AXHS Fowey Rocks Beacon. AXNC P. Caibarien. c
AWYK Algiers. AXHW C. Florida. AXNE | P. Sagua la Grande.
AWYN | Deer I. AXEIY | FLORIDA STR. AXNG | Bahia de Cadiz Cay.
AWYQ | South Pass. AXIB Jupiter Inlet. a cf AXNI Santa Clara B.
AWYT P. Eads. C AXIE | Indian R. d. AXNK Cruz del Padre cay.
AWYZ | Pass a Loutre. AXIH
- | C. Canaveral. AXNM | Diana cay.
AWZC | Chandeleur Is. AXNO Piedras cay.
AXIJ | WEST INDIEs. AXNQ Cárdenas.
AWZF | MISSISSIPPI. AXNS | Siguapa.
AWZI | Lake Borgne. AXIL | BAHAMA Is. AXNU Matanzas.
AWZL | Proctorville. | AXIN Great Abaco I. AXNW HABANA, a b c ef
AWZO | Lake Pontchartrain. AXIP Elbow cay AXNY | P. Mariel.
AWZR Pass Manchac. AXIR Abaco. AXOB P. Cabañas.
AWZU Jackson. AXIT | Providence Ch. AXOD | Bahia Honda.
AWZX | Vicksburg. AXIV Gun cay. AXOF | Mulata.
AXBD Chefuncte R. AXIW Great Isaac. | AXOH | Santa Rosa B.
AXBE | Pt. aux Herbes. AXIZ | Stirrup cays. AXOJ Guadiana B.
AXBF | Southwest Pass Lt. W. || AXJC | Andros I. AXOL C. San Antonio.
AXBH | The Rigolets. AXJE | Santaren Ch. AXON | C. Corrientes.
AXBK Lower Pt. Clear. AXJG | Cay Sal Bank. AXOP C. Pepe.
AXBN | Shieldsboro. AXJI Nicolas Ch. AXOR | Isla DE PINos.f
AXBQ || Merrill Shell Bank. AXJK | New Providence I. AXOT | Santa Fé R.
AXBT | Cat I. AXJM NAssau. a AXOW Calonna R.
AXBW Mississippi City. AXJO | Harbour I. AXOZ | Batabanö.
AXBZ | Biloxi. c AXJQ Egg I. AXPC Rosario cay.
AXCF | Ship I. AXJS Eleuthera I. AXPE Gorda Pt.
AXCI | East Pascagoula. AXJU San Salvador, or, Wat- || AXPG | Piedras cay.
AXCL | Scranton. c ling I. AXPI Cochinos B.
AXCO | Round I. AXJW Cat I. AXPK P. Xagua.
A.
AXCR Horn I. AXJY | Exuma I. AXPM Cienfuegos.
|\ºy. AXKB | Long I. AXPO | P. Casilda.

AXCU A
AXCV ci AXKD | CrookED Island PAs- || AXPQ P. Masio. . .
AXPS Trinidad de Cuba.
**{\ SAGE.
Ağ Mºy. obiLE. cf AXKF

AXKH
| Bird Rock.
| Acklin I.
AXPU
AXPW
Tunas.
AXDM §." AXKJ

-
| Castle I. AXPY Júcaro.
W.
§.
AXDP AXKL | Mariguana I. AXPZ | Santa Cruz del Sur.
za Pt - AXKN | Caicos Is.
AXDS AXQB Jobabo.
arrington. AXKP Cockburn Hr. c AXQD Wirama.
AXDW | FLORIDA. AXKR Turk Is. AXQF | Cauto R.
AXDY | Pensacola. a cf AXRT | Grand Turk I. e AXQH | Manzanillo.
AXEB | F. Barancas. AXKV | Great In I. AXQJ Limones R.
AXEH | St. Andrew City.c AXKZ || Mathew Town. AXQL || C. Cruz.
AXEK | St. Joseph. AXQN | El Portillo.
AXEN C. San Blas. AXLC | CUBA. AXQP SANTIAGo DE CUBA.f
AXFQ St. Vincent I. AXLE
AXLG
C. Maysi.
Yumuri B.
AXQR Guantanamo. f
AXET | Apalachicola.c | AXQT | Caimanera.
AXEW C. St. George. AXLI P. Mata. AXQV Grand Cayman.
AXEZ | St. Marks. AXLK P. Boma. AXQW Little Cayman.
AXFB Cedar cays. a c AXLM
AXLO
| P. Baracoa. f
AXFE | Anclote cays. | Pt. Plata. AXQZ || JAMAICA.f
AXFH | Egmont cay. c AXLQ P. Navas. AXRC | P. Antonio.
AXFK Tampa a cf AXLS P. Taco. AXRE | Annatto B.
AXFN | Palmasola B. AXLU P. Tanamo. AXRG | P. Maria.
AXFQ Sarasota B. AXI.W Cabonico. AXRI Ocho Rios B.
AXFT || Gasparilla I. AXLY | Livisa. AXRK St. Anns.
AXFW Charlotte Hr. AXMB P. Nipe. AXRM | Rio Bueno.
AXFZ | Pease Creek. AXMD
|
P. Banes. AXRO || Falmouth,
-
AXCC | Sanibel I. AXMF | Lucrecia Pt. AXRQ || Montego.
AXGF | San Carlos Hr. AXMH | Naranjo P. AXRS | St. Lucea. Hr.
AXCI C. Sable. AXMJ Gibara P. AXRU Negril Hr.
AXGL | Tortugas Is. c AXML | P. Padre. AXRW | Savannah-la-Mar.
AXGO Loggerhead cay. | AXMN | P. Nuevitas del Prin- || AXRY | Bluefields B.
AXGR Rebecca Sh. cipe. AXSB | Black R.
|
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; f a Radio Station; g a Radio Time Signal Station.
WEST INDIES. EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
AXSD Pedro Bluff. Culebrita. | AYFE WINDwa RD Is.

AXSF Milk R. Vieques I.
AXSH Carlisle B. P. Mula. AYFG St. LUCLA.
AXSJ Portland Bight. St. Thomas. AYFI P. Castries. b
AXSL Old Harbour B. Charlotte Amalia. AYFK Vigie Summit.
AXSN P. Royal. Savana I. | AYFM Soufrière B.
AXSP Plum Pt. Myhlenfels Pt. AYFO Vieux F.
AXSR Kingston. St. John I. AYFQ ST. VINCENT.
AXST Morant. a Tortola. AYFS Kingstown.
AXSW Blue Mountain. Virgin Gorda. AYFU THE GRENADINEs.
-
AXSZ, MoRANT CAYs. Anegada. AYFW Carriacou.
SANTACRitz (St. Croix) || AYGB GRENADA.
AXTC HAITI. I. AYGD
AXTD St. George.
Navassa I. Frederichsted. AYGF BARBADos. a
AXTE Port au Prince. c Christiansted. AYGH Carlisle B.
AXTG Lemantin Pt. Sombrero I. | AYGJ Bridgetown.
AXTI Arcadins. AYB C
#.
Anguilla. | AYGL Needham Pt.a
AXTK
†.
Crocus B. | AY&N South Pt.c
AXTM ortu - Seal Rocks. AYGP ed Pt
AXTO P. St. MARTIN. AYGR TobAgo...f
AXTQ Acul. Marigot. AYGT Scarborough.
AXTS C. Haiti.c Grande B. AYGW Rockly B.
AXTU Caracol. AYBL Philipsburg. AYGX Plymouth.
AXTW F. Dauphin P. St. BARTHoloMEw. AYGZ TRINIDAD.
AXTY Manzanillo B. Gustaf Hr. AYHC
AXUB P. of Spain.b cf
Monte Christi. Saba I. AYHE North Post Signal Sta
AXUD P. Plata. St. Eustatius. tion.
AXUF Samaná B. Orange Town. AYHG San Fernando.
AXUH P. Santa Barbara. St. KITTs (ST. CHRIsro- || AYHI Icacos Pt.
AXUJ C. Engaño. PHER) I. AYHR Galera Pt.
AXUL Saona I. Basseterre.c AYHM Dragons Mouth.
AXUN Macoris. NEvis. AYHO Serpent Mouth.
AXUP Santo Domingo Hr. c.f Charlestown.c
AXUR Escondido P. Cades Pt.
AXUT AYHQ BERMUDA. af
Neyba B. Barbuda. AYHS Gibbs Hill.e
AXUV Barahona. Codrington. AYHU Mt. Hill.
AXUZ Jacmel. c Palmetto Pt. AYHW The Narrows.
AXVC Aquin. ANTIGUA.e AYIB
AXWE St. George IIr. b
St. Louis B. St. John Hr. AYID Grassy B.
AXVG Cayes. Sandy I. AYIF Ireland I. b
AXVI Châteaudin Road. English Hr. AYIH Hamilton.
AXVR Principe Pt. Redonda.
AXVM C. Dame Marie. Monts ERRAT. a • || AYIJ GULF STREAM.
AXVO Cayemites. Plymouth.
AXVQ Mona. GUADELoup E.
AYIL i EAst CoAst of Florida.
AXVS Desecheo I. P. Moule.a
AYIP Mosquito Inlet.
P. Louis.
AYIS New Smyrna.
AXVU Porto Rico. Lamentin.
AYIV Matanzas.
AXVW C. Rojo. Barque Cove.
AYJB St. Augustine. cf
AXVY Mayaguez.
Basse Terre.
AYJE Anastasia I.
AXWB Aguadilla.
Pt. à Pitre.
AYJH St. John R. c
AXWD C. Borinquen. Gozier I.
AYJK Jacksonville. cf
AXWF Arecibo. d AYJN Dame Pt.
AXWH Manati R. Isles des Saintes. Mandarin.
Désirade.
AYJC)
AXWJ P. San Juan. a cºdf AYJT Nassau R.
AXWL Cabeza de San Juan. Petite Terre. AYJW Cumberland Sound.
AXWN Marie Galante. AYJZ
Great Hr. Amelia I.
AXWF Grand Bourg. AYKC Fernandina. a c
P. Naguabo. Dominica.
AXWR Humacao.
AYKF GEORGIA.
Roseau.c
AXWV
AXWZ
Tuna Pt.
Arroyo.
AYE J MARTINIQUE. AYKI
AYKL
St. Marv.
AXYC P. Jobos. Fort de France B. Little Cumberland I.
AXYE Muertos I.
AYEN Fort de France. AYKO St. Andrew Sound.
AXYG P. Ponce. AYEP F. St. Louis.a AYRR St. Simon Sound. c
AXYI AYER St. Pierre. AYKU Brunswick. c
P. Guayanilla. AYET La Trinité B. AYKV Brunswick Lt. W.
AXYK P. Guanica.
AYEV Havre du Robert. AYKX Altamaha R.
AXYM LEEwARD Is. AYEX François. AYLD Dobov Sound.
AYEZ Marin. |AYLG Wolf I.
AXYO VIRGIN Is. AYFC Le Diamant, or, Dia- || AYLJ Sapelo.
AXYQ Culebra. mond Rock. |AYLM St. Catherine Sound.
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134 GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALs—PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. PART I
i
EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
AYLP Medway R. AYUD Elizabeth City. c AZDR Magothy R.

AYLS Ossabaw Sound. AYUG Dismal Swamp Canal. AZDU Patapsco R.
AYLV Ogeechee R. AYUJ Wade Pt. AZDX Havre de Grace.
AYMB Hardwick. AYUM North R. AZED Susquehanna R.
AYME Vernon R.
AYUP VIRGINIA. AZEG North East R.
AYMEI ‘Warsaw Sound.
AYUS False C. a d
AZEJ Elk R.
AYMK Wilmington.
AYUW AZEM French Town.
AYMN SAVANNAH. a b c f AYUW
Chesapeake B.
Tail of the Horseshoe AZEP Sassafras
Chester R.
R.
AYMQ Tybee. a c
Lt. W. AZES
AYMT Oyster Beds. AZEW Kent I.
AYMW Cockspur I. AYUX Thirty-five Foot Ch. AZEY Tred Avon Creek.
Lt. W.
AYNC F. Jackson.
AYWB AZFB Sharps I. -
C. Henry. a ca AZFE Choptank R.
AYNF SouTH CARolina. Bush Bluff Lt. W.
AYNI Lynn Haven. AZFH Castle Haven.
P. Royal. c AZFK Honga R.
AYNL Martins Industry Lt.V. F. Monroe. a cf AZFN Hooper Str.
AYNO Paris I. Old Pt. Comfort. Nanticoke R.
AYNE Hilton Head I. Hampton Roads. AZFQ
AYNU
AYNX
Beaufort. f
St. Helena Sound.
Craney I.
Elizabeth R.
Monie B.
Manokin R.
Somers Cove.
AYOD Combahee R. Norfolk. a b c fg AZGC
Pocomoke R.
AYOG Hunting I. PortsMoUTH.
Tangier I.
AYOJ Pon-pon R. Norfolk Navy Yard. Cherrystone Inlet.
AYOM Edisto R. Chesapeake and Albe C. Charles. a d
AYOP Stono Inlet. marle Canal.
C. Charles Lt. W.
Charleston Lt. AZGP
AYOQ W. Nansemond R.
Machipongo Inlets.
AYOS CHARLEston. a cfg James R.
Chincoteague Inlet.
W.
AYOW F. Sumter. Petersburg. Assateague. a d
AYPB Moultrieville. cd
Nº.
a c
Winter Quarter Sh. Lt.V.
AYPE Ashley R. pomattox R.
Cooper R.
Wando R.
Č. Pt.
Richmond.
Ocean City. a d
Fenwick I. Sh. Lt. W.
Rattlesnake Sh. Back R. DELAware.
Bull B. York R. Five Fathom Bank Lt.V.
C. Romain. Yorktown. North-East End Lt. W.
Raccoon cay. West Pt. (York R.).
Peedee R. Delaware. C. Henlopen. a d
Overfalls Lt. W.
Georgetown: c New Pt. Comfort.
Breakwater Hr.
Columbia (Congaree R.). Wolf Trap Shs.
§. '.
Delaware Breakwater.ac.
§ººk
Piankatank R.
North CAROLINA.
R. Lewes. a d
C. Fear. a d Brandywine Sh.
Windmill Pt.
Head Fourteen-feet Bank.
#. 1ng-pan S. Lt.
Lt. W
W.
Corrotoman R.
Fredericksburg.
Mispillion Creek.
Shls. Lt. &ſ Cross Ledge Sh.
PotoMAC R.
Federal Pt. Ship John Sh.
Oak I. c d Piney Pt. Bombay Hook.
AYZW Blakistone I.
Wilmington. a c Reedy I. c
AYZX St. Clement B.
Beaufort. c
AZBD Chaptico. Delaware City.
Morehead City. a c AZBG Leonardstown B.
New Castle.
C. Lookout. a c d Christiana Creek.
Core Sound. c d
AZBJ Wicomico R. Wilmington.
AZBM Mathias Pt.
Ocracoke Inlet. a d Marcus Hook.
Neuse R.
AZBP T”. Tobacco R:
AZBS Upper Cedar Pt. PENNsylvania. c
New Berne. c Maryland Pt.
Goldsboro.
AZBW Chester.
AZBY Mt. Vernon. Schuylkill.
Raleigh. AZCB League I.
Hayti. F. Washington.
Bay R. AZCE Alexandria. PHILADELPHIA. b c f
AYSQ Pamplico. .AZCF Arlington. fg NEw JERSEY.
AYST Bath.
AZCH
TRENTON.
AYSW Washington, c
WASHINGton, D.C. b cf Bordentown.
AYSZ Hatteras Inlet. a d AZCK DISTRICT of Columbia. AZKS Burlington.
AYTB Diamond Shoal Lt.V. cf AZCN UNITED STATEs.
AZKW Camden.
AYTO C. Hatteras, a c df AZKY Gloucester.
AYTF' Oregon Inlet. a d AZCQ MARYLAND. AZLB Billingsport.
AYTI AZLE
A.
Bodie I. a d AZCT Patuxent R. Penn Grove.
AYTL Albemarle Sound. AZDC Jones Point. AZLBI Salem.
AYTO
AYTR
Plymouth.
Roanoke R.
AZDF
AZDI
BALTIMoR.E. a b c f AZLK
AZLN
Cohansey.
Maurice R.
AYTU
AYTX
Edenton. c
Chowan R.
AZDL
AZDO
Annapolis. c
Severn R.
f AZLQ
AZLT
C. MAY. a c df
Hereford Inlet. a c d
e a Lloyd's Signal Station; fa Radio Station; g a Radio Time Signal Station.
GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALS-PLACES GEOGRAPHICALLY ARRANGED. 135
EAST COAST UNITED STATES.
Ludlam Beach. AZTJ New Haven. c BAEM Handkerchief Lt. W.

Atlantic City. a df AZTM Falkner I. BAEP Stone Horse Sh. Lt. W.
Absecon. a AZTO Cornfield Pt. Lt. W. BAES Cross RiD Lt. W.
Tucker Beach. AZTP Bartlett Reef Lt. W.
|
Hedge Fence Lt. W.
Little Egg Hr. cd AZTS NEw LoNDoN. cf Nantucket.
a
a
‘ſ.
Barnegat. d AZTV Thames R. NantucketSh. Lt.V.acf
Long Branch. a cd AZTY Race Rock. Sankaty Hă.
Fire I. Lt. W. AZUB Ram I. Reef Lt. W. Great Round Sh. Lt.V.
Navesink. AZUE Latimer Reef. Pollock Rip Lt.
W.
Sandy Hook. a cd AZUH Fisher I. a cdf Nauset Beach. ad
Ambrose Channel Lt. W. AZUK Stonington.c Cod (Highlands). adf
C.
Scotland Lt. W. AZUN Watch Hill Pt. a d Race Pt. acq
Gedney Ch. Wood End.
d
a
#.
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Raritan. RHoDE IsLAND. Provincetown Hr.
a
c
Staten I. Block I. a caf
Narrows. Judith Pt. a caf illin te
I.
Stapleton. Whale Rock.
Tompkinsville. Narragansett B. a ca Plymouth.
New Brighton. Dutch I. Duxbury Pier.
Elizabethtown. Conanicut I. Minots Ledge.
Newark. Wiekford. Boston Lt. W.
Bergen. Conimicut Pt. Deer
I.
§ #.
Robbins Reef Lt. Greenwich. Long Island Hä.
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#. f
Sabine Pt.
a
c
ersev City. Pawtuxet. Hingham.
Fuller Rock. Neponset.
Hoboken. PRovidence.c Boston. dfg
b
a
c
Harlem. Warren. Charlestown.
Bristol. Medford.
NEw York STATE. Prudence I. Winnissimmet.
New York City. a b c fg Taunton R. Egg Rock.
Hudson R. Fall River, Mass.c Lynn.
Governors I. c Newport. a b c fg Nahant.
d
Goat I. Marblehead.
a
c
- BRookly
East R.
N. f Brenton Reef Lt. W.
Sakonnet Ch.
Salem.
Baker
I.
Long I. Gloucester. ca.
a
Astoria. MAssachusetts. Eastern Pt.
Hell Gate. Hen and Chickens Reef C. Ann.
Harlem Ship Canal. Lt. W. Straitsmouth
I.
d
#. a
P. Morris. Buzzard B. ua IIl.
Coney I. a cal Dumpling Rock. 1cm.
Brighton. Clark Pt. Nººport. cal
a
Manhattan Beach.c New BEDFord. a c

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fire I. adf Palmer I.
LoNg Island Sound. Hampton.
d
Fairhaven.
Isle Shoal, Me.c
of
Montauk Pt. a d Mattapoiset.

Sands Pt.
§. - PortsMoUTH. cdf
a
Gardiner I. w;
1pplcan.
Concord.
R.
Piscataqua
Plum I. Neck.
Little Gull I. Cuttyhunk. a ca - MAINE.
Sag Hr. Vineyard Sound Lt.V. Boone
I.
Peconic B. (Sow and Pigs). York R.

Greenport. ' Tarpaulin Cove. a c Neddick (Knubble).
C.
Southold.
James P.
Riverhead. BACU
Nobska Pt. a c
Woods Hole. b c
MARTHAs WINEYARD.
ºnk.
ugusta.
Goat
-
I.
Huntington. BACX Gay Hå. a d Porpoise Hr.

Oyster B. BADC West Chop Pt.c Wood
I.
Hempstead. BADF Vineyard Haven. a Saco.

Throgs Neck. BADI East Chop Pt. a c Portland Lt. W.
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Execution Rocks. BADL Edgar Town. Elizabeth. adf
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Great Captain I. BADO City. Casco B.

BADR Poge. Portland.
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CoNNECTIcut. BADU Bishop and Clerks. Halfway Rock.

Stamford Hr. BADX Hyannis. Seguin
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Norwalk. BAED Bass R. Kennebec R.

Black Rock Hr. BAEG Chatham. cd Pond
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Bridgeport.cf BAEJ Monomov Pt. acq Bath.

Stratford Shs. BAEK Pollock Rip Slue Lt. Wiscasset.
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or
Ice
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CANADA.
BAMX | Hendrick Hol. BAWI | Avery Rock. BCFJ Prim Pt.

BAND | Damariscotta. BAWL Machiasport.c BCFM | Petit Passage.
BANG | Medomak R. BAWO | Machias. BCFP Boars Hol.
BANJ St. George R. BAWR Quoddy Head.ac.d BCFS Brier I.
BANM | Thomaston. BAWU Welchpool. BCFW St. Mary B.
BANP | Burnt I..a d BAWX | Lubec. BCFY | Weymouth.
BANS Townsend. BAWC | Eastport. a c BCGE | Sissibou R.
BANV | Pemaquid Pt. BAWF | St. Croix R. BCGH | Church Pt.
BANY | FranklinI. BAWI | St. Stephen. BCGK Yarmouth.c
BAOB | Monhegan I. BCGN | C. Fourchu.
BAOE Marshall Pt.c
| | BAWL | CANADA. BCGQ | Peases I.
BAOH Tennant Hr.
| BCGT | Seal I. d
BAOK Whitehead I.a col
| | BAWO | NEW BRUNswick. BCGW | Tusket R.
BAON Matinicus Rock.
| BAWR Passamaquoddy B. BCGZ || Argyle.
BAOQ | Owls Há. BAWU | St. Andrew.c BCHF | Pubnico Hr.
BAOT || Rockland. BAWX | Digdequash R. BCHI | Bon Portage I.
BAOW Rockport. BCHL | C. Sable.df
BAOZ || Indian I. | BAXP St. George.
| BAXG | L'Etang Hr. BCHO | Barrington B.
BAPC Negro I. BAXJ | Campobello I. BCHR Baccaro Pt.
BAPF | Camden. BAXM | Machias Seal I. BCHU | P. Latour.
BAPI Northaven. BAXP | Gannet Rock. BCHX | Negro I.d
BAPL | Grindel Pt. BAXS | Grand Manan I. BCIA | SHELBURNE.
BAPO || Belfast. | BAXW | Wolves Is. BCID | C. Roseway.
BAPR | Searsport. | BAXY | Beaver Hr. BCIG | Jordon R.
BAPU Stockton. BAYE | B. of FUNDY. BCIJ Green Hr.
BAPX | Winterport. BAYH | Lepreau Pt.c BCIM ed Island Hr.
BAQD | BANGoR.c BAYK | Musquash Hr. BCIP Gull Rock.
BAQG | Brewer. BAYN | St. John.b c BCIS P. L’Hebert.
BAQJ | Buc rt. BAYQ | Partridge I...f BCIV Little Hope Islet.
BAQM Orland. BAYT || C. Spencer. BCIY | Moulton P..d
BAQP | Dice Hö. BAYW Quaco. BCJE Liverpool.c
BAQS | Castine. BAYZ || C. Enrage. BCJH | Coffins I.
BAQW Penobscot. BAZC | Chignecto B. BCJK Medway.
BAQY | Pumpkin I. | BAZF | Harvey Corner. BCJN | La Have R.
BARB | Eggemoggin Reach. | BAZI | Grindstone I. BCJ Bridgewater.
BARE | Eagle I. BAZL | Petitcodiac R. BCJT | West Ironbound I.
BARH | Deer I. | BAZO | Folly Pt. BCJW | LUNENBURG.
BARK |Heron Neck (Green I). || BAZR Hillsborough. BCJZ ross 1.
BARN |Saddleback Ledge. BAZU | Moncton. BCKA Green I. (Nova Scotia).
BARQ |Blue Hill B. BAZX | Salisbury. BCKF | Mahone. -
BART |Mt. Desert Rk. BCKI | Quaker I.
BARW Surry. BCAD | Nov.A. Scotia. BCKL | Chester.
BARZ | Ellsworth. BCAE Charters Corner.
| BCKO | East Ironbound I.
BASC | Union River B. BCAH Dorchester.
| BCKR St. Margaret B.
BASF | Great Duck I. BCAK Sackville.
| BCKU | Hubbard Cove.
BASI | Baker I. BCAN Cumberland Basin.
| BCKX | Crouchers I.
BASL | Somes Hr. BCAQ || Marine Transport Rail- || BCLA Dover.
BASO | Bar Hr. way. BCLD Betty I.
BASR | Frenchman B. BCAT I Amherst. BCLG | Turner B.
BASU Skilling R. BCAW | South Joggins. BCLJ Sambro I.
BASX | Sullivan. BCAZ | Apple Hä. BCLM | Chebucto Hol.
BATD | Stave I. BCDA aute I.
BATG || Winter Hr. BCDE | C. d’Or. BCLN | SABLE I.df
BCDH | Black Rock.
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BATH | Egg Rock.
BATJ | Prospect Hr. BCDK C. Split. BCLP HALIFAx.b cdf
BATMs BCDN BASIN of MINEs. BCLS i Bedford Basin.
BATP | Dyer B. BCDQ | Parrsboro. BCLV | Dartmouth.
BATS | PETIT MANAN. BCDT | Cobequid B. BCLY George I.
BATV Narraguagus R. BCDW Truro. BCME | Mauger Beach Lt.
BATY | Millbridge. BCDZ | Shubenacadie R. BCMH | Devil I.d
BAUE | Cherryfield. BCEF | Burntcoat Hol. BCMK | Jeddore Rock.
BAUH | Harrington. BCEI | Walton. BCMN gg 1:
BAUK | Pleasant R. BCEL | Avon R. BCMQ | Ship Hr.
BAUN | Addison Pt. BCEO | Kingsport. BCMT | Pope Hr.
BAUQ | Columbia Falls. BCER Canning. BCMW Sheet Hr.
BAUT | Nash I. BCEU Horton. BCMX | Sheet Rock.
BAUW Moose Peak (Mistake I). || BCEX | WINDsor. BCMZ || Beaver I.
BAUZ || Moose-a-bec Reach. BCFA P. Williams. BCNF | Newtonquaddy.
BAWC | Chandler B. fort, Annapolis. BCNI Liscomb Hr.c
BAWF Libby I. | BCFG | Digby, c BCNL | Wedge I.
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f
F GULF AND RIVER OF ST. LAWRENCE.
BCNO St. Mary R. BCWF | Merigomish. BDGF | MIRAMICHI B.
º
BCNR Sherbrooke. BCWI Pictou.f BDGI Escuminac Pt. a
BCNU Country Hr. BCWL | East Arm.
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BCNX Isaac Hr. BCWO | New Glasgow. | BDGL | Preston beach Lts.
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BCOE
BCOG
Berry Há.
| Whitehead I.e
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BCWX | Amet Isle.
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| BDGW
Pºrtage
| Miramichi
I. B. Lt. W.
BCOJ Canso.c BDGX Sheldrake I.
Cranberry I.
BCXA Tatamagouche.
BDHA Grant beach Lts.
BCOM BCXD | John R. |
BCOP Crow Hr. BCXG | Wallace. BDHG | Chatham.
BCOS Chedabucto B.
BCXJ | Pugwash.
BDHJ | Newcastle.
BCOV Guysborough.
BCXM Cold Spring Há.
BDHM | Nelson Town.
BCOY GUT OF CANso. BCXP B. Werte. BDHP Neguac gully.
BCPE Eddy Pt. BDHS | Tracadie.
BCXS | C. Tormentine. d
BCPH | P. Mulgrave. BCXV Jourimain I. BDHV | Pokemouche.
BCPK | Havre Bouche.
BCXY
| Shemogue.
BDHY | Birch Pt. a
BCPN CAPE BREToN ISLAND. c | BOYE
| Shedia. BDIE | Miscou Hr. a
BCPQ P. Hastings. | BCYH | Cassie Pt. BDIH | Pokesudi I. Lt.
BCPT | P. Hawkesbury. BCYJ Cocague. BDIK Caraquette I.
j.
BCPW Habitants Hr. BCYK Buctouche R. BDIN | Shippigan.
BCPZ | Arichat. | BCYN | Richibucto Hid. BDIQ CHALEUR B.
|º.
BCQF | Creighton Há. | BöYQ fiverpool. BDIT | Clifton.
BCQI Green I. BCYT | St. Louis. BDIW Nipisighit B.
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BCQR St. Peter B. I. BDJF | Little Belledune Pt.
BCQU
BCQX
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BDJI
BDJL
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BCRA Ouetique I. |###, BDJO | Restigouche R.
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BDJU |
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BCRJ | Louis BURGHR.
Bºžū §ºud BDJX | Richmond.
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BCRM | Scatari I.d borough B BDKA | Carleton.
BCZX
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BCRP Menadou Passage. BDKE | Pasbebiac.
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BCRS | Mira. BDKG | Maquereau Pt. a
BCRW Flint I. fi Ai Pt. " BDKJ | Pabou.
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BCRY | C. Percy. Ai. & Bear. BDKM C. d’Espoir. a
BCSE Schooner Cove. Murray Hr.c BDKP | Percé.
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BCSH | Lingan Hol. BDKS Pt. Peter (Flat I.).
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BCSK Bridgeport.a
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BCSN | Flat Pt.a BDKU Gaspé B. Lt. W.
#5AX | St. Andrew Pt.-
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BCSQ | North Sidney.cf fijöA | Panmure #d
BDKW | Gaspé.
BCST | Victoria Pier. #ijöG | Boughton R.
BDKY | C. Rozier. e
BCSW SYDNEY. BDLE Fame Pt. ef
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BCSZ Battery Pt.
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BDLK
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BCTL | Bras d'Or. c fijöv | Tracadie." BDLN | Bagot Pt. d
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BCTO | St. Andrew Ch.
#5óY Grand Rustico BDLQ | Salt Lake B.
BCTR Blackrock Pt. fiji.A Grenville Hr. "
BDLT | South Pt. e
BCTU BDLW South West Pt. a c e
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BDLZ | Ellis B.
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BCUG | Ingonish. BDMF St. LAwrence R.
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BDMI | Natashquan R.
BCUM | Meat Cove.a BijFY |Tignish." BDML Mingan Hr.
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BCUP C. St. Lawrence.e | Perroquets
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BDFE | N.rth Pt BDMO Lt.
BCUS St. Paul I.de
BDFH MAgosiºn Is - f BDMR Manitou R.
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BCUW CABOT STR.
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BCWE
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BCVW Antigonish. BDNW Manicouagan.

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BCVZ BDGC G. of ST. LAWRENCE. BDNY Bersimis R.

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or
b
d
a
ca Lloyd's Signal Station; fa Radio Station.

GREAT LAKES.
BDOE Father Pt. af | BDWA Clayton. BEGA Bay City. c

BDOH | P. Neuf. a | BDWG C. Vincent, c BEGF Saginaw B.
RDQK Pilot Station. | BEGI Thunder B.c d
BDON RIMouski. a | BDWJ LAKE ONTARIo.
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| Alpena, c
REGI.
BD Bicouette I. BEGO | Duncan City.
BDOT | Bic I. BDWM KINGston. BEGR Détour Passage.
BDOW | Red Islet Bank Lt. W. || BDWP Napanee R.
BDOX | Red Islet Lt. BDWS Belleville. BEGU Mississauga I.
BDOZ R. BDWW Pigeon I. BEGY | Manitoulin I.
BDPC | Tadousac. BDWY | False Duck I. BEHC | Southampton.
BDPF Chicoutimi. BDXE | Peter Pt. BEHG | Kincardine.
BDPI Green I. BDXH | Egg I. BEHJ Goderich.
BDPL Rivière du Loup. a BDXK Newcastle Hr. BEHM Georgian B.
BDPM | White I. Reef Lt. W. BDXN | Coburg. d BEHP Collingwood.
BDPO Brandy Pots. a BDX P. Hope. d BEHS Matchedash B.
BDPR Long Pilgrim I. BDX Toronto. d BEHV Parry.
BDPU Grand I. BDXW | Hamilton.
BDPX Kamouraska. BDXZ || P. Dalhousie. BEHY | LAKE Michigan.
BDQA Orignaux Pt. BDYC Welland Canal. BEID | Green Bay. c
BDQG | Goose C. BDYF NIAGARA. d BEIH | Kewaunee, c
BDQJ Coudres I. BDYI Lewiston. BEIK Manitowoc.f
BDQM Ouelle R. BDYL Genesee R. | BEIN | Sheboygan.c d
BDQP St. Paul B. BDYO | Sodus Point. c. BEIQ P. Washington.
BDQS Low ER TRAverse Lt.V. || BDYR Gl w. | BEIT Milwaukee. c df
BDQV | Upper Traverse Lt. W. BDYU Fair Haven. c BEIW | Racine. cd
BDQY | Stone Pillar. BDYX Oswego. c d BEIZ | Kenosha. cd
BDRE Beaujeu Ch. BDZA Stony Pt. BEJA Waukegan.
BDRH St. Ignace. BDZG | Galloo I. BEJF | Evanston. d
BDRK L'Islet, a BDZJ BEJI
Sacketts Hr. c CHICAGo. c df
BDRN | Crane I. BDZM Tibbett Pt. BEJL | Illinois.
BDRQ | St. Thomas. BEJO | Calumet.f
BRRT.
BDRW
Grºsse Isle. af BDZP LAKE ERIE. BEJR Michigan City. cd
C. Brulé. BDZS Buffalo. b c df BEJU | Indiana.
BDRZ Qrleans I. . BDZW P. Colborne. BEJX | St. Joseph. c d
BDSC St. François. BDZY | Mohawk I. BEKC | South Haven. c d
BDSF | Bellechasse I. BEAC P. Maitland. BEKG | Saugatuck.
BDSI | St. Jean. BEAF | Long Pt. d BEKJ Holland. c d
BDSL | St. Laurent. BEAI P. Burwell. BEKM Grand Haven. c df
BDSQ St. Famille. BEAL | P. Stanley. d BEKP Muskegon. cd
BDSR St. Pierre. .. BEAO | Pt. Pelée. d BEKS Whitehall.
BDSU L’Ange Gardien. BEAR Gibraltar. BEKV | Pentwater. c d
BDSX || Beauport. BEAU | Trenton. BEKY | Ludington. c df
BDTA QUEBEc. bf BEAX Wyandotte. BELD | Manistee. c df
BPTG | Levis; , BECD | Windsor. BELH | Traverse City.
BDTJ | New Liverpool. BECH | DETRoit. c.f BELK St. Mary R.
BDTM | Carouge R. BECK Michigan State. BELN | Neebish Rapids.
BDTN | Trembles Sh. BECN Monroe.
BDTP | Portneuf. BECO || Toledo. c BELQ LAKE SUPERIoR.
BDTS Champlain. BECT | Ohio. BELT | Sault Sainte Marie. b c f
BDTV
BDTY
Three Rivers
P. St. Francis.
f BECW | West Sister I.
BECZ | P. Clinton.
BELW Iroquois Pt.
BELZ | Corbay Pt.
BDUE | Sorel... BEDC Strontian I. BEMA | Michipicoten I.
RDUH | Richelieu I. BEDG | Marblehead. d BEMF | Battle I.
RDUK Longueuil. BEDJ Sandusky. BEMI Lamb I.
BDUN | Maisonneuve. BEDM | Vermilion. c BEML | Porphyry Pt.
BEDP | Lorain. cd BEMO 1 THUNDER C.
BDUO OTTAw A. BEDS CLEvelAND. c df BEMR Victoria I.
BEDW Ashtabula. cdf BEMU Minnesota.
BDUQ
BDUT
| MontREAL. bf BEDY | Erie City, d c BEMV | Isle Royale. f
| Lachine Canal. - BEMW Passage I.
BDUW Cornwall. BEFD | Dunkirk. . . BEMX | DULUTH. b c
Superior City. c
df
BDUZ Morrisburg. BEFH | Lake St. Clair. | BENC
BDWC Waddington. BEFK Marine City. BENG | Wisconsin.
BDWF Matilda. BEFN | St. Clair. BENJ | Sand I.
BDWI Edwardsburg. BENM | Outer Apostle I.
BDVL | Ogdensburg. c BEFQ | LAKE HURON. BENP Michigan I.
BDWO | Prescott. BEFR P. Huron. cf BENS Chaquamegon Pt.
BDWT | Morristown. BEFT | Sarnia. BENV Ontonagon.
BDWU Brockville. BEFW Gratiot F. | BENY | Portage Lake Canal. c. d
BDVX | The Thousand Is. BEFZ | Ottawa.
| BEOD | Eagle Hr. cd
f
LABRADOR. NEWFOUNDLAND. ICELAND.
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BEOH Agate Hr. BETM | Brunet I. a BEYA Hamilton Inlet.
BEOK I Copper Hr. BETP Fortune B. BEYC Rigoulette.
BEON | Manitou I. d BETS Long Hr. BEYF | Davis Inlet.
BEOQ | Keweenaw. BETV MIQUELoN.c BEYG Hopedale.
BEOT | L’Anse. BETY | St. Pierre, c BEYH | Nain.
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BEOW Huron I. BEUD | Galantry Hä. a c BEYJ Okkak.
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BEOZ Granite I. BEUH | Burin I. a BEYK C. Chidley.
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P. au Sable. BEUQ C. Pine. a BEYL Hupson BAY.
BEPL | White Fish Pt. BEUT | C. Race. ef BEYN | F. Chimo.
BEPO || BELLE ISLE STR. BEUW Ferryland Hä. a BEYP Baffin Land
BEPR Wash-sheecootai B. BEUZ C. Spear. a BEYR James B.
BEPU Coacoacho B. BEWA | ST. Johns. a b BEYT | East Main F.
BEPX Watagheistic Sound. BEWF | C. St. Francis. a BEYV Ruperts House.
BEQC | Mecattina C. BEWI Bri BEYX | Albany F.
BEQG | Greenly I. BEVL | Harbour Grace. BEYZ Moose F.
BEQJ Amour Pt. af BEVO | Carbonear I. BEZA | Severn F.
BEQM | Red B. BEVR Baccalieu I. a BEZQ | York Factory.
BEQP Chateau B. f BEVU
BEVX
Trinity Hr. BEZF | F. Churchill.
BEQS BELLE Isle. ef | Catalina Hr. a BEZL | Chesterfield Inlet.
C. Bonavista, a BEZK. Davis Str.
BEQW La Talus. a BEWC -
§ºl.
. BEWG | Little Denier I. BEZM Baffin B.
ÉÉ, Nºvºsº. BEWJ
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BERN | St. John B. BEWP | Offer Wadham I. a BEZU Egedesminde
BERQ Rich Pt. BEWS Fogo Hr. BEZW Holsteinborg (Sisimiut) -
BERT | P. Saunders. BEWV Toulinguet I. a BEZY | C.- Farewell -
BERW | Ingornachoix B. BEWY Gull I. a
BERZ | Bonne B. a BEXD | Croc Hr.
BESF B. of Islands. BEXH | Betts Cove. BFAC IceLAND:
BESI P. au Port. BEXK Tilt Cove. BFAE | Reykjavik.
BESL | St. George Hr. BEXN | Hare B. BFAH | Svendseyre.
BESO || C. RAY. a ef BFAK Talkna Fiord.
BESU P. Basque. a BEXQ | LABRADoR. -
BFAM Dyre Fiord.
BESX || Rose Blanche B. BEXT | St. Lewis Sound. BFAO | Oe Fiord.
BETC La Poile B. BEXV Cartright Hr. BFAQ
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Holar.
BETG Boar (Burgeo). BEXY Indian Tickle. BFAS Seidis Fiord.
I. I.
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BETJ Pass BEXZ Sandwich B. BFAU JAN MAYEN I.

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a
fa
INTERNATIONAL CODE OF SIGNALS.
PART
II.
INDEX.
GENERAL WOCABULARY AND GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.
(141)
PART II.
GENERAL WOCABULARY.
A—ABOUND.
CXA |A. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling, CXZ |ABIDE-ING. ABODE.
see page 13.)
CYA IABILITY.
| CXB A, or, AN. CYB |—I doubt your (or, my) ability to —.
CYD |—Your ability—to.
CXD |AI.
CXE | A. B. ABLE SEAMAN. CYE |ABLE-Y. ABLE TO. TO BE ABLE.
Able seaman. A. B --------------- Cxe
A. M. BEFORE NOON ---------------EDU || CYF |—Am, Is, or, Are able to.
CYG |—Am, Is, or, Are not able to.
CXF |ABACK. CYH |—Are you able to ?
Heave all aback. Go astern -------- LP . Can I
cross the bar º Shall I be able to
CXG |—Taken aback. get over the bar? --------------- Fvy
Ihave not been able to make out the
CXH |ABAFT. buoy or beacon------------------ GAJ
CXI |—Abaft the beam. CYI |—I was able to.
Afloat abaft ----------------------- Bw || CYJ |—I was not able to.
If he (she,
it, it,
or or thing-s indi
or
person-s
CXJ |ABANDON-ING-MENT. cated) (or, are) able to-------- BYM
is
thing-s indi
or
as
as
Abandon the vessel fast possible-AB he (she, person-s

If
CXK –Abandoned. (or, are) not able ----BYo
to
cated)
is
CXL |—Do not abandon me. CYK —If am able to.

I I
Do not abandon the vessel ---------- Ac CYL |—If am not able to.
|| || || ||
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide CYM |—If you are able to.
has ebbed ------------------------ AD CYN |—If you are not able to.
Do you intend abandon ?--------- AE CYO |—Is able to.
to
CXM |—Enemy has abandoned. Notable to make such short tacks--XIL

CXN |—Has she (or vessel indicated) been long CYP |—Ought not
to
be able to.
||
abandoned CY —Ought
to
be able to.
?
CXO |—I did not abandon her until was forced. —Shall, or, Will be able to.
C
||
I
do not intend to abandon the vessel-AF CYS |—Shall, or, Will not be able to.
I I I II
must abandon the vessel ---------- AG Vessel (or person indicated) not able
is
shall abandon my vessel unless you comply----------------------- JLG

to
will keep by us------------------- AH

be
CYT |—When will you

to
able
?
|
will not abandon you (or vessel indi CYU —Will you be able
to
||
cated). will remain by you ----- AI With some assistance shall be able to
I
set things right------------------- DF

I
(or, They) wish abandon but have

to
not the means -------------------- AJ CYV |—You are able to.

||
CXP Lloyd's agent. CYW |—You are not able to.

to
|—Intend abandon ship

to
she (or vessel indicated) abandoned

Is
AK
CX —They have abandoned. CYX |ABOARD. (See also BOARD.)
CX —Wessel indicated not abandoned. CYZ —Above board.
is
Admiral, or, Senior officer on board

is
CXS ABATE-D-ING-MENT. (or, at −)----------------------- drºv

1
the wind abates-----------------zEQ CZA |—All on board.

If
CXT |—No abatement. CZB |—I am coming (or, sending) aboard.

|| || |
Wind has abated outside----------- zFJ |—I will come alongside (or, aboard)
-sº
CZD you
if
Wind has not abated outside ------ ZFK will allow me.
CXU |—You may make some abatement. CZE Sent responsible person on
a
Oarol.
ABBREVIATE-D-ING-ION. (See ABRIDGE.)
ABODE ------------------------------CXZ
-
DAQ
CXV |ABEAM, or, ABREAST of.
CXW |—At CZF
-.
(time indicated) we were abeam |ABolish-ED-ING-TION.
|
f.
or
–I was abeam.
|
|CXY |CZG |ABound-ED-ING.

H
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144 GENERAL VOCABULARY. PART II.
ABOUT-ACCOMMODATE.
ABOUT. ABSENT—Continued.
—About a mile (or number of miles indi DBA —In the absence of —.
cated). DBC —Is he (or person indicated) absent?
—About April the –. Leave of absence------------------QLx
—About August the –. DBE —My, or, Our absence.
—About December the –. DBF —Shall, or, Will be absent.
—About February the –. DBG —Your absence.
—About January the –.
—About July the –. DBH ABSOLUTE-LY.
—About June the –. DBI —Absolutely necessary.
—About March the –.
—About May the
—About mid-channel.
–. DBJ ABSTAIN-ED-ING-ER.
l—About November the –. DBK ABSURD-ITY-LY.

—About October the –.
—About September the –. DBL ABUNDANT-LY-ANCE.
—About the –. Supply abundant
—About the average. DBM —There is abundance of.
—About the size.
—About the time. DBN ABUSE-D-ING-IVE-LY.
—About to —.
—About to assemble. DBO ACCEDE-D-ING-SSION.
About to veer cable --------------. HQM —Can accede to.
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally DBQ —Can not accede to.
about.---------------------------DKT
Am about to sail-P, or, Code Flag over P DBR ACCEPT-ED-ING.
Are there any men-of-war about? ---sa DBS —Acceptable-y-ance.
Could you understand what they were DBT —Accepted by —.
signaling about? ---------------- WCI DBU —Can accept (or, be accepted).
Go about--------------------------obº DBV —Decline accepting any —.
DAF —I am about to —. —Offer not accepted.
Ihadaglimpse of the land about—--QDU DBX —Very acceptable.
DAG —In about —. DBY —Will accept your offer.
DAH —In about a fortnight. DBZ —Will you accept*
Keep about mid-channel------------ LU DCA —With pleasure, I will accept.
Need be under no anxiety about—--EOJ
DAI —Round about. DCB ACCESS-IBLE. *
Under no anxiety to (for, or, about) —
EOK DCE ACCIDENT.
DAJ —Very anxious—about. DCF —Accident happened; crushed; fall;
DAK —What are you about? jammed.
Whereabout----------------------- CSP | DCG —Accident happened; cut; stab.
. Accident happened; dangerously
DAL ABOVE. wounded (or, hurt) --------------- AL
Above board ---------------------- CYZ DCH —Accident happened; drowned; drown
DAM —Above the –. 1ng.
DAN —Above the bow. DCI —Accident happened; gunshot wound.
DAO —Above the horizon. On the horizon. DCJ —Accident to boat.
Accidents to boilers (see page 178).
ABREAST, or, ABFAM OF — --------...-- CXV Accidents to engines or machinery (see
At — (time indicated) we were abreast page 233).
(or, abeam) of — --------------- CXW. Accidents to screw propeller (see page
Iwas abreast --------------------- CxY 352).
DAP —When do you expect to be off (or, Accidents to steering gear (see page
abreast of)? 399).
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doc
DA ABRIDGE-D-ING-MENT. tor)------------------------------ AM
DA —You have abridged the message so much Has any accident happened? Is any
that it is unintelligible. thing the matter ----------------- BR
In case of accident (or, necessity) ---BP
DAS ABROAD. Met with an accident
When did the accident happen? ----Bu
DAT ABSCOND-ED-ING.
ACCIDENTAL-LY.
DAU ABSENT. ABSENCE.
DAV —Absent from home. ACCOMMODATE-D-ING-ION.
DAW —Absent without leave. —Accommodation ladder.
Consul is absent------------------- Jr.N. —Bad accommodation.
DAX —During my absence (or, the absence of). —Can you accommodate?
T) AY —Have, or, Has been absent. —Can you accommodate a passenger?
DAZ —His, Her, or, Their absence. (Number to be shown if more than one).
PART II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 145
ACCOMMODATE–ACQUAINT.
|
ACCOMMODATE–Continued. DFP |ON ACCOUNT OF
DCQ –Can not accommodate. No accommo- | Do not anchor on any account ------ LE
dation for —. Do not show a light on any account-Qv
DCR –Good accommodation. Do not show a light on my account-QRT
DCS |—I can accommodate a person (or persons Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac
indicated). count of ice ---------------------
DCT 1–Indifferent accommodation. DFQ |—On account of the fog (or, weather).
DCU |—No accommodation for passengers. DFR l—On account. -
DCW | ACCOMPANY-IED-ING-IMENT. DFS | ACCOUNTABLE.

DCW |—Accompanied by (or, with)
- —. DFT ||—I hold you accountable.
DCX –Can accompany. DFU –Will be held accountable.
| DCY |—I can not accompany. DFW –Will not be accountable.
DCZ |—I will accompany. DFW |—Will not be accountable for boat hire.
| DEA |—Will you accompany?
DFX | ACCOUNTANT.
DFY |—Accountant General.
DE B | ACCOMPLICE.
DFZ | ACCOUTREMENTS.
| DEC |AccomplishED-ED-ING.
DGA ACCUMULATOR.
| DEF –Can you (or person indicated) accom-
plish (or, do) it?. DGB | ACCUMULATE-D-ING-ION-IVE.
Can not be accomplished (or, done)--BLX
DEG |—Easily done (or, accomplished). DGC | ACCURATE-LY-ACY-NESS.
| DEH |—Has it been done (or, accomplished)? DGE –Is it accurate?
If it can be done (or, accomplished)-BZR || DGF |—It is not accurate.
If it can not be done (or, accom- ||
plished -------------------------- DGH ACCUSE-D-ING-ATION. (See also CHARGE.)
Pºs
May be done (or, accomplished) ----BLT | DGI |—Accused of having killed some one.
DEI |—Not easily done (or, accomplished). DGJ 1–Is accused of —
DGK |—Whº, is he (or person indicated) accused
of?
| DEJ |Accord-ED-ING.
| DEK |—According to. DGL | ACCUSTOM-ED-ING.
| DEL —Accordingly.
DEM |-According to directions (or, orders). DGM | ACID-ITY. -
According to regulations ---------- UOF Carbolic acid --------------------- HYD
| DEN |—According to seniority. Muriatic acid--------------------- SCK
DEO |—According to the usual practice. Nitric acid------------------------- SIQ
DEP –In accordance with. Picric acid------------------------ THV
DEQ —Not according to. Sulphuric acid--------------------- XDI
DER |—Not according to orders, or, Against in- Tartaric acid --------------------- x KW
structions.
DGN | ACKNOWLEDGE-ING-MENT.
| DGO |—Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal (or,
ACCORDINGLY ----------------------- DEL message).
DGP |—Acknowledge the receipt of —.
DES |Account-ED-ING. To Account.
Account below.)
Account. (Bill)------------------
(See also
| DGS
GKA ||
#
DGR |—I
—Has the receipt been acknowledged?
beg to acknowledge.
|—Make an acknowledgement.
Account. (A Report)------------- DEw || DGT |–Must be acknowledged.
DET ||—Account sent is correct.
DEU |—Account sent is incorrect. DGU | ACORN.
DEW |—Alarming account of —.
DEW |—An account. (See also Report.) DGV ACQUAINT-ED-ING-ANCE. (See also INFORM.)
DEX –Bad account. DGW |—Acquainted with.
DEY |—Can account for —. DGX |—Am acquainted with the anchorage.
DEZ |—Can you account for —? DGY |—Am acquainted with the coast.
DFA |—G. account of —. DGZ |—Am desired to acquaint you (or person
DFB |—Hasbrought the account of — indicated).
DFC |—Have, or, Has received account of —. DHA |—Am not acquainted with the anchorage.
DFE |—I have private account of —. DHB |—Am not acquainted with the coast.
DFG |—Indifferent account of —s. DHC |—Are you acquainted with the anchorage
DFH |—Last account. (place, or, channel)?
DFI –Next account. DHE |—Are you acquainted with the coast?
DFJ –No account of —. DHF |—Desire you will acquaint.
DFK —No account received. DHG |—Did you acquaint?
DFL ||—Nothing important by last account. DHI |—I am directed to acquaint you.
DFM –Quarterly account. DHJ |—Not acquainted—with.
DFN –Send an (or, your) account. DHK |—Shall, or, Will acquaint.
DFO –Send account. DHL |—Will you acquaint?
102188°–17—10
ACQUIRE–ADMIRAL.
DHM |Acquire-D-ING-sition. (See also OBTAIN.) DJG |ADDRESS-ED-ING. ADDRESSED To.

DHN |—No acquisition. | DJH |—Address (a direction).
jR |Lººkinºniº aid.
DJI |—Address my letters to me at —.
DHO | ACQUIT-TED-TING-TAL. DJL |—Have you the address? or,
What is the
DHP |—He (or person indicated) is acquitted. address of —?
º,
DHQ ||—He (or person indicated) is not acquitted. || DJM |—Insufficient address.
..
DHR —He (or indicated) will be ac- || DJN |—Leave your address at —.
-
frºm
- DJO |—Send your address to —.
DHS –Is he (or person indicated) likely to be || Spell the address -----------------wnC
acquitted? DJP |—Telegraph address.
DHT |—Police (or other) authorities have ac- 1 DJ —The is incorrect.
- quitted. DJ —What is your address?
-
| DJs –What is your owner's address?
i
DHU |Acquitt ANCE.
DJT |ADEQUATE-LY.
ACRE. (Square Measure).------------ Axi |
DHV ACROSS.
DJU ADHERE-D-ING-ENCE.
DHW 1–Across channel. DJV ADHESIVE-ION.
DHX |—Swayed across. | DJW —Adhesive plaster, or, Diachylon.
DHY |—There is (or, are) a boom (or, booms)
across. DJX |ADIEU. FAREwBLL.
DHZ ACT-ED-ING. To ACT. DJY ADJACENT. ADJOINING.

DLA |—Act (An Act).
DIB |—Act as your judgment directs. DJZ ADJOURN-ED-ING MENT.
DIC |—Act of Parliament (or, Congress). DKA |—Have, or, Has adjourned.
Be certain before you act ---------- IhD Parliament, Congress, Assembly (or
DIE |—By an act of Parliament (or, Congress). other legislative body) adjourns (or,
Can you supply me with anyone to take
charge (or, act) as engineer-------RH |
adjourned) on the –
------------- FEi
DKB |—When do they (or, does —) adjourn?
DIF |—Foreign Enlistment Act. -
DIG |—Have you the Navigation Laws, or, DKC ADJUDGE-D-ING-ICATE-ICATION. -
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun-
try of vessel signaling? | DKE ADJUST-ED-ING-MENT.
DIH |—How would you act? Adjust-ed-ing compasses ---------- JHD
DIJ —In the act of—. Are your compasses adjusted ------ JHF:
DIK |—Navigation Laws, or, Merchant Ship- Compasses not adjusted lately------ JHL
ping Act of the country of vessel sig-
naling.
I
am going to stop, as machinery re
quires adjusting------------------ RK
DIL |—Recent Act of Congress. Parliament, DKF |—Machinery requires adjusting.
Assembly, or other legislative body. || Must be swung to adjust compasses,
DIM |—Self-acting. - Jhy
DIN | –Shall we act in concert? My compasses were adjusted at —--JHz
DIO |—Will they act? DKG |—Small adjustment required to machin
DIP |—Will you act for me (or, —)? ery.
DKH |—Stop engines to adjust towing cables.
DI ACTION. Stopping only for small adjustment to
DI —Can you renew the action? machinery---------------------- RDY
DIS —Commence action. Wasswung for adjustment of compasses
Direct-action engine -------------- MAO at------------------------------ JIM
Double action-ing ---------------- LkW When, or, Where were your compasses
DIT |—I am not in a condition for action. last adjusted 2--------------------
-
JIQ
DIU |—Opportunities for action.
DIW |—Prepare for action. DKI ADJUTANT-CY.
DIW –Radius of action. -
DIX |—Ready for action. DKJ ADMINISTER-ED-ING-RATION-TOR-RIX.
DIY |ACTIVE-LY-NESS-ITY. DKL |ADMIRAL.

DIZ —Active service. DKM –Admiral's flag.
DKN –Admiral's house.
DJA | ACTUAL-LY-ITY. Admiral's office-------------------- SPF
DKO ||—Admiral's secretary.
DJB | ADAPT-ED-ING-ATION. DKP –Admiral, or, Senior officer has com
- I mands for you. -
DJC ADD-ED-ITION-ITIONAL-LY. DKQ —Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com
In addition—to------------------ GHO mands for you.
DJE |—Nothing additional. DKR |—Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested.
DJF –To be added. | DKS —Admiral, or, Senior officer intends.
|
ADMIRAL–ADVISE.
ADMIRAL–Continued. DMN ADRIFT.

DKT |—Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally | Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
about—. is gone).------------------------- GAE
DKU |—Admiral, or, Senior officer is off (or Boat is adrift --------------------- GRN
at) —. - Boiler loose, (or, adrift) ---------. WD
DKW –Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift-GZM
-
(or, at —). DMO |—Broke adrift.
DKW —Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore. DMP |—Go-ing, Gone adrift.
DKX –Admiral, or, Senior officer requests the DMQ ||—Is adrift—near —.
pleasure of your company to dinner. Lighter is adrift-------------------- RA
| DKY | –Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes. DMR |—Spars are all adrift.
DKZ –Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to -
know. DMS ADULT.
DLA —Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see || DMT |—Statute
-
adult.
you (or person indicated).
DLB |—Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see || DMU |ADULTERATE-D-ING-ION.
you (or, –) as soon as convenient.
DLC —Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo. DMV ADVANCE-D-ING-MENT.
DLE |–Admiral's, or, Senior officer's orders. DMW |—Advance note.
DLF –Go to the admiral's office. DMX |—Advance post.
DLG |—Have not seen the admiral (or, senior || DMY |–Advanced guard. .
officer). | DMZ |—An advance in price.
DLH |—Have you seen the admiral (or, senior DNA |—Army is advancing.
officer)? || DNB |—Can you advance?
DLI –Port admiral. | DNC |—Do not advance.
DLJ –Rear admiral. DNE |—Enemy is advancing.
DLK –Send to the admiral's office. | DNF |–Have, or, Has advanced.
DLM —There are orders for you at the admiral's in G | Month's advance.
office. DNH |–No advance.
DLN –Vice admiral. DNI –Pilot boat is advancing towards you.
DLO |—What is the name of the admiral (or, DNJ |—Prevent advance—of.
senior officer)? DNK —To advance-d-ing (money).
where is the admiral (or, senior officer)?
DNL |ADVANTAGE, or, BENEFIT.
SJ ||
DLP ADMIRALTY. DNM |—A great advantage.
Navy Department ----------------- sEo || DNO |—Advantageous-ly.
DL —Admiralty, or, H. O. chart. DNP |—Can not see the advantage.
DL —Admiralty court. DNQ |—Gained advantage. -
DLS —Admiralty, or, Secretary of the Navy's DNR |—Has been attended with no advantage.
flag. - DNS |—I took advantage of.
DLT |—Admiralty instructions. DNT |—Is there any advantage to be gained?
DLU –Admiralty memorandum. | DNU |—No advantage.
DLV —Admiralty, or, Navy Department, tele- || DNV |—Take advantage—of.
graph-ed-ing. |
Board of Admiralty.--------------gow || DNW |ADVENTURE-R.
DLW —Droits of Admiralty.
DLX
—sºralty.
of the Navy, or, of the Admi-
Telegraph Navy Department, or, Admi-
|
DNX
DNY
| ADVERSARY.
| ADVERSE. -
ralty, to ---------------------- XLw || DNZ |—Adverse circumstances.
DLY ADMIRE-ABLE-Y. DOA | ADVERTISE-D-ING.

-
DOB |—Advertise cargo and day of sale.
DLZ ADMISSION-IBLE. DOC | –Advertise for.
DOE —Advertisement.
DMA ADMIT-TED-TING. (See also ALLow and || DOF |—Have they advertised for any vessel to
PERMIT). carry the mail.
Admission-ible -------------------- DLZ
DLB |—Admitted on. DOG | ADVICE.
Dangerous to admit too many on board || DOH |—His advice.
at a time ------------------------- GB || DOI —I wait for advice.
DMC –If time will admit. DOJ |—What advice have you received?
DME –It admits of.
DMF |—Ticket of admission. DOK ADVISE-D-ING. -
DMG |—Will it be admitted 2 DOL | –Advised to.
DMH |—Will not admit of. DOM |—Do you advise me to — ?
DMI |—Will not be admitted. DON –I
| would advise you — to —. -
DOP —I would not advise — you. I strongly

DMJ ADOPT-ED-ING-ION. recommend you not to —.
DMK |—Must be adopted. Lloyds's agent advises you to —---Qwt
DML |—Will you adopt? DOQ —What would you advise?
148 GENERAL WOCABULARY. PART II.
ADVISE—AGAINST.
ADVISE—Continued. | DQH Arnaº.

DOR –Would advise. Would recommend. |DQI —Do not be afraid—of.
DOS –Would be advisable. |DQJ |—Iam afraid—of.
DOT ||—Would not be advisable.
-| DQK |AFRICA-N.
DOU ADVOCATE-D-ING-CY.
DQL |AFT.
DOW ADZE. | Afloat aft-------------------------- BW
DOW –Can you lend me hatchets (or, adzes)? | Fore and aft-----------------------NIT
Fore and aft sails------------------NIU
DOX | AFAR. I draw—feet aft and—feet forward-oA
- My draught of water is—feet—inches
DOY AFFAIR. aft------------------------------ LNC
DOZ |—Affairs appear more settled (look more
eaceful). DQM | AFTER. AFTERwards.
DPA —Ak. are very unsettled. DQN |—After a consultation.
DPB |—Affairs look more unsettled. DQO |—After a passage—of-.
DPC |—Foreign affairs. DQP 1–After breakfast.
DPE |—Partnership affairs. | DQR |—After Christmas.
DPF |—Present state of affairs. |PQs |—After coaling.
DPG | –Private affairs. | DQT |—After dark.
DPH |—Privy to the whole affair. | DQU |—After dinner.
DPI —State of affairs at –. DQV |—After Easter.
DPJ |—The authorities will put an end to the After him (his, her-s, it-s).---- ---- BWz
affair. | DQW |—After-hold.
DPK |—You had better put your affairs in the DQX |—After-hours.
hands of —. After I------------------------- Bxz
DPL | AFFECT-ED-ING. DQY |—After it was done.
Does disconnecting affect your steering? | DQZ |—After magazine.
LDC After me (my, mine) -------------- CEA
DPM AFFIDAVIT. DRA |—After midnight.
DPN |—Be prepared with affidavits. DRB |−After much persuasion.
DRC |—After, or, Jigger mast.
DPO | AFFIRM-ATIVE-LY. DRE |—After, or, On arrival of — (or, at).
DPQ |—Answered affirmatively. DRF |–After order. -
Yes, or, Affirmative. DRG |—After-part.
C, or, Code Flag over C. || DRH |—After running — (miles indicated).
DRI 1–After sunrise.
DPR |AFFLICT-ED-ING-ION. DRJ –After sunset.
DRK |—After supper.
DPS AFFORD-ED-ING. After the ------------------------- CMB
DRL –After the battle.
DPT | AFFIX-ED-ING. DRM –After the de ure of.
DRN |—After the gale.
DPU |AFFRAY. After these (or, those) ------------ CNh
After they (their, them)----------- CNJ
DPV AFLOAT. After this (or, that)--------------- CRN
Afloat aft (astern).------------------ Bw After we (our-s, us) --------------- CIL
Afloat forward --------------------- Bx After which (or, what) ------------ CPS
Am afloat -------------------------- BY After you-r-s--------------------- CWR
Are you afloat ---------------------- CB Any day—after--------------------Eos
DPW |—As soo. 1 as she is off (or, afloat). DRO |—Day after. Next day.
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any || DRP |—How long after?
means now available-------------- CD | DR —Long after.
DPX |—Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to || DR —Morning after.
be got off (or, afloat). DRT |-Shortly after.
Floated --------------------------- NFA || DRU |—Steer after me; I
have a pilot.
DPY —Ishall get off (or, afloat) with assistance. || DRV |—The day after to-morrow.
May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as
sistance be given ----------------- G | DRW AFTERNOON. IN THE AFTERNOON. P. M.
DPZ |—May be got off (or, afloat) without as- || DRX |—Afternoon watch.
sistance. DRY | –This afternoon.
DRZ
ſº
DQA |—Nearly afloat. |—To-morrow afternoon.
DQB |—Not afloat. DSA ||—Yesterday afternoon.
DQC –Not worth off (or, afloat).
The tide will take her off (float her) NFE || DSB AGAIN.
DQE |—When will you be afloat? Try again------------------------- YCs
When you float ------------------- NFG
DQF |—Will be afloat. DSC ||AGAINST.
Will not float ------ ---------------- NFH Againstinstructions. Not according to
DQG |—You will not lie afloat all the tide. orders -------------------------- Der
1°ART II. GENERAL WOCABULARY. 149
AGAINST-t-AGUE.
AGAINST-Continued. DTJ AGo.

DSE –Against the current (tide, or, stream). || DTK |—How long ago (or, since)?
DSF |—Against the monsoon. DTL |-Long time ago (or, since).
Can you beat up against?---------- GCD | DTM |—Months ago.
Can not beat up against ----------- GCE | DTN |—Not long ago.
DSG |—Run against, or, Foul of. DTO |—Some time ago.
DSBI AGE. AGED. DTP AGONY.

DSI —What age?
DTQ |AGREE-D-ING. (See also CoNSENT and PER
DSJ AGENCY, - MIT.)
DTR |—Agree-d-ing with him (or, them).
DSK AGENT. DTS |—Agree-d-ing with me (or, mine).
DSL |—Agent is bankrupt. DTU |—Agree-d-ing with you-r-s.
DSM |—Agent's instructions. DTV |–Am I to understand you agree?
DSN |—Agent's request. DTW |—Can not agree.
DSO |—Colonial agent. DTX |—Dead reckoning agrees with observation.
Consular agent-------------------- JRQ || DTY |—Do you agree?
DSP —Diplomatic agent. DTZ |—Does not agree.
Have received the following communi- || DUA |—I agree.
cation (or, instructions) from your | DUB –Vessel (or person indicated) agrees.
agent (or, owner)-----------------IA | DUC |—Will you (or person indicated) agree?
DSQ |—I have no business agent (or, I do not
know of any agent) at —.
DSR |—Inform agent—of —. DUE AGREEABLE-Y.
DST |—My agents are—.
DSU |—Prize agent-cy. DUF | AGREEMENT.
DSV –Telegraph to my agents. DUG |—Articles of agreement.
DSW —The best agents are —. Lloyd's Salvage Agreement ------- Qw Y
DSX ||—Transport agent. DUH |—Make, or, Made an agreement with.
DSY |—Who are the agents for —? DUI —The agreement.
DSZ —Who are the best agents (or, people) to || DUJ |—Will you make an agreement?
do business with? l
DTA —Who are your agents? DUK
–
|AGRICULTURE-IST-AL.
DTB |—Who generally does business for ? DUL |—Agricultural district—of.
DTC |—Who do you do business with? DUM |—Agricultural implement.
DTE |—Your agents desired me to inform you. | DUN –Agricultural produce.
DTF |—Your agent (or agent specified) has dis- Departmentor Board of Agriculture-Gox
continued business.
DTG |—Your agent (or agent specified) has sus- || DUO |AGROUND. .
pended business. Aground; want immediate assistance-NA
You had better put your affairs in the Am aground ------------------------ BZ
hands of ----------------------- DPR Am aground, likely to break up; require
LLOYD's (AGENT). immediate assistance-------------- CA
Condemned by Lloyd's agent------ Qwr | DUP |—Are you aground?
Consult Lloyd's agent ----------- WG Floated off------------------------ NFA
Do notinterfere with (or, take the matter Has she sewed?
out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent-Qwh | DUQ |—Have you been aground?
French Lloyd's. Veritas---------- NQP | DUR —I am aground. Is aground.
Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent? I
am aground; send what immediate
QWI assistance you can ---------------- E
Have you seen Lloyd's agent?------ Qw.J DUS —I have (or vessel indicated has) been
I
|
require assistance from Lloyd's agent, aground.
Cv | DUT |—I have (or vessel indicated has) not
Inform Lloyd's agent ------------- Qwp touched the ground.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's DUV —Is — (vessel indicated) aground 3
agent ------------------- "-------- Cx P Lose no time in shoring up---------- CF
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's DUW |—Steamboat is aground.
agent -------------------------- QWR Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near
Lloyd's agent advises you to —----Qwt (or, on).------------------------- CH
Lloyd's agent is—----------------- Qws Wasthetide high when you grounded?-CI
Report me (or, my communication) to Was the tide low when you grounded?-cj
Lloyd's agent at — ---------------UH When did you ground? What time
Surveyed by Lloyd's agent--------- QXI and date did you (or vessel indicated)
Who is Lloyd's agent? -------------Qx.J ground? -------------------------- CK
Will Lloyd's agent come onboard?--Qxk | DUX |—You will be aground.
You will be aground at low water----Kx
DTH | AGGRIEVE-D.
| DUY AGUE-1sh.
DTI AGITATE-D-ING-ION. DUZ |—Fever and ague.
| -
AHEAD–ALL.
DVA . AHEAD. DWU |ALERT-NESs. ALACRITY.

DVB |—Ahead of the –. DWV 1–Be on the alert.
DWC |—Am, Is, or, Are ahead—of. DWX |—Enemy on the alert.
Boats can not pull ahead ---------- GRK
Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ||
ahead of you -------------------- HFB || DWY | ALIAS.
DVE |—Can you steam ahead—of: |
Convoy is ahead------------------- JUK || DWZ |ALIEN.
Convoy to keep ahead of escort------ IU
Do not pass ahead of me. DXA ALIKE.
Code Flag over R || DXB |—Both alike.
DVF l–Farther ahead of.
Go ahead---------------------------LG | DXC ALIVE.
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead -------- LH
Go ahead full speed----------------- LI | DXE ALKALINE. ALKALI.
DWG |—Go ahead of me.
DVBI —Go ahead of—. DXF ALL. -
DVI |—Keep ahead—of. DXG | –All captains.
I will pass ahead of you. DXH |—All classes.
Code Flag over x || DXI |—All clear.
DVJ |—Is she (or, it) ahead DXJ –All fast.
DVK |—Keep ahead and carry a light. DXK |—All gone.
DVL |—Keep going ahead. DXL | –All hands. -
DVM |—Keep going ahead slowly. DXM |—All hands at the pumps.
DVN |—Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat | DXN |—All included.
on board. DXO |—All lost. Total loss.
DVO |—Next ahead. DXP –All nets lost.
DVP l–Pass ahead of me. All on board ---------------------- CZA
DVQ |—She (vessel indicated) is ahead. DXQ —All on board perished. All hands lost.
DXR |—All on board saved. All hands saved.
DXS |—All possible information—of (or, from).
DVR |AID-ED-ING. (See also HELP and ASSIST.) || DXT |—All quiet at (or, in) — (or, on shore).
DXU |—All quiet with —.
DVS AID-DE-CAMP. DXV –All right.
DXW –All safe. Saved.
DVT | AIM-ED-ING. To AIM. DXY |-All snug.
DVU |—Aimed at. DXZ ||—All sorts.
DYA |—All the crew not on board.
DVW |AIR-ED-ING-Y. DYB |—All the passengers not on board.
DVX |—Air bedding. DYC –All to pieces.
DVY |—Air-compressing pumps. DYE –All well. All well at —.
DVZ ||—Air-pipe. Are all your bills of lading complete and
DWA |—Air-pump. signed?------------------------- GKQ
DWB |—Air-pump gear. Are all your crew on board 2------. GPt
DWC |—Air-pump levers out of order. . Are all your passengers on board?--GPU
|—Air-pump -
DWE out of order. DYF |—Are you all well?
DWF |—Air-pump rod broken. DYG |—Are your passengers all well?
DWG |—Air reservoir. DYH |—At all events.
DWH |—Air space (or, cells). DYI |—At all (or, every).
DWI |—Air surface. DYJ |–At all times.
DWJ |—Air-tight. Bring all your papers -------------- Z
DWK l—Air valve. Buoys have just been examined; they
DWL |—Cold air chamber. are all right--------------------- HMJ.
DWM |—Compressed air. DYK |—By all means.
Crew are all on board-------------- GQB
Do all -----------------------------LIK
DWN |ALABASTER. First of all. In the first place ----- NBH
Have you all your papers?--------- TAA
DWO | ALARM-ED-ING. DYL |—Is all included ?
Alarm of fire ----------------------MzN | DYM |—Is she all right?
Alarming account of --------------DEV | DYN |—Make all snug.
DWP –Do not be alarmed. DYO |—Most of all.
DWQ |—False alarm. DYP |—Not at all.
DYQ |—Over-alls
DWR ALCOHOL-IC. Passengers all on board------------ GQR
Passengers are not all on board ---- DYB
DWS |ALDERMAN. CIVIC AUTHORITIES. Report (the vessel indicated) all well, in
latitude — and longitude — (indi
DWT ALE. BEER. cated) on the –
(date indicated)---UN
DYR |—She has righted; she is all safe.
ALEN. (Measure of length) ---------- AVL DYS |—That is all.
|
ALL–ALSO.
|ALL–Continued. ALOFT-Continued.
DYT –Vessels wishing to be reported all well, || EAG |—Keep a good lookout aloft.
show your distinguishing signals. EAH –Man aloft.
Was all well when you left? ------- QLN
You will not lie afloat all the tide--DQG | EAI |ALONE.
DYU ALLEGIANCE. EAJ |ALONG—THE.

All the lights are out along the coast—
ALLIANCE (See ALLY) ---------------- DZS of ~ -----------------------------PU
DYV ALLIGATOR. CROCODILE. EAK —Along the bank—of.

EAL –Along the lines.
DYW ALLOT-TED-TING. To allot. EAM –Along the road.
DYX –Allotment.
- EAN ALONGSHORE.
DYZ |ALLow-ED-ING-ABLE. To allow for. (See || EAO –Alongshore to the eastward of —(dis
also ADMIT, LET, and PERMIT.) tance in miles may follow).
Allowance ------------------------ Dzo || EAP |—Alongshore to the northward of —(dis
DZA |—Allow me to congratulate you. tance in miles may follow).
Allow no communication. Allow no || EAQ |—Alongshore to the southward of —(dis
rson on board ------------------ FM tance in miles may follow).
DZB |—Allow no lights to be seen. Extinguish || EAR —Alongshore to the westward of —(dis
all lights. tance in miles may follow).
DZC |—Allowance.
Armed men not allowed to land ---EUV | EAS ALONGSIDE.
DZE |—Can allow. Can permit. EAT |—Alongside the jetty (wharf, or, pier).
DZF –Can not allow it. EAU |—Alongside the mole.
DZG –Communication is allowed with. | EAV |—As soon as alongside.
DZH –Half allowance. | EAW |—Assemble alongside. -
DZI |—Have been on short allowance for some Boat is (is on board)------ EV
time. | EAX lººde
|—Call alongside.
I
will come alofgside (or, on board) if ||
you will allow me---------------- CZD
EAY |—Can I come alongside?
EAZ ||—Can not come alongside.
It is dangerous to allow too many people || EBA |—Come alongside.
on board at once-------,
- --------GB | EBC —Do not come alongside.
DZJ |—It is expected the vessel (or vessels indi- || EBD |—Endeavor to come alongside.
cated) will be allowed to leave. EBF |—Go alongside.
DZK |—Make allowance—to (or, for). I shall fire into the boats if they persist
DZL |—Not allowed. Disallowed. in coming alongside------------- NAK
DZM |—Put your people on an allowance. I will come alongside (or, on board) if
DZN –Short allowance. you will allow me --------------- Czd
Vessels with combustibles not allowed | EBG |—Lashed alongside.
in . -------------------------------Hs || EBH |—Let no boat come alongside.
DZO |—What allowance are you on ? Lighter alongside ----------------- QTC
What variation do you allow * ----. JIP || EBJ |—Not alongside.
DZP l—Will an allowance be made? EBK |—To be alongside — at —.
DZQ
DZR
—Will you allow? Will you permit?
ALLUDE-D-ING-SION.
wº is the depth of water alongside
the-?--------------------------KVI
EBL |ALOOF. KEEP ALOOF.
DZS ALLY-IED-ING-IANCE.
DZT |—Allied with. EBM |ALOUD.
DZU |—Our ally.
EBN |ALPHABET-ICAL-LY.
DZW ALMANAC. Alphabetical signal, No. 1.
Have you a Nautical Almanac for the Code Flag over E
current year (or for the year indi- Alphabetical signal, No. 2.
cated)?--------------------------- RQ - Code Flag over F
Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac -------- QWZ Alphabetical signal, No. 3.
DZW ||—Nautical Almanac. Code Flag over G
NotE.—For method of using Alphabet
DZX ALMOND. ical Signals, see page 13
EBO –Alphabetical table (page 15).
DZY |ALMost. EBP —Morse alphabet.
EAB |—Almost anything may be got. Use alphabetical (spelling) table---wnF
- EBQ —Your name is not on my list; spell it
(Measure of capacity)----- AYK
ALMUDA.
Flºtically
table).
(or, by alphabetical
EAC ||ALOFT. EBR ALREADY.

EAD 1–Fell from aloft.
EAF |—Gear aloft. EBS ALSO.
ALTER—AMMUNITION.
EBT ALTER-ED-ING. TO ALTER. EDQ ALUMINIUM.

EBU —Alter course. -
Alter course one point (or number indi EDR ALWAYS.

cated) to port -------------------- JZD EDS —Is it always?
Alter course one point (or number indi EDT —Not always.
cated) to starboard---------------.Jze
Alter course to —(point indicated)--wr
EBV —Alteration. EDU A. M. BEFORE NOON. IN THE FORENOON.
EBW —Alters the circumstances.
EBX —An alteration has taken place. AM. I
AM --------------------------BEA
EBY —Any alteration in the position of the Am, Are, or, Is able to ------------CYF
armies? Am I? ----------------------------BEC
EBZ —Any alteration in the position of the I
Am not?------------------------- BEd
squadron (or, fleet)? I
Am to? -------------------------- bef
ECA —Any alteration (or, change)? Am, Are, or, Is not---------------- beg
ECB —Are there any alterations in the lights Am, Are, or, Is not able to -------- Cyg
(or, marks)? Am, Are, or, Is not to be ----------BFD
ECD —Channel has altered; do not try it. Am, Are, or, Is not to have-------- BQD
ECF —Do not alter until —. Am, Are, or, Is to----------------- Beh
ECG —Do not make any alteration—until. Am, Are, or, Is to be -------------- BFC
ECH —Duties are altered. Am, Are, or, Is to have ------------ BQC
ECI —I do not intend to alter course at present How am I? -----------------------BXG
(or, until). I am about to ------------------- Idar
ECJ —I shall alter course. I am not---------------------------BEI
—I shall not alter course. If I am --------------------------- BYx
ECL —I think we had better alter course to — If I am able to -------------------- CYK
(point indicated). If I am not. -----------------------BYZ
Iwill show a light to-night when I alter If I am not able to ----------------CYL
COUITS6 --------------------------- Qw What, or, Which am I? ----------- CPV
—Is there any alteration of marks? When am I to?------------------. -CQV
—Is there any alteration in the market? Where am I (or, are we)?---------- CSQ
—It alters the case. Where I am' (or, we are)?---------- CTG
—Make an alteration. Why am I? ----------------------- CUY
—Much altered.
—Must be altered. EDV AMBASSADOR, or, MINISTER.
—No alteration has taken place. EDW —Our ambassador (or, minister)—at —.
—Shall, or, Will alter (or, be altered).
—Wessel indicated has altered course. EDX AMBULANCE.
—We had better alter course to — (point EDY —Ambulance required to convey a patient
indicated). to hospital.
—What alteration? EDZ —Prepare ambulance—for —
—When do you intend to alter course?
When Ialter course to-night Iwill EFA AMBUSH-CADE.
show a light--------------------- Qw
ECY —When will you alter course? EFB AMEND-ED-ING-MENT.
When you alter course (or, tack) to
night show a light.--------------- JZS EFC AMERICA-N. AMERICAN COLORs.
ECZ —Will be altered.
EFD AMICABLE-Y-ILITY.
EDA ALTERNATE-LY. EFG —Amicably settled (or, arranged).
EDB ALTERNATIVE. EFH AMID-ST.

EDC —Alternatively.
EFI AMIDSHIPS.
ALTERNATING LIGHT----------------- QRP EFJ —Helm amidships.
EDF ALTHOUGH. EFK AMISS.
—Not amiss.
EDG ALTITUDE-INAL-ALLY. EFM —Something amiss.
EDH —Did you get a meridian altitude? EFN —What is amiss?
EDI —Double altitudes. (Sumner's line.)
EDJ —Equal altitudes. EFO AMMONIA-LACAL.
EDK —Ex-meridian altitude. Sal ammoniac --------------------- VFI
EDL —Meridian altitude.
EDM —Sun's altitude. EFP AMMUNITION.
EFQ —Ammunition is damaged.
EDN ALTOGETHER. EFR —Ammunition is nearly expended.
EDO —We have lost altogether. EFS —Can spare ammunition.
EFT —Can you spare ammunition?
EDP ALUM. EFU —I have (or vessel indicated has) no am
munition.
PART II. GENERAL voCABULARY. 153
AMMUNITION.—ANCHOR.
ANCHOR-Continued.
§ ...
|AMMUNITION.—Continued.
–I *.—.
º
EFV
§.
supply you with ammunition Do not anchor on any account ------ LE
OT EHX |—Do not anchor yet.
Éy
F
—In of ammunition.
—Quick-firing ammunition.
EHY
–D.
hold on to
..",beat up on the beach.
er º'.
ºhor.
but let
------------- ICx || EHZ |—Do you anchoring?
EFY —Rifle ammunition. Driving. I can veer no more cable.
EFZ –Rounds of ammunition for —. Have no more anchors to let go.----NK
—ºi. ..
EGA |–Rounds of ammunition for heavy guns. || EIA — Driving; parted from anchor.
EGB |—What quantity of ammunition have you? || EIB anchor.
ish the anchor, or, Anchor
} fished-EHB
EGC Austry. EIC —Floating anchor. Sea anchor.
EID |-Foul anchor. Fouled her (or, my)
EGD AMong-st. anchor.
EGF –Among the breakers. EIF –Foundered at her anchors.
| Fire in hold amongst the cargo ----- OR || EIG |—Have all your anchors and cables ready
I have been amongst the ice------- PBM
E IH Hº:
use.
hored
—Have you anchored?
EIJ
. .."
EGH AMOUNT-ING.
| —Have you parted from your anchor?
EGI —Amount to —. | EIK —Help me to lay out an anchor.
EGJ |—Does not amount to an average of —. . Elmi
EGK —Not amounting to —. EIL our anchor.
—I# nave nooked your anchor.
EGL |—To a great amount. EIM |—I have let go my anchor, or, am at
- I
EGM –What amount of —? anchor.
EGN –What is the amount of —? EIN |—I have lost an anchor.
EGO –What is the total amount? EIO |—I have no means of laying out an anchor.
EIP —I have no more anchors to let go.
EGP
EGQ
AMPáRE.
|AMPLITUDE.
(Measure of electrical current.) || EIQ
EIR
|—I
§.
uoyed.ºpped
my anchor, but it is
1–I must come to an anchor.

EIS —I must recover my anchor.
EGR AMPUTATE-D-ING-ION. EIT |—I shall anchor if circumstances permit
EGS —Amputation necessary. (place or bearing to follow, if neces
sary).
AGT AMUSE-D-ING-MENT. EIU l—I shall not anchor.
EIV |—If you will lay out an anchor for me, I
AN, or, A --------------------------- CxB can get off.
EIW |—In anchoring look out for moorings.
EGU ANALYSE-D-ING-TIC-AL-IS. In anchoring lookout for telegraph cable,
WV
A.” Tºor.
EGW ANARCHY. EIX |—It is not very safe where you are anchored.
EIY |—Kedge anchors (weight, in cwts., if neces
sary).
Egy
GX |—Anchor. (An Anchor. EIZ L out an anchor.
—Lay h
EGY
Amchor as convenient ---------------- KY
EJA
go another
#: go your anchor. ºo: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - KR
".
|—Anchor buoy. |—Let
i.
EGZ –Anchor crane. Light-ship at — is not at anchor on her
EHA |—Anchor drag-ged-ging. - station, or, The light-ship at — is out
EHB 1–Anchor or, Fish the anchor. of - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - ------ QE
EHC –Anchor fluke. EJB L an anchor.
—Lost
Anchor instantly. ------------------ Kz || EJC |—Mushroom anchor.
EHD |—Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp). EJD –Must anchor.
ºr
EHF |—Anchor on bearing (indicated). EJF –No anchor left.
|
EHG
EHI
|—Anchor
—Anchor
shank.
stock. ##
EJI
TÉ. One
—Patent anchor.
left.
EHJ –Anchor stowed, or, Stow anchor. —Parted from her anchor.
EHK —Anchor watch.
EHL |—Anchor where you are. ## =}. º, the night.
—Port anchor.
.
EHM –Are you going to anchor? Sea anchor, or, Floating anchor ----EIC
i.
EHN | –At anchor. EJM –Send an anchor and cable off immedi
EHO |—Back the anchor. ately (indicate if more than one).
EHP –Best bower anchor. EJN |—Sending, Sent an anchor and cable.
EHQ if the bay.
||—Bower anchor (weight, in cwts.,
#§ —sº I ancilorº
-sº ºr.
neces-
sary). - | —Snail
EHR |—Buoy rope (of anchor). EJ —Sheet anchor.
EHS with safety? | EJ Make sure your
EHT —º }. anchor.
|—Cat the ancilot 1s clear.
EHU –Clear anchor. EJS |—Small bower anchor.
EHV
EHW
-Pºl.
anchor.
you get bottom, let go your
|—Do not anchor. Keep under weigh.

#º Eğ.º'.
—Starboard anchor.
h
Stow anchor, or, Anchor is stowed-EHJ
154 GENERAL WOCABULARY. . PART II.
ANCHOR-ANNUL.
ANCHOR-Continued. ANCHORAGE–Continued.
E.J.W. —Stream,or, Small anchor (weight in Ishall make for the anchorage (or, –)
cwt.s., if
necessary). with all despatch ----------------- JT
—Tell them to recover my anchor. ELA —I shall try the anchorage.
. The light-ship at — is not at anchor on ELB —Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
her station, or, Light-ship at — is out from?
of position ----------------------- QE Is the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
—Tripped her anchor. safe with all winds (specify which
—Unable to weigh—anchor. wind, if necessary)?-----------. -- PB
–Vessel indicated is at anchor (is anchor It is not very safe where you are an
ing). chored -------------------------- EIx
—Vessel indicated parted from her anchor. ELC —Lose no time in getting to the an
Want an anchor-------------------- YC chorage.
Want an anchor and cable---------- YD ELD —Safe anchorage.
—Water is too deep to anchor. ELF —Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?
—We had better anchor. Unsafe anchorage PE
—When anchored. ELG —Unsafe to remain at anchorage—until—. .
—When do you intend to anchor? ELH —We are to leeward of the anchorage.
—When shall we anchor? ELI —We are to windward of the anchorage.
—Where do you intend to anchor?
—Where shall we anchor?
—Why do you anchor? ELJ ANCHOVY
—Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying-out an anchor? - ELK AND.
—Will you pick up my anchor for me? And the
—You may come to an anchor. ELM —And they.
—You will overlay my anchor. In and out------------------------ SVW
ELN —You and I (or, me).
ANCHORAGE. (See also BERTH and HAR
Bor.)
Am acquainted with the anchorage-DGX ELO ANEMOMETER. WIND GAUGE.
Am not acquainted with anchorage-DHA
Anchorage, or, Harbor is good enough ELP ANEROID BARoxeter.
with wind from —---------------- Ox
Anchorage, or, Harbor is indifferent-oy ELQ ANEURISM.
Anchorage, or, Harbor is safe with all
winds ELR ANGER-RY-ILY.
EKQ —Any anchorage in the bay?
Are you acquainted with the anchorage ELS ANGLE. ANGLEWAYS.
(place, or, channel)?------------- DHC ELT —Angle iron.
EKR —Bad anchorage. ELU —Beveled to an angle of .
Best berth, (or, anchorage) bears from ELV —Helm angle.
line
Best anchorage is in — fathoms----- OW ELW ANGULAR-LY.
Calls the attention of vessels COMING
into the anchorage on the bearing ELX ANIMAL.
(FROM the person sigmaling) pointed
out by compass signal DP ANNA. (Coin) ---------------------- ASX
Calls the attention of vessels LEAVING
the anchorage on the bearing (FROM ELY ANNEX-ED-ING-ATION.
the person signaling) pointed out by
compass signal DQ ELZ ANNIHILATE-D-ING-ION.
EKS —Can, or, will you point out (or, take me
to) a good anchorage? EMA ANNIVERSARY.
EKT —Change your anchorage.
Do not attempt to make the anchorage EMB ANNounce-D-MENT.
(or, harbor) FW
EKU —Do not know the anchorage (or, harbor). EMC ANNOY-ED-ING-ANCE.
Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle----- FX EMD ANNUAL-LY.
EKW —Do you know of any anchorage (or,
harbor)? EMF ANNUITY.
EKW —Do you know the anchorage (or, harbor)?
Good anchorage------------------- ODU EMG ANNUL-LED-LING.
EKX —Good bottom for anchorage. —Annul present formation.
How does the anchorage (or, harbor) EMI —Annul the hoist indicated by numeral
bear?----------------------------- PA signal.
EKY —I do not know the anchorage (or, Annul the last hoist; I will repeatit-ve
harbor). - EMJ —Annul the last signal. The last signal
EKZ —I knowl annulled.
is
have (or vessel indicated has)

...
edge of the anchorage. Annul the whole signal------------- VF

ANOTHER—ANY.
EMK ANOTHER. EOB |ANTI-PYRINE.

EML |—Another time. -
Let go another anchor-------------. KR || EOC ANTI-SCORBUTIC.

Should like to have another compari
Son ------------------------------ GV || EOD ANTISEPTIC.
Want another tug (indicate if more -
than ome).------------------------YTR || EOF ANVIL.
EMN |ANswer-ED-ING. To ANswer. (See also | EOG |ANXIOUs-LY-IETY—to (FoR, or, ABOUT).
REPLY.) EOH |—Am anxious for you to —.
Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal(or, EOI |—Anxious to hear of (or, from) —.
message).------------------------ DGo || EOJ |—Need be under no anxiety about —.
EMO |—Answer. (A reply.) EOK |—Under no anxiety to (for, or, about) —.
Answered affirmatively.------------ DPQ Very anxious—about—------------ DAJ
Answered by telegraph------------- wq
EMP |—Answerable. EOL |ANY.
EM —Answered, or, Replied by telegraph. Any alteration (or, change)?------- ECA
EM —Answer the purpose. Any alteration in the position of the
EMS |—Answered negatively. armies?-------------------------EBY
EMT |—Answering pennant (when spoken of). Any alteration in the position of the
EMU |—Be very careful in your answer. fleet (or, squadron)?-------------- EBZ.
EMV |—Can you await answer (or, reply)* Any anchorage in the bay ?-------- EKQ
EMW —Forward answer by telegraph to signal | EOM |—Any arrival from ?
station at —." Any bones broken?---------------- GYs
EMX |—He (or vessel indicated) has not had an || EON |-Any cases of fever on board (or, at —)?
answer. EOP |—Any casualties?
EMY |—How long ought
swer from — ?
I
to be getting an an- || E -—Any
—Any
chance of war?
EO commands?
EMZ —I am waiting for your answer. EOS —Any day—after —.
ENA |—I must decline answering. Any deception -------------------- KPG
ENB |—I think something might be got to an- || EOT ||—Any doubt.
swer the purpose. EOU |—Any extras?
ENC |—I will answer presently. EOV |—Any farther.
In answer—to---------------------URP || EOW |—Any fees (or, charges)?
END |—Is answer suitable (or, sufficient)? EOX |—Any fighting at?
ENF |—It will not answer. It is not suitable. EOY |—Any forts? -
ENG |-Must give, or, Gives an evasive answer. EOZ |—Any freight offering 7
ENH |—Not answered. No reply. Any letters (or, despatches) on board?
ENI –Perhaps it might be made to answer. kWX
ENJ l—Received an answer. EPA —Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per
ENK —Send an answer (or, reply). son indicated)?
ENL |—Shall, or, Will answer (or, be answered). Any letters (or, papers) from —?----- JI
Signal is answered------------------ vK || EPB |—Any longer.
ENM |—Signal is not answered. • EPC |—Any missing?
ENO |—Tell my ownership answers remarkably || EPD |—Any mistake *
well. EPF |—Any more?
Wait for answer (or, reply)---------- Tx || EPG |-Any necessity for —?
ENP —What answer (or, reply)? EPH |—Any news—of —?
What was the answer (or, reply)?----TY EPI |—Any news of my family?
ENQ |—When do you expect an answer?
Will await answer (or, reply)-------- Tz ||
EPJ
EPK
|—Any
|—Any
news of the – mail?
opposition—to (or, from —)?
ENR —Will it answer the purpose?” EPL |—Any other.
ENS –Will not answer her helm. Any person. Anybody------------ EPQ
Will you await answer (or, reply)?---UA || EPM |—Any person (anyone) on board.
ENT |-You can communicate with — and get EPN |—Any rate.
an answer in —. EPO |—Any sick on board?
ENU |—You can get an answer in —. Any sickness at — ?-----------------UY
EPQ |—Anybody. Any person.
ENV ANT. Anyone ---------------------- (see EPZ)
Anything-------------------- (see EQD)
ENW ANTARCTIC. Anywhere ------------------- (see EQR)
Are, or, Is there—any ?------------- Bep
ANTE-MERIDIAN, or, A. M---...--------- EDU Are there any alterations in the lights
(or, marks)?--------------------- ECB
ENX ANTHRACITE COAL. Are there any lights (or, land
marks)? ------------------------ QFA
ENY ANTICIPATE-D-ING-ION. Are there any men-of-war about? ---SA
Are there any orders?-------------- sti,
ENZ ||ANTI-FOULING COMPOSITION. At any time ----------------------- xti
- Can I get any—? ------------------NYI
EOA ANTIMONY. Can, or, Will you take any —?----- x.JE
ANY–APPEAR.
-
ANY–Continued. ANYTHING—Continued.
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
means now available-------------- Cld my (or, the) boat?---------------- FB
Did you do any business?---------- HNX | EQO ||—I decline having anything further to do
Do not have any communications (or, say) in the matter.
with---------------------------- hw Is anything the matter? Has any acci
Do not make any alterations—until — dent happened?------------------- BK
ECG | EQP |—Is there anything to bring me up?
Do not show a light on any account--Qv
Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived— | EQR ANY where.
at? ------------------------------ JM | EQS —Anywhere else.
EPR –Have you (or person indicated) any—? Do you, or, Does—(vessel indicated) call
Have you any combustibleson board?-Ho anywhere (or, at — )?------------ HW
Have you any message(telegram, orders, EQT |—Have you called anywhere (or, at —)?
or, communication) for me? -------IB | EQU |—Ishall not touch (or, call) anywhere (or,
Have you any rockets? ------------ Uze at —).
Have you had any births? ---------GLH
Have you had any sickness on board? EQV |APART.
WBA
Have you received any orders— | EQW |APARTMENTs.
from –?--------------------------su ||
I can not stop to have any communica- || EQX |APEAK.
tion ------------------------------ IF
EPS –If you have any doubt.
Is, or, Are there any? ---------, ----BEP
EQY APERIENT.
-
Is there any advantage to begained?-DNT | EQZ |APERTURE.

Is there any alteration in the market? ERA |—Screw aperture. Screw well.
ECN
Is there any alterationinthemarks?-ECM | ERB |APOLOGIZE-D-ING. APOLOGY.
Is there any danger—in — (of, or,
from)? -------------------------- GA || ERC I APOPLEXY-ECTIC.
Is there any naval news? ---------- SEM -
Is there any opportunity?----------srx | ERD |APPARATUs.
Is there any risk? -----------------UYB | ERF |—Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
Is there any shelter?-------------- WWL quiet it.
EPT |—Not any. None. | | ERG |—Diving apparatus.
EPU |—Of any use. ERH |—Life-saving (Rocket) apparatus.
EPV |—Scarcely any. Life-saving apparatus (Rocket) Station,
EPW |—Were there any? WRP
EPX |—Will it be of any use? ERI |—Photographic apparatus.
EPY |—Will there be any? ERJ |—Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus coming.
ERK |—Sounding apparatus.
ANYBODY. ANY PERSON------------- EPQ Thomson's (Kelvin) patent sounding
apparatus ----------------------- TEG
EPZ ||ANYONE.
EQA |—Anyone else. ERL APPARENT-LY.
EQB |—Anyone hurt (or, wounded). ERM |—Apparent time.
Anyone on board------------------ EPM | ERN |—Apparently favorable-y.
Can you supply me with anyone to take | ERO |—Apparently shoal water to the –.
charge (or, act) as engineer?------ RH
Have you anyone that can work at a || ERP APPEAL-ED-ING. To APPEAL.
forge? -------------------------- NLE Crew have appealed to the authorities,
EQC |—Is, or, Was there anyone on board? FNE
ls anyone wounded (or, hurt)? ---...-EQB || ERQ —Have, or, Has appealed.
Not anyone.------------------------ SIU || ERS |—No use appealing.
ERT |-Shall, or, Will appeal.
EQD ANYTHING.
Almost anything may be got ------ EAB || ERU APPEAR-ED-ING-ANCE.
EQF |—Anything belonging to —. Affairs appear more settled-------- Doz
EQG |—Anything else? ERW –Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable.
EQH |—Anything extra? Appearances are threatening. Be on
EQI |—Anything for me (or person indicated)? your guard-----------------------FN
EQJ |—Anything further? Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in
EQK |—Anything in sight? its proper position -------------- HMG
EQL ||—Anything of (or, from) —? ERW |—Do, or, Does not like the appearance of.
EQM |—Anything to (or, for) —? ERX |—Does not appear.
EQN |—Anything to send? ERY |-Does, or, Did it appear?
Anything wrong with the engines---RD | ERZ |—Every appearance of foul weather.
Do not leave anything unsettled ---QKR || ESA ||—Has, or, Have the appearance of.
Have you anything for sale?------- vPL || ESB –It appears.
Have you anything to report? ----- URs || ESC |—No appearance of.
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- APPEAR–ARE.
APPEAR–Continued. | ETZ APRIL.

ESD |—Should it appear. About April the------------------ CZ.J.
ESF |—The appearance is not satisfactory. EUA |—Beginning of April.
ESG |—The appearance is satisfactory. EUB |—End of April.
Vessel indicated appears in distress-NX || EUC |—Next April.
ESH –Vessel indicated (bearing, if necessary)
appears to be—.
What state does the battery appear to || EUD ||ARAB-IAN-IC.
be in? -------------------------. FYV
Wind appears to be steady---------zEH | EUF APRON.
ESI APPETITE. APPETIZE-ING. - EUG | ARBITRATE-D-ING-OR-ION.

Court of Arbitration -------------- KAB
ESJ APPLE.
EUH | ARC.
ESK |APPLIANCE. EUI —Arc light.
ESL |—Life-saving appliance.
EUJ | ARCHBISHOP, or, BISHOP.
ESM APPLICANT.
ARCHINE(Russian measure of length)-AvM
ESN APPLY-IED-ING—To (or, FoR).
ESO |—Application. ARCHINE (Turkish measure of length)-Awſ
ESP |—Forward-ed-ing application to (or, for).
ES —Have applied (or, spoken) to-? EUK | ARCHIPELAGO.
ES —Have you applied (or, spoken) to-?
EST |—Shall apply (or, speak) to. EUL | ARCTIC.
ESU |—Will you apply (or, speak) to? Antarctic ------------------------ ENW.
ESV (APPoinT-ED-ING-MENT—to (nomination). ARDEB (measure of capacity)-------- AYL
ESW —Appointment is made. -
ESX ||—Have, or, has an appointment. ARE. (Square or surface measure)--Axiſ
ESY |—Is the appointment settled?
ARE--------------------- --- - - -------- BEJ
ESZ —Make an appointment for—.
Are, Am, or, Is able to ------------ CYF
ETA –Shall appoint—.
ETB |—The appointment has not taken place. Are, Am, or, Is not---------------- BEG
ETC |—Time appointed. Are, Am, or, Is not able to -------- CYG
ETD |—Will appoint. Are, Am, or, Is not to be ---------- BFD
ETF |—Will you appoint? Are, Am, or, Is not to have -------- BQD
Are, Am, or, Is to----------- ------ BEh
ETG |APPREHEND-ED-ING. Are, Am, or, Is to be -------------- BFC
Apprehended (arrested) by the police, Are, Am, or, Is to blame ---------- GMF
TNW Are, Am, or, Is to have ------------ BQC
ETH ||—Apprehension-ive. Are, or, Is his (her-s, its)---------- Bek
ETI |—Do, or, Does not apprehend. Are, or, Is my (mine).-------------- BEL
ETJ |—Do you (he, or, they) apprehend? Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we?--...--- BEM
Are, or, Is the 7 ------------------- Ben
ETK APPRENTICE-D-ING-SHIP. Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? ---BEo
Are, or, Is there—any? ------------ BEP
ETL |APPROACH-ED-ING-ABLE. (See also Close.) Are, or, Is with — ---------------- BEr
Approaching land----------------- QDM Are, or, Is you-r-s ----------------- BES
ETM –Can not approach. Are there? ------------------------ BEp
ETN |—J)o not approach the coast, because it is Are there any orders? ------------- STL
mined. Are these (or, those)? -------------BEQ
ETO |—Do not approach too near. Are they?------------------------- BEO
ETP —Meteorological Office (or, Weather Bu- Are to ---------------------------- BEH
Are to be ------------------------- BFC
from the –
reau) reports depression approaching
Are we (our-s)? ------------------- BEM
ETQ —Meteorological Office (or, Weather Bu- Are you-r-s" ---------------------- BES
Are you able to?------------------ CYH
the –
reau) reports gale approaching from
#.
Pilot boat is approaching you ------ Dni cated) had (or, have) done (or, is, or,
are doing) ---------------------- BUL
ETR APPROPRIATE-D-ING-LY.
-
cated) had (has, or, have)
ETS APPROVE-BATION.—OF. is, or, are not doing) ------------ BUP
ETU |—Approved. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
ETV |—Do you approve—off cated) is (or, are) for------------ BUR
ETW |—Not approved of. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
cated) is (or, are) from ---------- BUS
ETX | APPROXIMATE-LY. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
ETY –Approximation. cated) is (or, are).---------------- BUT
ARE-ARMY.
ARE-Continued. EUM | AREA, or, SURFACE.

He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi.
cated) is (or, are) able to--------- BUV EUN | ARGENTINA. ARGENTINA Colors.
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-8 indi
cated) is (or, are) not----------. BUW ARGENTINo. (Coin.) ---------------- As Y
cated) is (or, are) not able to ---- BUX || EUO | ARGUE-D-ING-MENT.
How are they?-------------------- Bxh
How are you? -------------------- BXI || EUP ARISE-N-ING. AROSE.
it,
or
How is (or, are) he (she, person-s
or thing-s indicated)?------------ Bxo EU ARM-ED-ING. TO ARM.
||
EU
is it,
he (she, person-s or thing-s in- —Arms (weapons).

or
If If If If If If
dicated) (or, are) -------------. BYL EUS —Arm boats.
|| ||
he (she, it, person-s or thing-s in- EUT |—Arm chest.
or
------ BYM Arm the lead----------------------
to
dicated) (or, are) able G
is it,is
-
EUV
or
he (she, person-s or thing-8 in- |—Armed men not allowed
to
land.
||
dicated) (or, are) not---------- BYN EUW —Armed merchant ship.
|
he (she, it, or person-s or thing-8 in- EUX |—Armed with —.
||
dicated) (or, are) not able to---BYo Fire-arms ------------------------MZY
is
they are --------------------- --CAF EUY |—How are you armed?
| |
they are not -------------------- CAG EUZ ||—How she armed
is
2
If we are -----------------------. -CAX EVA 1–I have no arms.
||
If we are not --------------------- CAY Not armed. Unarmed ------------ YG.J.
you are-------------------------CBQ Man and arm boats---------------- GTV
If If
you are not--------------------- CBR Send an armed boat.---------------GUK

If, or, Are, he (she,
it,
person-s or EVB They are armed.

or
|—She armed.
is
||
thing-s indicated)? ----...--------- Bv EVC –Small-arm men.

Y
|
Is, or, Are his (her-s, it-s) ---------BEK EVD ||—Small arms (muskets, etc.).
||
There are (or, is)------------------ CMG EWF |—Small-arm magazine.

There are (or, is) not-------------. CMH EVG –With arms.
||
They are for ---------------------- CNM Without arms. Unarmed.---------Yo.J

They are from -------------------- BET
They are -------------------------. BEU EVH ARM. (Limb).
||
EVI
|
They are not--- —Arm broken.

We are ... ------------------------BEw EVJ —Arm dislocated.
We are not ------------------...----BEX EVK –Left arm.
||
What, or, Which are (or, is)? ----- CPW EVL |–Right arm.
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?-cPY Yard arm------------------------- ZKP
What, or, Which (or, are) he (she, it,
is
or person-s thing-s indicated)?.cPx EVM

or
||ARMAMENT.
||
When are (or, is)? ---------------- cQw

When are we? -------------------- CQX EVN ARMATURE.
||
When are you? -------------------CQY

it,
or
or
When he (she, person-s thing-s EVO ARMISTICE.

||
indicated) (or, are) -------- CR.J. Armistice has been arranged.-------- YS

is
-
-
-
it,
When (or, are) he (she, person-s EVP |—Is an armistice probable?

or
is
or thing-s indicated)?------------ Crn

When they are-------------...-------CSI EVQ ||ARMOR-ED.
|| ||
When we are ---------------------- CSL EVR –Armor belt.

When you are ---------------------CSN EVS –Armor-clad. Iron-clad.
|
Where am (or, are we)? ---------- CSQ EVT |—Armor-plate-d-ing.

|| ||
I
Where are (or, is)?----------------- CSR EVU –Armored cable.

Where are they? -----...-----------CST EVW |—Armored cruiser.
| |
Where are you bound? ------------- SH EVX |–Armored deck.

Where are you from? --------------- EVY |–Armored ship.
SI
|
Where are you going? ------------- CSU EVZ —Armored train.

||
or
or

it
indicated) (or, are).----------.. CTD EWA ARMORER.

is
||
Where am (or, we are).----------- CTG

I
EWB ARMY.
|
it,
Any alteration the position

of
(or, are) he (she, person-s

in
Where
or
the
is
or thing-s indicated)? --------...--CTH armies?------------------------- eby

Where they are -------------------CUA Army advancing---------------- DNA
is is
Where we are (ar. am) ---------. CTG EWC |—Army retreating.

||
I
Where you are ---------------. ----CUF EWD |—Army List. -

Who are (or, is)? ------------------ CUI EWF |—Army Service Corps.
Why are (or, is)? -----------------. CUz EWG |—By, or, With the army.
||
Why are you? --------------------cv.A. EWH |—Captain the army.

in
EWI
|
Why are you not? ----------------- CVB |—Colonel.

||
You are ------------------------BEY EWJ |—Commander-in-Chief.

...
You are not----------------------- BEz EWK —General.

||
ARMY-ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT.
ARMY-Continued. ARRIVE–Continued.
EWL —Lieutenant in the army. EYJ —Have you heard of the arrival of — ?
—Major. EYK —I (or vessel in question or now indicated)
EWN —Of, or, From the army. arrived.
EWO —To, or, For the army. EYL —Ishall await their arrival (or, the arrival
EWP —Where is the –
army
EYM
of — ).
—Important intelligence has arrived.
AROSE. ARISE-N-ING---------------- EUP EYN —Large arrivals of — .
Mail arrived—on the—(date indicated),
EWQ AROUND. RFC
Mails have (or, had) arrived from —
EWR ARRACK. (dates up to — )--...-------------- rfor
Mail has or, had) not arrived from —
EWS ARRANGE-D-ING. To ARRANGE-TO (or, (place indicated) Rei
FOR). (See also SETTLE.) Mail steamer arrives-d at —-------- RFL
Amicably arranged (or, settled) ----EFG EYO —Not arrived.
Armistice has been arranged.------- YS On, or, After arrival—of — (or, at-)
—Arrange-d-ing mails. - DRE
—Arrange-d-ing to receive (or, for recep Orders have not arrived yet — for—-suk
tion of). Reinforcements constantly arriving-Uom
—Arrangement. Report my arrival (or, arrival of—)-Usc
—Arrangements completed. EYP —Shall I await your arrival?
—Can it be arranged? EYQ —Shall you await her arrival (or, the ar
—Can the difference be arranged? rival of —)?
—Has arrangement been made? EYR —She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has)
—I can arrange it. arrived.
—I leave it to your arrangement. EYS —She (or vessel indicated) had (or, has) not
—Is all settled (or, arranged)? arrived.
—Is everything arranged—for 2 Telegraphic dispatches arrived from —
—It was arranged that I should. JX
—It was arranged that I should not. EYT —Very few arrivals.
—Make-ing, Made arrangement—to-(or, Wessels just arrived, show your ensigns,
- DY
for — ).
—No arrangement—to — (or, for). Vessels just arrived, show your numbers
—Unable to arrange. (or, distinguishing signals)------- Dx
—What are the time arrangements for—? Wait for arrival—of--------------- FPC
EYU
it,
—What arrangements to (or, for — ) : —When did he (she, or
vessel indicated)
arrive?
ARREAR. EYV —When did you arrive?
When does the –
mail arrive?----- RFz
ARREST-ED-ING. When ought the next mail arrive? to
Arrested (apprehended) by the police, RGA
TNW EYW —Will arrive—at. -
EXP —Has been arrested. Will you await her arrival (or, the arri
EX —Has not been arrested. val of -)? ---------------------- EYQ
EX —Undor arrest. Your orders nave not arrived yet --sva
EXS ARRIVE-D-ING—AT. To ARRIVE. capacity)
of
ARROBA. (Measure ----AYM

After, or, On arrival of (or, at-)-DRE
An express has arrived from — --- MPH ARROBA. (Measure of weight) ------ AZY
Any arrivals from — ?------------- EOM
—Arrival. EYX ARROW.
—Arrived at destination.
—Arrived during the day. EYZ ARROWROOT.
—Arrived during the night.
—Arrived safely. EZA ARSENAL.
Await my arrival at — ------------FPA
Await the arrival of — EZE ARSENIC-AL.
—Before arrival — of (or, at).
—Can you await arrival of — ? EZC ARTERY-ERIAL.
—Despatches arrived.
—Do you wish your arrival reported? EZD ARTICLE. (Object.)
—Due to arrive — at. EZF —Article indicated can be supplied, but
it
—Expect to arrive. will require fitting

Had any letters (or, despatches) arrived EZG.
– at 7----------------------------JM —Article indicated may be had —(place
at
indicated).
—Had the mail arrived when you left? EZH —Send the following articles.
—Has arrived off. EZI —The following articles.
—Has he (she, or, it) arrived — at 3
Has the mail arrived—(from —, if mec ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT
essary) ------------ -------------- QN EZJ —Send ship's articles.
GENERAL VOCABULARY. PART II.
r-
160
i
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT—ASK.
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT—Continued. FBZ |ASCEND-ED-ING.

EZK —Ship's articles (or, papers).
EZL |—Signed articles. FCA ASCERTAIN-ED-ING.
EZM l—Termination of articles. FCB |—Ascertain what.
FCD –Ascertain when.
FCE –Can you ascertain?
EZN | ARTIFICE-LAL-LY. FCG |—Can not ascertain.
EZO |—Artificial horizon. FCH –Could it not be ascertained?
Damage not ascertained ----------- kiy
EZP | ARTIFICER. FCI —Did you ascertain?
EZ —Artificer diver. FCJ |—Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain.
EZ —Engine-room artificer. FCK —Have you ascertained?
EZS |–Skilled artificer. FCL |—It has been ascertained.
EZT |—What artificers have you? Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and longi
tude, if necessary) but was unable to
EZU | ARTILLERY-IST-MAN. ascertain whether any people were on
EZW |—Artillery has been landed. board.---------------------------Zw
EZW |—Artillery, or, Ordnance stores. FCM ||—Shall, or, Will ascertain.
EZX |—In want of artillery. FCN |—When it is ascertained.
EZY |—No want of artillery.
FCO | ASCRIBE-D-ING. To Ascr1BE.
FAB - FCP |—What do you ascribe it to?
FAC |—As a matter of course.
FAD 1–As close as. FCQ Ash. (Wood.)
FAE –As convenient.
FAG |—As far as. FCR ASH. CINDER.
FAH |—As fast as. - FCS —Ash pit.
FAI |—As fast as possible. FCT |—Ash shoot.
FAJ 1–As follows.
FAK |—As he (she, it, his, her-s, it-s). FCU ASHAMED.
FAL –As he is. FCW —Ought to be ashamed.
FAM |—As I (my, mine).
FAN |—As it happens. FCW Ashore. (See also SHORE and AGROUND.)
FAO |—As it is. Am on shore, likely to break up; require
FAP –As it is not. immediate assistance -----------.. CA
FAQ |—As it may. FCX |—Are you going ashore?
FAR 1–As it was. Do not send boats ashore after dark-GST
I
.
FAS 1–As it was not. am a stranger here; will you let me
FAU –As it will be. go ashore with you ?------------- Och
As little as------------------------ Qvu || FCY |—Let him bring ashore (on shore).
FAW |—As long as. FCZ |—Send ashore—to (or, for) —.
FAW |—As many as. Send the letter bag on shore (or to vessel
FAX |—As many as convenient. indicated) ----------------------- FSN
FAY –As (or, much) as possible. The ship's bags are sent ashore----- Fso
FAZ l—As much as. Vessel (or vessel indicated) ashore near
FBA ||—As much as can be taken. (or, on)------------------------- ch
FBC |—As near as.
FBD —As often as. FDA |ASIA-TIC.
FBE |—As quick as.
FBG |—As quick as possible. FDB |ASIDE.
FBH |—As requested.
FBI —As requisite. FDC ||Ask—For—. To Ask. (See also REQUEST.)
FBJ -|-As slow as possible. Asked-ing ------------------------ FDM t
FBK |—As soon as. FDE |–Askpermission.
As soon as alongside -------------- EAV Ask stranger (or vessel indicated) if he
FBL |—As soon as convenient. will communicate ---------------- HT
FBM –As soon as it is dark. | FDG —Ask—(person or vessel indicated) not
FBN |–As soon as it is dusk. - -. -
FBO |—As soon as possible. || FDH |—Ask—(person or vessel indicated) to --

As soon as she is off (or, afloat)----DPw || FDI —Ask him if.
FBP |—As soon as the flood tide makes. FDJ –Ask the.
--
FB —As soon as there is a breeze. FDK |—Ask you not to.
FB —As they (their-s). FDL |–Ask you to.
FBS —As to. FDM |—Asked-ing.
-
FBT |—As usual. Asks name of ship (or, signal station) in
FBU |—As we (our-s). sight-----------------------------VG
FBW –As well as. Asks precise time of high water, and
FBW |—As you-r-s. minimum depth at that time------ Xe
–
FBX |—As you please. NotE.—Reply will be: -
1. By an hour signal (see page 58).
FBY ASBESTOs. 2. By a numeral signal denoting feet.
GENERAL VOCABULARY. 161
ASK–ASSIST.
ASK–Continued. FEX |ASSIST-ANCE.

FDN |—Better not ask the reason. Aground; want immediate assistance,
FDO |–Hail the strange vessel, and ask—if—. NA
FDP |—Have, or, Has not asked. Am drifting: want assistance------- CM
FDQ –Shall, or, Will ask. Am on shore, likely to break up; re
FDR –Unable to ask. quire immediate assistance-------- CA
FDS —Will you ask?
FEY |—Assist—(vessel indicated).
FEZ |—Assistance was refused. .
FDT |Asleep. (See also SLEEP.) Assistant -------------------------FGY
-
Boat is coming to your assistance ---ET
FDU |ASSASSIN-ATE-ION. FGA |—Can assist.
FDW |—An attempt to assassinate. FGB |—Can be assisted (or, helped).
Assassinated (or murdered)--------- SCJ || FGC l—Can I assist Ž
- Can I
procure any assistance in the way
of-7 ---------------------------- CN
FDW Assault-ED-ING. To AssaulT. (See also || FGD –Can you assist?
ATTACK.) Can you assist—(vessel indicated)?---co
FDX |—Assault did not succeed. Can not assist ---------------------- CP
FDY |—Commit-ted-ting an assault. Could not render assistance CQ
Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired
FDZ |ASSEMBLE-D-ING. without assistance----- ---------- BG
| About to assemble ---------------- DAE Do not require assistance (or, further
Assemble alongside--------------- EAW assistance).------------------------ CR
FEA –Assembled on the. Do the best you can for yourselves, no
Boats to assemble------------------ GSE assistance can be given ----------- CX
| Convoy will assemble at port (or place Do you require any assistance (or, help)
indicated) ----------------------- JUo. of — (or, from —)? ---------------CS
FEB 1–Have, or, Has assembled. Do you require further assistance 7-CT
FEC |—Shali, or, Will assemble. Do you require immediate assistance?
| Should you part, endeavor to beach your CU
vessel where people are assembled (or || FGE ||—Every assistance will be given.
as pointed out by Compass Signal Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist
- FROM #0 u)----------------------- FZU ance ----------------------------- NH
FED or, Were assembled.
|-Was. they FGH |—Give every assistance to —.
FEG —When assemble. I am aground; send what immediate
assistance you can ---------------- CE
FEH |AssFMBLY. IIam attacked; want assistance. Help;
am attacked -------------------- NJ
FEI |—Assembly,Congress, Parliament (or other
legislative body) adjourns (or, ad- Ican not assist (help) you.---------- OTx
journed) on the –. I can not take you in tow, but will
FEJ –Assembly,Congress, Parliament(or other report you at — and send immediate
legislative body) is dissolved. assistance----------------------- XYQ
Assembly,Congress, Parliament (or other I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
legislative body) met (or, meets) on CV
- the ---------------------------- JPB I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist
FEK —House of Assembly. ance ---------------------------- DPY
I want assistance; please remain by
FEL |ASSENT-ED-ING. Ine-------------------------------NR
Yes, or, Affirmative.
C, or, Code Flag over c || FGI —I will assist you (or vessel in distress).
FGJ |—If I have not assistance.
FEM |ASSERT-ED-ING. ASSERTION. In distress; want assistance--------- NS
FEN |—Have, or, Has asserted. In distress; want immediate assistance a
FEO |—It is- asserted. NC
FGK |—Is — indicated) likely to assist
(vessel
FEP |ASSESS-ED-ING-MENT. (or, supply) me?
FEQ |—Damages are assessed at —. Lighthouse, or, Light-ship at — wants
immediate assistance--------...----Cw
FER ASSESSOR.
- Light-ship, or, Lighthouse at — wants
immediate assistance------------- CW
FET |ASSETS. May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt
assistance be given ---------------- CG
FEU |ASSIGN-ING-MENT. May be got off (or, afloat) without
FEW Assigned. assistance ----------------------- DPZ
Cause, or, Reason must be assigned-IFo
The cause (or, reason) assigned, is --IFT || FGL |—Medical assistance wanted; want a sur
.The cause (or, reason) assigned is suf | geon.
ficient--------------------------- IFU Mutiny; want assistance------------ YF
- - No assistance can be rendered; do the
FEw |AssignEE. | best you can for yourselves ------- CX
a See Distress Signals, page 7.

102188°–17—11
ASSIST-AT.
t
|
ASSIST-Continued. ASTERN–Continued.
FGM |—Offered assistance, but they declined. FHG |—Astern of the.
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and Convoy is astern ------------------JUL
longitude to follow, if necessary) but Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
could not renderanyassistance; people escort) --------------------------- IW
still on board--------------------- zv || FHI —Drop astern—of.
Render all the assistance possible to -CY || FHJ |—Farther astern of.
Require help (or, assistance) of (or, Go astern --------- ------------------ LJ
ºpj.
from) --------------------------- - CZ Go astern. Heave all aback -------- LP
Rudder disabled; will you assist me? Go astern easy. Easy astern ------- LK
(into port indicated, if necessary)--DA Go astern ---------------LM
Send immediate assistance---------- DB || FHK –Go astern of—.
FGN |—Send boat to assist. Go astern of me-------------------FHQ
Ship disabled; will you tow me? (into FHL –Has fallen astern.
port indicated, if necessary) ------ MY | Heave all aback Go astern --...----- LP
FGO |—Should you require any assistance (or. " I will pass astern of you.
help)? Code Flag over z
FGP |—Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance. FHM –Keep farther astern. i
The ice is so solid I can not break || FHN |—Keep right astern.
through; send help (or, assistance)-Pop | FHO ||—Keep going astern.
Wessel indicated (or, in distress) wants My engines are going astern.
immediate assistance------------- Nw Code Flag over v.
FGQ —Wessel indicated does not require further FHP —Next astern.
. assistance. FHQ ||–Pass astern of me.
-
FGR –Vessel indicated not likely to supply i FH —Stern way. Going astern.
(or, assist) you. FHS –Tow astern.
Veer a boat astern ---------------- Give
-
FGS |—Wessel indicated wants assistance.
Want a surgeon (or, doctor). Medical Veer a breaker astern -------...----FXz
assistance----------------------- FGL. Veer a rope astern ---------------- WAC
Want assistance-------------------- YE ||
Want assistance; mutiny----------- YF | FHT | ASTONISH-ED-ING-MENT.
Want immediate assistance. In dis- || FHU –Am, Is, or, Are astonished.
tress a---------------------------. No || FHV –It is astonishing.
Want immediate medical assistance-YL
We are coming to your assistance---DC | FHW ASTRONOMY-ICAL-LY.
-
FGT |—What assistance do you require * What
do you want? FHX ASUNDER.
FGU |—Will assist.
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)? FHY | Asylum.
DE | FHZ –Lunatic asylum.
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
in laying out an anchor? -------- EKL | FIA | AT. AT THE.
Will you go to the assistance of wreck At all (or, every)------------------ DYI
(bearing to follow, if necessary)---zY || | At all events.---------------------- DYH
FGW –With assistance fire can be subdued. At all times-----------------------DYJ
With immediate assistance fire can be At anchor ------------------------ Ehn
extinguished --------------------- NY At any time ----------------------- xTI
With some assistance I shall be able to || FIB |—At dawn. Daybreak. Dawn.
set things right ------------------ Dr. At daylight. Daylight------------ KNB
FGW |—With the assistance of. FID | –At first.
FGX |—Without assistance. FIE —At home.
FIG –At last.
- FIH ! —At least.
FGY |ASSISTANT. FIJ —At midnight.
FIK |—At night.
FIL —At no time.
FGZ |ASSOCIATE-D-ING-ION. FIM 1–At noon. Noon.
FIN | –At once. Now.
FIO —At one.
FHA ASSORT-ED-ING-MENT. FIP —At, or, In station.
Assorted cargo-------------------- HYv | FIQ —At place specified.
At present. For the present ------ Nhu.
FHB |AssumE-D-ING-PTION. FIR —At quarters.
FIT —At random.
FHC ||ASSURANCE. FIU —At sea.
FIV –At sunrise. Sunrise.
FHD |ASSURE-D-ING. FIW —At sunset. Sunset.
FIX |—At the extremity (or, end) of.
FHE ASTERN–OF. FIY |—At the landing place. -
Afloat astern (aft)------------------ Bw | FIZ –At the latter end of—. The latter end—
Astern easy ------------ ------------ LK of.
a See Distress Signals, page 7.

AT—ATTEST.
AT—Continued. ATTEMPT-Continued.
the nearest landing place------- QDO
At I
—Shall try (or, attempt)—to ?
the railway station ------..
At The attempt is dangerous.----------. GI
F.J.A —At the (or, that) time specified. —Useless to attempt (or, try)—to.
At this port ----------------------- TOQ When may the bar (or, entrance) be
FJB —At top of. attempted 7 ---------------------FWD
—At what time? At what hour? —Will attempt—to (or, try).
FJD —Is at—the. —Will you attempt to—(or, try)?
Not at all------------------------- DYP —You may make an attempt (or, try).
To be at
ATTEND-ED-ING-ANCE. (To be present at.)
FJE ATHWART. —Attend on board.
FJG —Athwart hawse. —Attend survey.
FJH —Athwart ship. —Attendant.
FJI —Athwart the tide (current, or, stream). Has been attended with no advantage,
DNr.
FJK ATLANTIC.
FJL —North Atlantic. ATTEND-ED-ING. (To pay attention.) (See
FJM —South Atlantic. also ATTENTION.)
Trans-Atlantic ------------------- XZW Attend to signals-------------------DG
FLB —I will attend to your signal.
FJN ATLAS.
FJO ATMOSPHERE. FLC ATTENTION-IVE.

FJP —Atmospheric disturbance. Attention is called to page—, paragraph
FJQ —Atmospheric pressure. —, of the INTERNATIONAL CODE---DH
N.B.-The page is to be shown first, and
FJR ATROCIOUS-LY-NESS-OCITY. then the paragraph. This signal
should be employed only between ves
FJS ATTACH-ED-ING-MENT. sels using the United States edition,
as otherwise the pages referred to will
FJT ATTACHſ. not correspond.
Calls the attention of the FIRST (or,
FJU ATTACK-ED-ING. To ATTACK. (See also nearest) ship on the bearing (FROM the
ASSAULT.) person sigmaling) pointed out by com
FJV —(An). Attack. pass signal------------------------ DI
Coup-de-main -------------------. -JYX Calls the attention of SECONDship, etc.-DJ
False attack----------------------- Ms D Calls the attention of THIRD ship, etc. DK
F.J.W. —Have, or, Has been attacked. Calls the attention of FourTH ship, etc.-DL
FJX —Have you (or vessel indicated) been at Calls the attention of FIFTH ship, etc.-DM
tacked 2 - Calls the attention of sixth ship, etc.-DN
I am attacked; want assistance. Help; Calls the attention of the shore signal
I am attacked--------------------- NJ station on the bearing (FROM the per
FJY —I attacked. son signaling) pointed out by compass
FJZ —I (or vessel indicated) have been at signal---------------------------- do
Calls the attention of vessel COMING into
.#
tacked—by.
Night attack----------------------- sid the anchorage on the (FROM
FKA —Serious attack. the person signaling) pointe
FKB —Shall attack? I compass signal
FKC —Slight attack. Calls the attention of vessel LEAVING the
Support my attack---------------- XFA anchorage on the bearing (FROM the
FKD —To be attacked. person signaling) pointed out by com
Torpedo attack ------------------- xWO pass signal ---------
FKE —Wait for the attack. Calls the attention of vessel whose dis
FKG —Will you attack? tinguishing signal will immediately
FKH — — made an unsuccessful attack on —. follow
FLD —For your attention.
FKI ATTEMPT-ED-ING To. (See also TRY.) FLE —Have, or, Has paid particular atten
An attempt to assassinate ---------- FDV tion—to.
FKJ —Attempted to put to sea. FLG —I am paying every attention.
Do not attempt landing in your own Look out. Pay attention ----------- DS
boats-----------------------------EY FLH —Pay attention to orders.
Do not attempt to make the anchorage Pay attention to signal ------------- DG
(or, harbor)---------------------- FW |FLI —Pay attention to the helm.
FKL —Do not attempt without a pilot. FLJ —Pay no attention to. -
FKM —Have, or, Has attempted. Pay strict attention to signals during
FKN —I(or vessel indicated) made the attempt the night------------------------- DT
but did not succeed. |FLK —Pay the greatest attention.
FKO —Make an (or, the) attempt. FILM —You do (or, did) not pay attention—to.
FKP —Shall attempt to get away.
FKQ I
—Shall make another attempt * FLN ATTEST-ED-ING-ATION.
ATTORNEY-AVOID.
-
FLO |ATToRNEY. (Solicitor.) AUTHORITIES-Continued.
FLP —Power of attorney. FNH |—Dock-yard authorities.
| FNT |-Harbor authorities.
FLQ |ATTRACT-ED-Ion. | FNJ |—Inform harbor authorities.
Have you any local attraction (devia- || FNK —Legal authorities.
- tion).---------------------------- JHR || FNL |—Local authorities.
FNM –Medical authorities
FLR 1ATTRIBUTE-D-ING-ABLE. FNO |—Police authorities.
Police (or, other) authorities have ac
FLS AUCTION. quitted ------------------------- HT
FLT |—Sales by auction. Police (or, other) authorities have de
FLU —Sold, by auction. cided against the crew ---------- KDG
FNP |—Police (or, other) authorities have fined
FLW |AUDIENCE. AUDIBLE-Y. -.
Police (or, other) authorities have inter
FLW |AUDIT-ED-ING. fered --------------------------- FNB
Police (or, other) authorities have taken
FLX AUDITOR. some of the crew out of the ship-KDH
FNQ –Police (or, other), authorities will not
FLY |AUGER. give any redress.
FNR –Port authorities.
FLZ |AUGMENT-ED-ING-ATION.
-
FNS AUTHORIZE-D-ING. (See also AUTHORITY.)
FMA IAUGUST. FNT –Have you authorized?
About August the –-------------- CZK.
FMB |—Beginning of August. FNU AUTOMATIC-ALLY.
FMC |—End of August.
FMD |—Next August. FNV AUTUMN–OF.
FNW 1–Autumnal.
FME AUSTRALIA-N. FNX |—Last autumn.
FMG |—Australian meat. FNY —Next autumn.
FMH !—Australian vine.
FNZ |AUXILIARY.
FMI AUSTRIA-N. AUSTRIAN AND HUNGARIAN || FOA |—Auxiliary engine.
COLORs. FOB |—Auxiliary screw.
Bank of Austria ------------------ FUM
FOC ||AVAIL-ED. -
FMJ AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN LLOYD's. FOD —Avail yourself of.
FOE 1–Available.
FMK AUTHOR. - Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available ------------- CD
FML |AUTHORITY. (Delegated power.) Iam sinking (or, on fire), send all avail
FMN |—Authority insufficient. able boats to save passengers and
FMO |—Authority is (or, will be) questioned. Crew. -----------------------------
-
FMP |—Authority sufficient for the occasion. FOG |—I shall (or, will) avail myself of.
By what authority? What is your | FOH |—If available.
- authority?---------------------- FMY || FOI —It is of no avail.
FMQ his (or, their) authority.
—Exceed-ed FOJ 1–It will not avail much.
FMR —Exercise-d his (or, their) authority. No boat available ---------- -------- FG
Give authority (authorize) -------- FNS No doctor (or, surgeon) available --wxi
FMS —Have (or, has) no authority to —. No interpreters available ----------PRF
FMT |—Have you authority to —? No lighters available --------------- RB -
FMU |—I have authority from, or, Am author- FOK |—Send all available spars for — to.
ized by —. There are no tugs available -------- XZ.
FMV |—I have no authority.
FMW –No authority—to-. FOL |AVAST.
FMX |—On the authority of —. FOM |—Avast heaving.
FMY |—What is your authority? By what
FMZ -
authority -
h Un horized -
Without authority.. Unauthorize,
t FON
FOP
Avenue.
AVERAGE. ANAVERAGE.
FNA (Persons in authority.) About the average ---------------- Czz
—º. * ...;
-.
|AUTHoRITIEs.
FNB |–Authorities (or, Police authorities) have FOQ |–An average number (or,average
quantity) of
interfered. Does not amount to an of -EGJ
- FOR —General average.
#N§ —Authorities will not interfere. | FOS *T*º---------
Aºtiº
| AvH.RSE-ION.
will put an end to the
affair --------------------------- DPJ || WISO, ()
AVISO, ESSEL-------- KWY
or DESPATCH, VESSEL W
Civic authorities. Alderman ----- DWS
FNE –Crew have appealed to the authorities. | FQT |Avoid-ED-ING-ABLE.
FNG |—Dock authorities. FOU –Avoid, if possible.
AVOID—BACK.
AVOID—Continued. Awa Y—Continued.

FOW —Avoid-ed-ing confusion. My sails are all blown away (or, split),
FOW —Can avoid (or, be avoided). WEC
FOX —Can not avoid (or, be avoided). Open. Get farther away----------. MC
Unavoidable-ly Ran, or, Run away---------------- UHO
Shall attempt to get away.--------- FKP
FOY Avoir.DUPois. (Weight.) Slack away----------------------- wrq
The breeze will die away ---------- HGF
FOZ Await-ED-ING. (See also WAIT.) To Awart. You run away from me------------ WCL
—Await my arrival at —.
FPB —Await outside the inspection of the offi FPR Aweigh. (See also WEIGH).
cials. Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated)
FPC —Await the arrival of —. aweight-------------------------- ZM
FPD —Awaiting coroner's inquest.
FPS
I am aweigh---------------- -------- ZN
Can you await answer (or, reply)?--EMV —Wessel indicated is aweigh.
Can you await arrival of —?------- EYA
I
have received orders for you to await FPT AWHILE. WHILE-ST.
instructions from owners at — ---.SQ
Ishallawait their arrival (or, the arrival FPU AWKWARD-LY-NESS.
Of -)--------------------------- EYL
I
will telegraph for your orders if you FPV AWNING.
FPW —Deck awnings.
will await reply ------------------ SV
Keep off and on, and await instruc FPX —Furl awnings.
tions----------------------------- six FPY —Slope awnings.
Shall I await your arrival? -------- EYP FPZ —Spread awnings.
Will await answer (or, reply)
Will you await answer (or, reply)?-- UA AWOKE. AWAKE-N-ING-------------- FPE
Will you await her (or, the arrival
of -)?---------------------------EYQ FQA AXE.
Your orders will be awaiting you off — Pickaxe -------------------------- THR
(or, at –) ----------------------- SVB
AXIS-IAL.
AwakE-N-ING. AWOKE.
AXLE. AXLETREE.
Award-ED-ING.
AZIMUTH-AL.
AwarE. –Azimuth compass.
—Am, Is, or, Are aware—of. —Azimuth table.
—Am, Is, or, Are not aware—of. —Have you an azimuth compass?
—Are you aware? —I have an azimuth compass.
—I was not aware of it. —Variation by azimuth.
—Is he aware?
—Not aware.
AWASH.
AWAY.
Bring away------------------------ HIP
Carried away ---------------------- ICO
Cast away------------------------- IEB
Castaways-------- ----------------- IEC
Clear away ------------------------ ITB
Could any vessel have got away after
you ?---------------------------- OFC
Cut away your masts --------------- KJ.
Cut away------------------------ KHG
Do you think we could get away
from -?
------------------------ XPz FQK B. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
Doctor, or, Surgeon is away ------- L.J.V. see page 13.)
Funncl carried away --------------NTO
Go away -------------------------- Obr. FQL BACK-ED-ING.
Have, on, Has carried away -------- ICQ Back main topsail ---------------- xWC
Heave away----------------------- Orz FQM —Back the.
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away Back the anchor ------------------ EHO
from ?--------------------------- ELB Ordered back---------------------- SUF
Is keeping away------------------- PYF Put back ------------------------- UCW
Is my berth a good one for getting away , Put back damaged ---------------- UCx
from? -------------------------- GFW Send back ------------------------ vPQ
Keep away------------------------ PYM FQN —Was obliged to put back.
Keep more away------------------ PYW. What is the cause of your putting back?
Lower away----------------------- RBZ UDE
166 GENERAL VOCABULARY. PART II
BACKSTAY –BANK.
FQO FSW
§§
||BACKSTAY. BAKE-D-ING.
—Topmast backstay. FSX ||—Bakery. Bake house.
FQR |BAckward-LY-NESs. FSY ||BAKER.
FQS |BAcon. FSZ |BALANCE-D-ING.

FTA –Balanced rudder.
FQT |BA D-LY.
FQU –A bad method. BALE. (Measure of Capacity.)------ AYN
Bad accommodation--------------- DCN || FTB –Bale of .
Bad account ----------------------DEX || FTC |—Bales of cotton.
Bad anchorage-------------------- Ekrt
FQW –Bad berth. FTD BALE-D-ING-R. To BALE OUT.
FQW |—Bad case.
FQX |—Bad chance. FTE BALL.
FQY |—Bad coal. Ball (dance).---------------------- kJW
FQZ |—Bad condition. FTG ||—Ball cartridge.
FRA –Bad conduct. FTH | –Is there a time ball at —?
FRB |—Bad example. FTI –Time ball.
FRC |–Bad fuel. FTJ |—Time ball drops at —.
FRD | –Bad habit.
- FTK –When does time ball drop?
FRE |—Bad landing.
FRG |—Bad lookout. FTL | BALLAST-ED-ING.
FRH 1–Bad news—-of. | FTM –Ballast can be got at.
FRI. -Bad order. In bad order. FTN |—Ballast, or, Cargo has shifted.
Bad weather ----------------------- ZB || FTO –Ballasted with —. -
Bad weather is expected ------------FP || FTP |—Can I obtain ballast at —?
FRJ |—Badly done. FTQ —I am (or vessel indicated is) in ballast.
FRK |—Badly stowed. FTR |—Light in ballast.
FRL |—Badly, or, Seriously wounded. FTS |—Must take in more ballast.
FRM |—Engines working badly. FTU –Pig of ballast.
FRN |—He, She, or, It is very bad. FTW |—Water ballast.
FRO –In a bad way. FTW –Water ballast tank.
FRP –In bad health.
||—Is he (she, or, FTX
it)
FRQ bad? BALLOON.

|
FRS |—Markets are very bad (very low). FTY |—Captive balloon.
FRT –Not bad-ly.
FRU |—Very bad-ly. BALSAM OF COPAIBA----------------- JWO
FRV |—Very bad draught. Friars Balsam -------------------- NRF
FRW |—Very bad weather.
FRX |—Work badly. FTZ BAMBOO.
||
FRY –Worked-ing very badly.

|
FUA |BAND. (Music.)

FRZ BADGE.
||
-
FSA ||—Badge FUB
of
office. BAND-ED-ING.
||
FSB BAFFLE-D-ING. FUC BANDAGE-D-ING.

|
FSC –Baffling wind.

- FUD BANDIT-TI.
||
FSD BAG. -
FSE |—Bread bag. Biscuit bag. FUE BANISH-ED-ING-MENT.

FSG |—Carpet bag.
FSH |—Coal bag. FUG BANJo, or, SCREw FRAME.
FSI
|
—Hand bag.
FSJ |—Mail bag. Letter bag. FUH BANK-ED-ING. To BANK.
| |
FSK |—Oil bag. FUI |—Bank, or, Pile

of
—.
FSL |—Sand bag. FUJ |—Bank up.
FSM |—Send bag for. FUK |—Bank up fires.
FSN |—Send the letter bag on shore (or Clouds are banking up ------------ IWA
to
vessel
indicated). Keep your fires banked up--------- PZV
FSO |—The ship's bags are sent ashore.
FSP |—What the number of mail bags you FUL
is
|BANK. (Office.)
| |
have on board?
FUM —Bank of Austria.
England.
FUN |—Bank
of
FS BAGGAGE. FUO |—Bank of France.

TÉ. ºny.
FS FUP
§.
|—Baggage port.
§§
FU
::
FST BAIL-ED-ING-ABLE.
—Bank of Italy.
—Bank
FUS –Bank Spain.
of of
FSU BAILIFF.
FUV –Bank Turkey.
F8V BAIT. FUW –Bank of —.
BANK–BARRICADE.
BANK–Continued. FWG | BAR. BARRED-ING.

| FUX |—Bank (name indicated) has suspended | FWH |—Capstan bar.
payment. | FWI |—Crowbar.
Bank note, or, paper money-------- ASV || FWJ |—Eccentric bar broken.
| FUY |—Bank rate. FWK |—Fire, or, Furnace bar.
|- FUZ |—Banker. FWL |—Radius bars.
Savings bank---------------------- WIG
FWM | BARBER."
| FVA BANK. (Shoal.)
Along the bank of ---------------- EAK || FWIN | BARBETTE.
FWB |—Deepest water is nearest the bank (or,
reef). |
FWO ||BARE-NESS
FVC |—I have had thick fog on the bank. FWP
|—Barely.
FVD ||—On a sand bank. FWQ |—Bare poles.
FVE |—On the left bank of the river. * | FWR |—Barely possible.
FVG |—On the right bank of the river.” Barely room to wear -------------- UZO
*NotE.-The left or the right hand bank | FWS —Barely sufficient.
in descending the stream. |
Barely time to save the mail ------ REY
FVH |—Sand bank. Running under bare poles --------- VCJ
Stand nearer the bank (reef, shoal, or, FWT —You have barely room.
T) ---------------------------- FWA -
The bank is encumbered by fishing FWU Bandals ºr so. To BARGAIN.
boats.-----------------------------EP |
FWV –Better bargain beforehand. -
FVI —The bank was clear of fog.
FWX | BARGE.
FVJ ||BANKRUPT-CY. FWY |—Bargeman.
Agent is bankrupt.----------------- DSL ||
FVK
FVL
|—Bankrupt, or, Failed.
|—Bankruptcies, or, Failures.
|Fwz |BARILLA.
FVM –Have any bankruptcies taken place? BARK. (See BARQUE) --------------- Fºxo
FVN BANQUET-ED-ING. FXA BARK (of a tree).

FWO ||BAPTIZE-D-ING-ISM. FXB | BARLEY.
FVP |BAR (of a harbor, etc). FXC | BARNACLE.

FVQ |—At—(time specified) there will be—feet
water over the bar. FXD | BAROMETER.
FVR –Bar can not be crossed until —. NotE-For Barometer Table, seepage59.
FWS –Bar harbor. Aneroid barometer ---------------- ELP
Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous------ FQ || FXE |—How is the barometer ? What is the
Bar is impassable-------------------FR barometer doing 2
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb | FXG |—I have not a barometer.
tide ------------------------------ EQ || FXH –The barometer has fallen very rapidly.
Bar is not dangerous --------------- LA || FXI |—The barometer is falling.
FVT |—Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just || FXJ |—The barometer is rising.
at slack water (or, at —, time indi- || FXK |—The barometer is steady.
cated). FXL |—The height of the barometer is —.
FVU |—Bar, or, Sands shifted. FXM –Watch the barometer.
FVW –Bar passable. What is the barometer doing?----- Fºxe
FVX –Can I clear the bar? FXN |—What is the height- of barometer?
FWY |—Can I
cross the bar? I
Shall be able to
get over the bar? FXO ||BARQUE.
FVZ |—On the bar. FXP |—Barquentine.
FWA |—Stand nearer the shoal (bank, reef, or, FXQ |—Four-masted bárque.
ar).
FWB –Vessel has struck on the bar. FXR BARRACK.
FWC |—What are the leading marks for cross
ing the bar? BARREL. (Measure of capacity) ----AYo
What is the depth of water on the bar || FXS –Barrel of —.
(in feet)?------------------------- VQ || FXT |—Barrel of flour.
FWD —When may the bar (or, entrance) be | FXU –Barrel of oil.
attempted? Empty barrel -------------------- LxW
When will be the best time for crossing Powder barrel------...--------------TRJ
the bar? ------------------------- XM Tar barrel --------------- --------- XKQ
You will have water enough over the Water barrel -------------------- -YWM
bar (depth in feet to follow) ------- VT
FWE —You will not have water enough over | FXV BARREN-NEss.
—
the bar (or, into the harbor) (depth in
-
feet to follow). FXW BARRICADE-D-ING. BARRIER.
—
BARRICOE–BE.
FXY |BARRICOE. (Breaker or small cask.) BE—Continued.

FXZ ||—Veer a barricoe astern. Am, Are, or, Is to be
-
Be on the alert ----...-------
FYA BARRow. Be the ----------------------------
Can, or, May be ------------------BFG
FYB | BARTER-ED-ING. Can, or, May do (or, be done).------ BLT
Can, or, May have been ------------ BFH
FYC | BASE. Can, or, May have done (or, been done)
FYD |—Base of operations. blv
it, it,
Can, or, May he (she,
or or
person or
s
FYE BASIN. (See also Dock.) thing indicated) be?------------ B.Th.
s
Can, or, May he (she, person-s or
FYG BASIS. thing-s indicated) have been?----- BTL
|
Can, or, May be? ----------------BKH
it I
FYEI BASKET. Can, or, May be done? ---------- BLw
|
Can, or, May there be? ------------- BFI

FYI |BATHE-D-ING-R. BATH. Can not, or, May not be ----------- B.F.J.
Can not, or, Maynot do(or, be done)-BLX
BATMAN. (Measure of Weight) -----. BAY Can not, or, May not have been.---BFK
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been
FYJ BATTEN-ED-ING. done) ------------------- - - - - -- - - blz
FYK |—Batten-ed-ing down. per
it,
Can not, or, May not he (she,
or
Rolling batten -------------------- Uzk son-s or thing-s indicated) be?----BTM
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or per
FYI, BATTER-ED-ING. TO BATTER. son-s or thing-s indicated) have been?
BTN
FYIM BATTERY. Could, or, Might be --------------- Bri,
FYN |—Are there any batteries? Could, or, Might do (or, be done) BMA
--
Daniell's batteries ----------------KLM Could, or, Might have been.-------. Brmi
Electric batteries ----------------- LUQ Could, or, Might have done (or, been
Firing batteries --------...---------- NAE done) --------------------------. BMC
Clanché's batteries ------------- QLZ
Le Could, or, Might he (she, it, person-s
or
FYO |—Masked batteries. or thing-s indicated) be? --------. Bto
FYP –Mortar batteries. Could, or, Might he (she,
or
person-s
it
FY —Range or thing-s indicated) not be?------ BTP
of
batteries.
FY —Test batteries. Could, or, Might not be.... --------BFN
FYS |−The enemy throwing up batteries. Could, or, Might not do(or, be done)-BMD
is
FYT 1–There are no batteries. Could, or, Might not have been ---. BFo
FYU |—Under the batteries. Could or, Might not have done (or, been
FYV |—What state does the battery appear done) --------------------------- baie
to
be in Could, or, Might there be?--------- BFP

7
You are within range Had, Has, or, Have been.----------- BFQ
of
the batteries
(or, the guns) ----------------- GO Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done)
of
BMR
FYW BATTLE. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, per
or
it
After the battle-------------------DRL son-s or thing-s indicated) been?--BTU
FYX –Battle per
it,
Line-of-battle ship. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she,

or
ship.
FYZ |—Before the battle.
–
thing-s inducated) not been?
or
son-s
FZA l—Indecisive battle between the and — BTx
(mames indicated). Had, or, Have been -------------- BFrt
I
FZB —When was the battle fought Had, Has, or, Have not been.------- BFS
2
FZC —Where was the battle fought? Had. Has, or, Have not done (or, been
FZD |— — has won great battle –, with done) --------------------------- BMS
at
a
killed and wounded reported Had, or, Have they been?----

of
loss BFT
-
-
-
-
--
at —. Had, or, Have we been? -----------BFU
Bººk.
Have you been? ---------- BFW
#.
º
#
aVIIlg been ---------------------- BFW
He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It
-
cated) can (or, may) be---------- BUc
or
(or person-s
It
FZH |BAY. BAY OF. cated) can not (or, may not) be---BUE
Any anchorage the bay ?-------- EKQ He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
in
It
FZI —In the bay of —. cated) had (has, or, have) been ---BUK
Shall anchor the bay------------ EJO He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
in
or
It It It
-
cated) had (has, or, have) not been-BUo
FZJ He, She, thing-s indi
or
BAYONET. (or person-s

cated) must be ---...--------------BUZ
FZK BAZAAR. He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
cated) must not be--------------- BVC
BE. BEEN. BEING ----------------- BFA He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi.
It
Am, Are, or, be ---------. BFD cated) ought --------------- BVF

Is
to
be
to
not
PART II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. - 169
BE.
BE—Continued. BE—Continued.
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Need not be-----------------------
cated) ought not to be ----------- BVG Not be (been, being)
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Not to be -------------
cated) shall (or, will) be---------- BVI Not to be done.------------
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Not to be had ---------------------
cated) shall (or, will) not be .---- BWk Ought not to be -----------. -------
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Ought to be-----------------------CHY
cated) should (or, would) be----- BVM Ought to do (or, be done).---------- Chiz
. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Shall, or, Will be------------------ BHA
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be Shall, or,Will do (or, be done).----- BNW.
done) --------------------------- BVN Shall, or,Will have done (or, been done),
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi BNx
it,
cated) should (or, would) not be--Bv2 Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
or
person-s
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi thing-s indicated) be?----------- BWE
it,
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Shall, or, Will he, (she
or
or, person-s
be done) -----------------------. BVR thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)?
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi BWF
cated) was (or, were) to be ------ BVW
it,
or
or
person-s
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi thing-s indicated) not be? ------- BWI
it,
cated) was (or, were) not to be---Bvk Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
person-s
or
I
can (or, may) be ----------------. BFX thing-s indicated) not do (or, be done)?
I
can not (or, may not) be---------- BFY BW.J.
I
could (or, might) bel------------- BFZ Shall, or, Will be?---------------- BHC
I
I
could (or, might) not be --------- BGA Shall, or, Will not be -------------- BHD
I
had (or, have) been -------------- BGC Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done)-. BNY
II
had (or, have) not been ---------- BGld
must be ------------------------- BGE
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) --------------------------- BNZ
I
must not be---------------------- BGF Shall, or, Will there be?------------ BHE
I
shall (or, will) be---------------- BGH Shall, or, Will they be? ------- ----- BHF
I
shall (or, will) not be------------- BGI Shall, or, Will we be? -------------- BHG
I
should (or, would) be------------. BG.J. Shall, or, Will you be? ------------- BHI
I
should (or, would) have been ----BGK Shall, or, Will you not be? --------- BH.J.
I
should (or, would) not be . . . . .--. BGL Should, or, Would be-------------- BHK
I
should (or, would) not have been -- BGM Should, or, Would do (or, be done)--BoF
If it can (or, may) be done.--------- BZR Should, or, Would have been ------BHL
If it can not (or, may not) be done .-Bzs Should, or, Would have done (or, been
Is, etc. (See Am, above.) done) --------------------------- BOG
Is it not to be done?---------------- BNI Should, or, Would he (she, it, it,
or or
person-s
Is it to be done?. --. ---------------- BNJ or thing-s indicated) be? -------- BWN
It, etc. (See He, above.) Should, or, Would he (she, person-s
It can be-------------------------- BGN or thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)?
It can (or, may) be done.----------. BNK BWO
It can not be ---------------------- BGO Should, or, Would he (she, it,
or
person-s
It can not (or, may not) be done ---BNL or thing-s indicated) have been?--Bwq
It could (or, might) be done.------- BNM
it,

or
It could (or, might) not be done.---. BNo or thing-s indicated) not be 7-l--Bws
It had (or, has) been.--------------BGP
it,
Should. or, Would he (she, person-s

or
It had (or, has) been done.---------- BNP or things indicated) not do (or, be
It had (or, has) not been.----------- BGQ done)?-------------------------- BWT
It had (or, has) not been done.------ BNQ Should, or, Would he (she, it, person-s
or
It ought to be.----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - BGR or thing-s indicated) not have been?

It ought to be done.---------------- BNR BWV
It ought not to be ----------------- BGS Should, or, Would not be---------- BHM
It ought not to be done ------------ BNS Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
It shall (or, will) be...-------------BGT BOH
It shall (or, will) be done ---------- BNT Should, or, Would not have been.--BHN
It shall (or, will) not be ----------- BGU Should, or, Would not have done (or
It shall (or, will) not be done.------- BNU been done).----------------------- BOI
Let her be ------------------------BGv Should, or, Would there be?------- Bho
Let him be------------------------ Bxe That, or, This can (or, may) be----- CKR
Let them be ---------------------- BGW That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
Let us be -------------------------BGX CKT
May, etc. (See Can, above.) That, or, This could (or, might) be-cKv
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
Must be -------------------------- CEM CKW
Must do (or, be done).-------------- CEN That, or, This had has, (or, have) been,
Must have been ------- ------------ CEP CKY
Must not be----------------------- CEV That, or, This had (has or, have) not
Must not do (or, be done).---------- CEW been ---------------------------- CKZ
-------------------------- BGY That, or, This must ------------- CLJ
be
Need be
BE–BEAM.
BE—Continued. BE—Continued.
That, or, This must not be---------CLM You ought to be------------ ------- B.J.H
That, or, This shall (or, will) be----CLN You ought not to be---------------- B.JI
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be-cLo You shall (or, will) be ------------- BJK
That, or, This should (or, would) be-cLP You shall (or, will) not be--------- BJL
That, or, This should (or, would not be, You should (or, would) be---------- BJM
CLQ You should (or, would) not be------BJN
There can (or, may) be ------------CMJ You were to be--------------------BJo
There can not (or, may not) be----CML You were not to be----------------- BJP
There could (or, might) be --------CMO
There could (or, might) not be.---CMP FZL |BEACH-ED-ING.
There had (has, or, have) been... --CMR | FZM |—A rocky beach.
There had (has, or, have) not been-CMs | FZN |—A sandy beach.
There shall (or, will) bel---------- CMV FZO |—Beach (indicated) is good for watering.
There shall (or, will) not be ----- CMx FZP |—Beach (indicated) not good for water.
is
...
||
There should (or, would) be------- CMZ ing.
There should (or, would) have been-cNA FZ —Beach master.
|| || ||
There should (or, would) not be---CND FZ —Beach party.
There should (or, would) not have been, FZS —Beach the vessel. Run on the beach.
FZT |—Beach the vessel where flag waved (or,
is
CNE
|
They can (or, may) be------------- BHP light shown).
is
They can not (or, may not) be------ BHQ Beach your vessel all risks-------- KI
at
They could (or, might) be--------- BHR Do not hold on your anchor, but let
to
They could (or, might) not be------ BHis her beat up on the beach -------- EHY
They had (or, have) been.---------- BHT FZU —If you part, endeavor beach your ves
to
||
They had (or, have) not been.------ BHU sel where people are assembled (or,
They must be ---------------------BHv as pointed out by compass signal
They must not be----------------- BHW FROM you).
They ought be ----------------- BHX FZW |—Is there much surf on the beach?
to
|| ||
.
They ought not be-------------- BHY FZW |—Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach all
to
They shall (or, will) be------------ BHz night.

They shall (or, will) not be--------- BIA Lookout will be kept on the beach all
They should (or, would) be---------Bic night ----------------------------KG
They should (or, would) not be----- BID FZX |—Not easy landing on the beach; scarcely
|
They were be -------------------. BIE prudent

to
to
land.
They were not to be ---------------- BIF FZY |—On the beach.
||
To be ----------------------------- CNP Run on the beach. Beach the vessel-Fzs

To be at-------------------------- CNQ
To be done.------------------------ CNR GAB |BEACON. (See also Buoy.)
|| ||
To be had ------------------------- CNs GAC |—Beacon bears.

Was, or, Were to be---------------- BIG GAD |—Beacon buoy.
|
We can (or, may) be--------------- BIH GAE |—Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
||
We can not (or, may not) be-------- BI.J. gone).

is
We could (or, might) be------------ Bik Can see the beacon (or, mark)------ RLI
We could (or, might) not be-------- BIM GAF |—Can you see the beacon (or, mark)?
|| ||
We had (or, have) been.------------- BIN GAH |—How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
We had (or, have) not been.--------- Bio bear?
We must be ----------------------- GAI —How must bring the beacon (buoy, or,
I
We must not be ----------

–I
to
mark) bear?
We shall (or, will) be GAJ have not been able to make out the
We shall (or, will) not be ---...------Bis beacon (or, buoy).
We should (or, would) be .--------- BIT think must have passed the buoy (or,
I
We should (or, would) not be------ BIU beacon).------------------------- HML

We were to be --------------------- BIv GAK |—Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
||
We were not to be --------------- BIW hand.

When shall (or, will) be?----------- CRs GAL –Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your star
||
When shall (or, will) be done?---CRx board hand.

it
When shall (or, will) you be? ------ CSD Leave the beacon (or, buoy) port--LZ
to
Where shall (or, will) be?----------CTL Leave the beacon (or, buoy) starboard,
to
Where shall (or, will) you be? ----- CTU MA

Will, etc. (See Shall, above.) GAM |—Steer directly for the beacon (or, buoy).
Will be?---------...--------------- BIX
it
Would, etc. (See Should, above.) GAN BEAM. -

You can (or, may) be -------------- BIY Abaft the beam -------------------- CxI
You can not (or, may not) be------- Biz Abeam, or, Abreast of.------------- Cxy
You could (or, might) be ------...--. BJA GAO |—Beam ends.
|| ||
You could (or, might) not be------- BJC GAP 1–Before the beam.
You had (or, have) been ---------- BJD GAQ |—Keep on lee beam.
...
|| || ||
You had (or, have) not been.-------- BJE GAR |—Keep on weather beam.
You must be ---------------------. BJF GAS 1–Lee beam.
You must not be ------------------ BJG GAU –On port beam.
|
BEAM—BEAUTY.
BEAM–Continued. BEARING—Continued.
GAV |—On starboard beam. Entrance bears — ------------------ EG
GAW |—On the beam. How did the land bear when last seen?
Sway beam ------------------------ XGZ Eh
GAX |—Was thrown on her (or, my) beam ends. How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
GAY –Weather beam. bear?--------------------------- GAH
How does the entrance bear? -------- E.J.
GAZ ||BEAN. How does the harbor (or, anchorage)
bear? ---------------------------- PA
GBA ||BEAR-ING. To BEAR (or, CARRY). BEARER. How does the land bear? ------...----QDS
Borne -----------------------------HAI How must I bring the beacon (or, buoy)
Iam the bearer of important despatches, to bear? -------------------------GAI
JR I saw the land bearing — (add time, if
necessary)-----------------------VNS
GBC BEARING.
NOTE.—Unless otherwise indicated, bear- I shall keep the land (or, light) bearing
ings in points and half points are to be —, or, I
shall keep hold of the land
understood as COMPASS bearings, i.e., (or, light) ------------------------ A.
bearings as shown by the compass and Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse,
uncorrected for either deviation or or, light-ship)---------------------QB
variation. But bearings when given Indicate the bearing of — What is the
in degrees are to be considered as bearing and distance of —?-------- EO
MAGNETIC bearings, i. e., compass Keep the light bearing between—and—
(bearings --------------
corrected for deviation.
– indicated)
bearings QC
Both are to be reckoned FROM the ves- Keep the bearing — ------------ PZM
sel signaling the bearing. Look out for a boat bearing—----- GTS
Anchor on bearing (indicated) ----EHF Magnetic bearing (i.e., compass bearing
- corrected for deviation).---------- JHx
GBD |—Are your bearings or magnetic
true || GBK —On the bearing of —
bearings? Place indicated bears---------------EK
At — (time indicated) light bore — -Pv There is a strange sail bearing —----EM
At — (time indicated) — (place indi- True bearing (i.e., compass bearing cor
cated) bore — distant — miles-----ED rected for deviation and variation),
Beacon bears---------------------- GAC JIH
GBE |—Bear-ing. Bore. To bear. Vessel bearing — appears to be----- ESH
GBF |—Bearing and distance of. GBL |—Wessel indicated bears.
GBH |—Bearings by compass are —. What bearing shall I keep the light (or,
GBI —Bears. Bears to the –. landmark) on?-------------------- QF
GBJ
Ine -
Best berth (or, anchorage) bears from
---------------------------- EF
|—Buoy bears.
What is my position by bearings?---Rv
What are the bearing and distance of
(place or vessel indicated)?------- EO
Calls the attention of the FIRST (or, near- || GBM |—What is the bearing by compass?
est) ship on the bearing (FROM the per
son sigmaling) pointed out by compass -
signal ---------------------------- DI || GBN | BEARINGS OF AN ENGINE.
Calls the attention of the SEcond ship, Hot bearings -----------------------RI
etc -----------...-------------------DJ || GBO |—Main bearing brasses broken (or, out of
Calls the attention of the THIRD ship, order).
etc.------------------------------- pK || GBP –Shaft bearing.
Calls the attention of the FourTH ship, GBQ —Thrust bearing.
etc.-------------------------------DL -
Calls the attention of the FIFTH ship,
etc.------------------------------- DM || GBR BEAR UP-FOR.
Calls the attention of the sixTH ship, Bear up instantly------------------- LB
etc.-------------------------------DN || GBS |—Bore up—for.
Calls the attention of the shore signal
|| GBT |—I shall bear up.
station on the bearing(FROM the person || GBU |—I shall not bear up.
signaling) pointed out by compass || GBW |—May, or, Can I bear up?
signal---------------------------- Do || GBW –Shall we bear up?
Calls the attention of the vessel COMING Sprung my foremast and must bear up,
into the anchorage on the bearin NKW
(FROM the person signaling) pointe GBX –Vessel indicated was compelled to bear
out by compass signal------------ DP up.
Calls the attention of the vessel LEAVING
the anchorage on the bearing, etc.--DQ || GBY BEAT-EN-ING.
Center of hurricane bears —------- IGX || GBZ |—Beat off a pirate.
Compass bearing the bearing shown GCA |—Beating off.
(i.
e.
|| || || ||
by the compass and uncorrected for GCB |—Beating up.

variation).----JHF GCD |—Can you beat up against?
or
either deviation
Cross bearings --------------------KEA GCE –Can not beat up against.
-
Do not bring the light

T
to
of
the
(bearing indicated)--------------- Px GCF |BEAUTY-IFUL.
i
BECALMED–BELAY.
GCH | BECALMED. BEFORE–Continued.

GCI —Becalmed off — for — days. Before Thursday ----------------- XRs
GCJ —Several vessels becalmed off —. - Before to-morrow ---------------- SAH
GCK |—There is alikelihood of being becalmed. Before Tuesday------------------- Yidi
Before us (our-s) ----------------- CIM
GCL | BECAUSE. Before Wednesday --------------- ZAG
Before you-r-s ------------------- CWS
GCM | BECKET. Before you decide ---------------- KPQ
Before you sail-------------------vior
GCN | BECOME-ING. BECAME. Breakfast before you start-------- hr.J
GCO —What became of the proceeds—of —? Day before----------------------- KMz
GCP —What has become of the crew? In the same state as before ------- vgk
GCQ |—What has become of wreck? Intend sounding (place indicated) be
fore I
try it.--------------------. POT
GCR BED-DING. - Just before ---------------------- Pxk
Air bedding --------------------- dwr Keep before the wind ------------ ZEU
GCS —Bed clothes. | Morning before------------------- SAB
GCT | –Bed linen.
- GDJ —Not before.
GCU |—Oyster bed. Running before the wind--------- woh
The day before yesterday--------. KNU
GCV BEE. | GDK —Was it before? -
GCW —Beeswax.
GDL | BEG-GED-GING. To BEG.
GCX | BEEF. I beg to acknowledge ------------ DGR
GCY |—Beef is in good order. GDM —I (or person-s indicated) beg to be ex
GCZ |—Can fresh beef be procured? cused.
GDA |—Can you supply me with salt beef?
(Number of casks indicated.) GDN | BEGIN-NING. BEGAN. BEGUN.
GDB | –Fresh beef. GDO | –Can beginat once(or on date specified).
GDC |—Fresh beef and vegetables. GDP —Béginning of — the.
Salt beef ------------------------- VFS Beginning of April --------------- EUA
Beginning of August ------------- FMB
BEEN. (See BE) ------------------- BFA Beginning of December ---------- KPL
Beginning of February----------- MUQ
BEER. ALE----------------------- DWT Beginning of January ------------ PUS
Beginning of July --------------- PWN
GDE | BEFALL-EN-ING. BEFELL. Beginning of June --------------- PWV
Beginning of March ------------- Rhºw
GDF | BEFORE. Beginning of May ---------------- RNF
Before arrival—of (or, at) -------- Exz Beginning of November ---------- skV
Before breakfast ...----------------HFI Beginning of October------------- SoH.
Before Christmas -----------------IQB Beginning of September ---------- Wri,
Before dark ---------------------- KLP || GDQ |—Do not begin yet.
Before departure—of —----------. KTS || GDR |—Have, or, Has begun.
Before dinner -------------------- LAs || GDS —May I begin—to?
Before Easter ---------------...---LSH || GDT |—Not begun yet.
Before Friday -------------------- NRI When do you begin (or, commence)?
GDH ! —Beforehand. JEW
- Before him (his, her-s, it-s) -------- BXA || GDU |—When does it begin (or, commence)?
Before it—is --------------------- CDX
Before it is dusk------------------ LPZ || GDW BEHALF. ON BEHALF of.
Before it is too late--------------- QHC
Before leaving ------------------- QKL || GDW BEBAVE-D-ING-IOR.
Before me (my, mine).------------ CEB || GDX |—Have, or Has behaved very gallantly.
Before midnight.------------------ RTI
Before Monday ------------------ RXZ || GDY | BEHIND. -
Before night ---------------...----- SIC Behind the land------------------
QDP
Before noon.---------------------- EDU Leave behind -------------------- QKZ
Before sailing-------------------- VDQ We have left men behind (number to
Before Saturday ----------------- VHT be shown) ---------------------- QLO
Before sunrise ------------------- xDs || GDZ |—You have left a person behind.
Before sunset --------------------YDT
Before supper------...-------------xER || GEA BEHOLD-ING-ER. BEHELD.
Before that (or, this)------------- CKO ||
GDI —Before the –. In front of. BEING. (See BE) ------------------ bra.
Before the battle ----------------- FYz
Before the beam ----------------. GAP GEB | BELAY-ED.
Before the end—of ---------------LYI GEC |—Belayed to vessel.
Before the wind.----------------- zEM || GED |—Belaying pin.
Before them (their-s, they) ------- CNK Is the cable (or, rope) belayed (fast)?
Before this (or, that)------------- CKO * Hirk
-
BELGIUM-BEST.
— -
GEF BELGIUM. BELGIAN. BELGIAN Colors. BERKovitz. (Measure of weight) ---BAC
GEH | BELIEF. | GFN BERTH... (See also ANCHORAGE.)

GFO |—Am I in a good berth?
GEI BELIEVE-D-ING-ER. Bad berth ------------------------FQV
GEJ
GEK
—Do, or, Does not believe.
—Do you (or does person indicated)
lieve?
be- Ine -
- ----------------- : -------- EF
(or, anchorage) is in —fath
- Best berth
GEL | BELL. Oms-----------------------------OV
§
GEM —Bell GFP | –Clear berth.
śi
buoy.
GF —Foul berth
GEN |—Bell buoy damaged; not working.
TÉ.". - GF –Good berth

GFS —Ishall shift my berth.
GFT pos
Yº! shift my berth
||—I as soon as
Submarine signal bell----...-------- ZNFr.
Tjit
º. ...;
GEQ |BELLIGERENT. GFU —Inside berth.
–Is it worth while shifting
-º:.#'º. *
GER I BELONG-ED-ING—TO. GFW hif berth?
GFW good in or
one for getting
Anything belonging to —? -------- EQF
GES |–Belong-ing to Government. GFX —Old
GET ||—Belong-ing to me. | GFY |-outside berth
GEU |—Belonging to this port.
| GFZ –Šhaifi in my present berth have room
GEV —Do you belong to the convoy?
...
GEW |—Does belong? GHA –Shift ...; .#
it
farther in
Does not belong to---------------- |&#
ºf
x
the convoy of—(ships indi-

to
belong
Y.
GHC
–
—Shift berth farther
I
to
the
cated) -------------------------- JUS
r
your pertn; your not
º:
is
Wºº".
you(or, )-OEX
s
Ihave goods belonging
to
.#e
GEX |–Nothing belonging you (or, –).
to
GHD |—Sick berth.

Stranger belongs —- ---------- *** jº.
| |
to
GHE –The
in
berth vou are now not safe -
is
do
What company you belong to?--IQ GHF —Wide
-
=Wii.i.ainto
(or
&# pointonoagood
GEY
—wi; do you (or vessel —vºň.
-
Yº.º
ong?
indicated) be- GHJ -very fair berth
a
GHR
.
good berth (are
in
a
a
GEZ –Whom does belong to?

it
-Wºº,º
.
GFA
.
.
she (or vessel indicated)

GHL |—You have given me foul berth.
a
GFB BELOW. BENEATH GHM BERTHON BOAT, or, CoLLAPSIBLE BOAT.

|
Watch below --------------------

*** GHN BESEEch-Ing. BEsought.
t ||
GFC BELT-ED.
|
Armor belt----------------------- EVR BESIDE. ALONGSIDE.---------------- EAS

GFD 1–Belted cruiser.
-
#. no life belts---------------- QRB GHO BESIDEs. In ADDITION TO.

||
||
ife belt ------------------------- QRH

GHP BESIEGE-ING-R.
G. FE ENCH.
B
*
GFH |—King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench. GHQ BESPEAK-ING. BESPOKE.
||
GHR BEST.
GFI
Bºº.
Bend
BENT. (To fia.)
new sail ------------------VDs Ine -
--------------------------- EF
–
a
GFJ —Bend cables. Best berth (or, anchorage) fath

in
g
is
end SallS------------------------
Bend sail VDT In ----------------------------- V
|
O
S
Best bower ---------------------- EHP

BENEATH -------------------------- GFB GHS —Best chance.
||
GHT |—Best watering place —.

i.
is
-
BENEFICIAL-LY. (Advantageous) --DNo Do the best you for yourselves; no

||
assistance can be given (rendered)-cx

BENEFIT, or, ADVANTAGE----------- DNL oist your flags where best seen.--NDE
GFK —For the benefit of —. GHU –It will be best.
|
GFL Light, or, Fires will be kept

at
of
||—For the benefit the insurers (under- the best

writers). place for coming on shore-------- RE
GHV |—My best respects.
Crooked. ------------------- KDR
|
BENT. The best agents are —------------DSw

Eccentric rod bent --------------- Lsw ||GHW |—The best place.
GHX |—The best plan will be.
GFM BERG. GHY ||—The best time.
|
Have you fallen with ice? (State GHZ |—The best way.
in
field) ------------ PR
or
whether berg The course steered the best for the

is
Iceberg -------------------------- PBY present (or until time indicated)-JzM

|
174 . GENERAL WOCABULARY. PART II.
BEST-BIRD.
BEST-Continued. - BICARB. OF SODA------------------- WIZ

GIA —This is my best point.
º
GIB —This is not my best point. t BICKFORD’s FUZE -----, ------------ NUV
your best --------- ----------- Yoz
What is your best point of sailing?-vex || GJK BICYCLE.
When will be the best time for crossing -
the bar? ------------------------ XM GJL |- BID-DING-DER. BADE.
GIC —Where is the best place to get—?
GID | —Where is the best place to land? GJM | BIG-GER-GEST-NESs.
GIE —Which do you think the best? GJN —Too big (or, large).
GIF —Which, or, What is the best?
|
Who are the best agents (or, people) to." GJO BIGHT (of a rope).
do business with?--------------- DSZ ||
i BIGHT (a cove).--------------------. RAF
GIH | BET-TED-TING.
G.JP BILGE-D-ING. -
GIJ BETRAY-ED-ING-ER-AL. GJ —Are you (or vessel indicated) bilged?
| GJ —Bilge keel. "
GJS —Bilge pump.
| GIK BETTER-ED-ING. To BETTER. | GJT —Bilge pump (donkey).
GIL |—Better. - GJU |—Bilge pump (main).
Better bargain beforehand------- Fwv GJV –Bilge pump out of order.
GIM —Better not. GJW —Bilge pump valves out of order.
Better not ask the reason.--------- FDN || GJX i-Bilge water.
GIN —Better not send. GJY |—I am, or, She is bilged.
GIO |—Better separate.
Freights looking better----------- NQF
| GJZ –I
am, or, She is not bilged.
Had we not better run in and make the GKA BILL.

land?------------------------- ---Pz || GKB |—Bill of — from –.
GIP |—Had you not better? | GKC —Bill of health.
G19 |—Is there any better? | Clean bill of health—from --------- TQ
G1R —Little better. | Have you a clean bill of health?----TU
GIS —Much better: I
have a clean bill of health, butam lia
GIT | —The sooner the better. ble to quarantine---Code Flag over Q
We had better anchor ------------ EKC I
have not a clean bill of health.
Weshalldo better on the other tack-XIN Code Flag over I
º
You had better get a sick nurse --wbk Notclean bill of health flag (when spoken
put your affairs in the of )----------------------------- is W.
Yº -------------- - - - - - - - - DPR
and S Ofpºtter -
You had better take a pilot at once-TJX GKD BILL-Hook.
GKE BILL OF EXCHANGE.
GIU BETWEEN. GKF —Bill at — days.
GIV —Between decks. GKH —Bill at sight.
GIW
GIX
—Between the two. I
GKI —Can get a bill cashed here?
| –Between whiles. GKJ |—Can not get a bill cashed here.
GIY —Between wind and water. GKL |—I will cash (or, take) your bill.
Hostilities commenced between — || GKM —Will you cash a bill on — for me?
and --------------------------- ozc || GKN —Will you take a bill on —?
GIZ —Just between. GKO ||—Will you take my bill?
War between — and — ----------- YW.
GKP BILL OF LADING.
GJA BEVEL-LED-LING. GKQ ||—Are all your bills of lading complete
Bevelled to an angle of—--------- ELU and signed?
- GKR |—Bills of lading not signed.
GJB |BEWARE-OF. GKS —False bill of lading.
GJC —Beware of boom (or, obstruction). GKT |–Have you bill of lading for —?
GJD |—Beware of brigands. GKU |—I have no bill of lading for —.
Beware of derelict, dangerous to navi-
gation --------------------------- JE
|
GKV
|| –I will not give up the bill of lading.
- —I will not sign the billof lading unless—.
xO ||| GKW
Beware of torpedo boats.----------.
Beware of torpedoes; channel is , GKX BILLET-ED-ING.
mined--------------------------- XP ||
GKY - BILLY BoAT.
GJE | BEYOND. |
GJF |—Just beyond. | GKZ BIND-ING. (See also Bound.)
Nothing to be depended on beyond
your own resources ------------ KUM GLA ||BINNACLE.
GJH | BIAs-ED-ING. GLB BINOCULAR. FIELD GLASS.

|
GJI | BIBLE. GLC BIRD.
|
BIRTH-BOARD.
GLD BIRTH. BORN. BLOCK–Continued.

—Birthday. GMX —Purchase block.
GLF —Certificate of birth. GMY —Snatch block.
GLH —Have you had any births? GMZ —Thrust block broken.
GLI —Registrar of births, deaths, and mar GNA —Thrust block damaged.
riages. GNB —Thrust block rings defective.
GLJ BISCUIT. GNC BLOCKADE-D.
Biscuit bag. Bread bag GND —Blockade is not taken off.
GLK |—Biscuit is not good. Bread is not good. GNE —Blockade is taken off.
GLM —Can you spare any biscuit? GNF —Blockade runner.
GLN —In want of biscuit? GNH —Blockading.
GNI —Blockading squadron.
BISHOP, or, ARCHBISHOP--------------EUJ GNJ —Entrance of — blockaded.
GNK —Entrance of — is not blockaded.
GLO BITE-ING-TEN. BIT. GNL blockade been raised (or, taken
Frost bitten ----------------------- NSC -Hºthe
off) *
GNM —I have (or vessel indicated has) run the
GLP BitT-ED-ING. blockade.
Damaged the bitts----------------- KJD GNO —Is blockaded.
Damaged the windlass-------------KJE GNP —Under blockade.
—When does the blockade commence?
GLQ BITTER-LY-NESS. GN —You will be stopped by the blockading
ships.
GLR BLACK-ED-ING. TO BLACK.
—Black. BLOOD-Y. BLOOD VESSEL.
GLT —Black buoy.
Black draught -------------------- LNB BLOW-N-ING. BLEw.
GLU —Black paint. —Blow out.
Black wash ----------------------- YUQ —Blow out — boilers.
—Blow-off cocks (or, gear).
BLACKSMITH. —Blow-off cock out of order.
—Blow-off pipe burst.
BLADE. | —Blow-off valves.
—How many blades have you to your —Blow off your steam. .
Screw? Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at in
—Lost all propeller blades. tervals
—Lost number of blades (indicated) of GOB —Blow through pipe.
screw propeller. Blowing hard. Squally weather----zH
—One blade of propeller broken. GOC —Blowing too hard.
—Three blades of propeller broken. GOE —I think it will blow.
—Two blades of propeller broken. GOF —If it blows.
GOH —If it continues to blow.
BLAME-ABLE. GOI —It blew too hard.
—Blamed for. My sails are all blown away (or, split),
—Is, or, Are to blame. | VEC
—Much to blame. GOJ —Shall I blow off my steam?
—Not much to blame. GOK —Should it come on to blow—from (quar
ter to be indicated, if necessary).
BLANK.
—Blank cartridge. GOL BLUBBER.
—Point blank.
GOM BLUE.
BLANKET. GON —Blue light.
GOP —Blue serge.
BLAST. GOQ —Burn a blue light, or, Flash a little
—Blasting powder. powder.
Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or,
BLAZE-ING-D. (Flame).-------------- NDU any means of making a signal)?--GSP
GOR —Have you any blue lights?
GMQ BLEED-ING. BLED.
GOS BLUE PETER. (When spoken of.)
GMR BLIND-ED-ING. BLINDNESS. Hoist the blue peter---------------- Ko
GMS —Color blind-ness. Blue peter (the flag)
GMT BLOCK-ED-ING. To BLOCK. GOT BLUFF.
Canal is blocked -
GMU —Place (indicated) is blocked up by ice. GOU BLUNDER-ED-ING.
GMV BLock. (A block for purchase.) GOV BoARD., (A body of officials.)

GMW –Plomer block. GOW —Board of Admiralty.
176 GENERAL WOCABULARY. PART II
BOARD.
BOARD-Continued. BOARD-Continued.
GOX |—Board or Department of Agriculture. GQD |—Go on board.
GOY |—Board or Collector of Customs. GQE |—Got on board.
-
GOZ |—Board of Directors. Has she any people on board? ------ Tro
GPA 1–Board of Health. Have infectious cases on board----- PJh
GPB |—Board of Survey. Have military stores on board ----- RTV
GPC |—Board of Trade. GQF —Have, or, Has on board.
GPD |—Board of Trade Officer (or, Inspector). Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
GPE |—Board of Underwriters. you let me transfer them to you?
GPF —Board of Works. (Number to follow) -------------- KDA
GPH |–Harbor Board. Have you a Custom House official on
GPI —Local Board. board?-------------------------- KGX
GPJ |—Local Government Board. Have you a pilot on board? -------- T.J.A
GPK –Local Medical Board. Have you any combustibles on board?
GPL l–Marine Board. ho
GPM –Medical Board. GQH |—Have you any women on board?
GPN |—Trinity House (or, Light-House Board). 33; —Have you boarded (or, visited)?
Have you had any sickness on board?
GPO |BOARD. (Timber.) (See also BOARD be- wba
low.) | GQJ |—Have you on board?
Freeboard------------------------ He has not many hands on board? -oMD
Gangboard-----------------*------ Nºw
NWQ I
am coming (or, sending) on board,
BOARD-ED-ING. To BOARD. (See also Cze
Board below)------------------- GPW I have had cases of yellow feverMWR on
board --------------------------
- BOARD (ON) ABOARD ---------------- I have had no cases of yellow feverMWIon
GPQ |—A contagious disease on board (or at board --------------------------
|
place indicated). I have illness on board ------------ PCU
GPR l—A case of fever has broken out on board I have no combustibles on board----HQ
º
(or on ship indicated). | GQK |—I have no women on board.
Above board ---------------------- cyz I have wrong papers on board ----- TAR
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board || |—I prefer stopping on board.
GQL
(or, ---------------------- DKv || |—I (or vessel indicated) was boarded.
GQM
All on board ---------------------- CZA || GQN |—I will board.
All on board perished. All hands lost, I will come on board (or, alongside) if
DxQ | you will allow me --------------- Czd
All on board saved. All
hands saved, GQO –Is — (person indicated) on board?
DXR || Is the captain on board?----------- hire
Allow no communication. Allow no Is, or, Was there anyone on board?-EQC
person on board ------------------ FM It is dangerous to allow too many peo
GPS –Am, I, or, Are we to board 2 ple on board at once -------------- GB
Any cases of fever on board (or, at-)? Leave on board-------------------- QLC
EON || GQP |—Log board.
Any letters (or, despatches) on board 2 Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat
on board------------------------ DVN
Anyperson (anyone) on board 7----EPM
Kws | No boat on board ----------------- GTX
||
Any sick on board 2---------------- EPO || No intelligence obtained from vessel
| GPT |—Are all your crew on board? - boarded------------------------- Pog
GPU |—Are all your passengers on board? GQR —Passengers all on board.
Attend on board ------------------ Frºx Passengers not all on board-------- Idyle
GPW |—Board (or, visit) steamer (or, vessel). GQS |—Put on board by —.
GPW |—Board-ed-ing. To board. GQT |—Repair on board.
GPX |–Boarder. GQU |—Run on board by —.
Boarding officer -------------------- sP1 || GQV |—Send a rope on board.
GPY |—Boarding pike. Send a responsible person on board-CZE
Boat is on board (or, alongside).----- EV Send carpenters on board—(ship indi
GPZ |—Bring on board. cated) --------------------------
Iby
Captain is not on board----------- Hwk || GQW |—Send on board—to (or, for).
Captain is on board--------------- Hwl || GQX –Several (or number indicated) sick on
Captain is requested to come on board, board.
Hwn || GQY |—Shipped on board.
GQA |—Come on board. GQZ |—Stay on board.
GQB |—Crew are all on board. The consul is desired to come (or, send)
Crew not all on board ------------- DYA on board ------------------------ Jr.P
Crew refuse to go on board-------- KCU There is a spare propeller on board-Tzd
Dangerous to allow too many people on To whom shall I telegraph that all are
board at a time ------------------- GB well on board?------------------ xMH
Females on board ----------------- Mvº Troops on board------------------- YBP
GQC |—Fire has broken out on board–of–. GRA –Was not boarded.
Freeboard ------------------------New GRB |-Was on board, Went on board.
Gangboard ----------------------- Nwº || Went on board. Was on board----GRB
BOARD–BOAT.
BOARD-Continued. BOAT—Continued.
GRC |—Were you boarded? | GSI |—Can you send a boat?
What is the mumber of mail bags you GSJ |—Can not get my boat out.
have on board? ------------------ FSP || Can not send a boat ---------------- Ex
GRD –What vessels have you boarded? GSK |—Cargo boat.
GRE |—When will you board? GSL |—Coal boat.
Will board (or, visit) -------------- YRD Collapsible boat, or, Berthon boat--GHM
Will Lloyd's agent come on board?-QXK | Custom-house boat. Revenue boat-KGU
GRF |—Will you (or person indicated) come on || GSM |—Deal boat.
board? GSN |—Despatch boat. -
Will your doctor (or, surgeon) come on || GSO |—Did boat take?
ard?--------------------------- WP GSP |—Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any
Your friend is on board------------ NRS means of making a signal)?
|GS —Did boat take water?
GRH | BOAT. | GS —Divisional boat.
Accident to boat-------------------DCJ | Do not attempt to land in your own
All boats to return to the ship. boats ----------------------------RY
Code Flag over w || GST |—Do not send boats ashore after dark.
Am a mail boat ------ ------------ REX Do you want a lifeboat?------------- EZ
Arm boat ------------------------- EUs || GSU |—Drop boat.
Bank is encumbered by fishing boats, GSW |—Endeavor to pick up boat.
EP Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb kite, or, raft, etc.) ---------------- KA
tide ------------------------------ EQ Enemy's boat-----------
Berthon boat --------------------- GHM Enemy's gunboat
Beware of torpedo boats ------------ XO Enemy's torpedo boat - .----------- LZM
Billy boat------------------------- GKY Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
Boat is coming to your assistance ---ET to the –, steering to the –
------- OH
GRI —Boat bottom up (bearing, if necessary). || GSW |—Every boat.
GRJ |—Boat can not be used. - Ferry boat------------------------ MVY
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come----. ER || GSX ||—First-class torpedo boat.
GRK |—Boat can not pull ahead. Fishing boat (craft, or, vessel)----- KAZ
GRL |—Boat come-ing (came). | GSY |—Flat-bottomed boat.
GRM 1–Boat hook. Government steamboat ----------- OFºx
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary) || GSZ —Great risk in sending a boat.
GRN –Boat is adrift.
És || GTA
GTB
–Guard boat.
–Gunboat.
Boat is alongside (or, on board)-----Ev Have lost all boats; can you take people
Boatiscapsized (bearing, if necessary)AP off?------------------------------- NI
Boat is going to you ---------------- EU Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here-FA
Boat is lost------------------------- AQ || GTC |—Have only one boat (indicate other num
Boat is on board (or, alongside) ----- EW ber, if necessary).
GRO |—Boat is on shore. GTD |—Have you any lifeboats?
GRP —Boat is safe. Have you lost all your boats? ------- BL
Boat is stove -----------------------AR Have you seen a pilot boat (or, vessel)?
GRQ —Boat is sunk. TJ
Boat is swamped-------------------- AS Have you seen any torpedo boats?---XR
GRS 1—Boat oars. Have you seen (or, heard) anything of
GRT | –Boat race. my (or, the) boat? ---------------- FB
GRU –Boat rope. GTE |—Heave-to; I will send a boat.
Boat should endeavor to land where flag || GTF |—His boat.
is waved (or, light shown).--------- Jz || GTH |-Hoist up your boat.
GRV –Boat's compass. GTI —Horse boat.
GRW 1–Boat's crew. GTJ |—How many boats?
GRX | –Boat's crew will not come. GTK |—How many torpedo boats passed insight?
GRY | —Boat's davit. Iam sinking (or, on fire); send all avail
GRZ |—Boat's gear. able boats to save passengers and crew.
GSA ||—Boat's gun. NO
Boats' recall. All boats to return to the
ship -------------- Code Flag over w. ||
I have lost all my boats------------- BO
GTL |−I have the boats ready.
GSB —Boat's sail. I shall fire into the boats if they persist
GSC —Boat's slings. in coming alongside------------- NAK
GSD —Boats are furnished with — (articles I should like to know the nature of the
indicated). sickness, if any, before Isend my boat
GSE |—Boats to assemble. (or, communicate).---------------- FC
Bridge of boats ------------------- HGo ||
Bring-to; I will send a boat-------- HIX ||
GTM –Iwill send a boat.
GTN |—In the boat.
GSF –Bumboat. Is there any danger of mines or torpedo
Canboatsland? Canlanding beeffected? || boats?---------------------------- XS
Ew || GTO –Jolly boat.
GSH –Can send boat. GTP |—Keep the boat.
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BOAT—BOILER.
BOAT—Continued. BOAT—Continued.
GTQ —Lend me a boat. The bank is encumbered by fishing
Let no boat come alongside-------- EBH boats----------------------------- EP
Let your boats keep to windward until GVA —They are all in the boat.
they are picked u They (boats) are making for the shore-RIV
Let your boats pull to — (bearing indi GVB —Top-up boat.
cated)--------------------------- QOA Torpedo boat.--------------------->wr
Lifeboat -------------------------- QRC Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel) ------ xWU
Life-Saving Service----------------QRI GVC —Troop boat.
Lifeboat is going to you ------------ Fe Tugboat -------------------------- YDR
Lifeboat sent for ------------------ QRJ GVD —Use-d-ing steamboats—for.
Lifeboat unable to come ------------ Er GVE —Veer a boat astern.
GVF —Want a boat.
GTR —Long boat. Want a boat; man overboard ------- Bt
GTS' —Look out for a boat bearing —. Want a boat immediately (if more than
GTU —Make a signal when you want a boat. one, number to follow) ------------ YG
Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat We have sent for lifeboat.----------- FL,
on board------------------------ Dvn GVH —Whaleboat. Whaler.
GTV —Man and arm boats. Will not be accountable for boat
No boat available----------- -------- For hire ---------------------------- DFW
GTW —No boat could live. GWI —Will send boat.
No boat fit for this work ----- - - - - - Zhw Willyou go on shore in my boat?--vzN
GTX —No boat on board. -
GVJ —You can not have a steamboat.
—(number) torpedo boats (give nation GVK —Your boat.
ality) passed in sight---------- XY.A.
GTY —Pick up boat. GVL BOATMAN.
GTZ —Picket (or, piquet) boat.
GUA —Pilot boat (or, vessel). GVM BOATSWAIN.
GUB —Pilot boat (steam). GVN —Boatswain's mate.
Pilot boat's flag (when spoken of)--NDK GWO —Boatswain's stores.
Pilot boat is advancing towards you-DNI
Pilot boat is most likely in direction in GVP BOBSTAY.
dicated (or, off –) ---------------- TK
GUC —Prepare boat—to (or, for) —. GVQ BODY-ILY.
Put a compass in the boat.---------- JID Anybody. Any person ------------EPQ
GUID —Quarter boat. Anybody on board ----------------EPM
GUE —Saw boat (indicate place and time, if GWR —Body post, or, Propeller post.
necessary). Everybody, or, Every one---------- MIU
Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary) Nobody, or, No one ---------------- SIU
GUF
at – (or, near –)----------------- xT
—Seen nothing of your boat.
Somebody, or, Some one-----------wiſp
Send a boat (number, if necessary)--FH GVS BOIL-ED-ING.

Send life-boat to save crew.---------- F.J.
GUEI —Send me a boat from the shore (a shore GVT BOILER.
boat). Blow out boiler ------------------- GNV
GUI —Send a boat within hail. GVU —Boiler burst.
G-UJ
GUK
—Send a water boat.
Sending a water boat.------------- YVJ
—Send an armed boat.
Boiler burst; — men killed, -
Boiler burst; — men killed.----------AT
others
wounded------------------------- AU
GUL —Send boat at —. Boiler burst; no one hurt----------- AV
Send boat suitable for landing passen Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt-Aw
gers ------------------------------ Fi Boiler burst; number of killed and
GUM —Send boat for telegram. wounded not yet known. --------- AX
GUN —Send boat to (or, for). Boiler burst; several men killed ----AY
Send boat to assist----------------- Forn Boiler burst; several men wounded--Az
GUO —Send boat to point out reef (rock, or, GVW —Boiler burst; very slight damage.
shoal). Boiler can not be repaired ---------- re
GUP —Send boat to take off the crew. GVX —Boiler damaged.
GUQ —Send boat to tow. GVY —Boiler has been repaired.
GUR —Send boat with hawser GVZ —Boiler has not been repaired.
Ship indicated wants a boat--------- Fr. GWA —Boiler leaking.
GUS —Shore boat. Boiler leaking seriously------------- re
—Small-er boat. GWB |—Boiler leaking slightly.
GUV —Steam boat (large), launch. GWC —Boiler leaky; must be blown off.
GUW —Steam boat (small), cutter, or gig. —Boiler loose (or, adrift).
Steam boat is aground ------------ DUW GWE —Boiler maker.
GUX —Steam guard boat. GWF —Boiler must be repaired.
GUY —Steam lifeboat. GWH —Boiler plate,
Steam pilot boat ------------------ GUB GWI —Boiler plates damaged.
GUZ —Steam pinnace. GWJ —Boiler primes.
Submarine boat-------------------- XBI GWR —Boiler requires cleaning.
BOILER—BORN.
BOILER—Continued. BOND–Continued.
GWL |—Boilerrequires repairs. GYO –In bond.
GWM –Boiler room. GYP |—Out of bond.
GWN |—Boilertube. GYQ |—Under bond.
| GWO |—Boiler tube ferrules.
GWP |—|Boiler tubes burst. | GYR |Bone-Y.
Boiler tubes leaking-y-------------- Rq || GYS |-Any bones broken?
GWQ ||—Boiler tubes salted. | GYT |—Bones broken.
| GWR |–Boiler working on seating. .
GWS –Clean the boiler. . GYU Bonfire.
GWT –Condensing boiler burst.
GWU –Condensing boiler damaged. GYV | BOOK-ED-ING. To BOOK.
Condensing boiler tubes burst ----- YDE
-
|| GYW |—Book (a book).
GWV —Donkey boiler. GYX |—Book of Sailing Directions (indicate
GWX |—Donkey boiler burst. place, if necessary).
GWY —Donkey boiler damaged. Have you a Book of Navigation Ta
| GWZ ||—Flue boiler. bles?-----------------------------RN
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed.--NUC Have you a Book of Sailing Direc
GXA |—Had only — boiler-s serviceable. tions? ----------------------------RO
GXB |—Have only one (or number shown) || GYZ —Log book.
boiler-s. GZA |—Meteorological log book.
GXC —High-pressure boiler. GZB |—Muster book (or, roll). Roster.
Laid up to have a new boiler put in--QIU || GZC |—New book.
GXD |—Locomotive boiler. Not on Lloyd's Registry Book----- QXF
GXE |—Main boiler. GZD |—Official log book.
GXF |—Multitubular boiler. GZE –Order book.
GXH 1–Must have a new boiler. GZF |—Signal book.
GXI —New boiler has been put in. GZH |—Steam log book.
GXJ |—Port boiler. What is the date of your signal book? VL
GXK –Port boiler defective.
GXL i–Starboard boiler. GZI BOOK-SELLER.
GXM –Starboard boiler defective.
GXN –Tubular boiler. GZJ BOOM.
|. Beware of boom (or, obstruction).---GJC
GXO |BoISTEROUS-LY. GZK 1–Boom broken.
Stormy (boisterous) weather from || GZL |—Boom torpedo.
the------------------------------ z1 || GZM |—Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift.
-
GZN |—Both booms broken.
GXP BOLD-LY-NESS-ER-EST. GZO |—Both booms with nets lost.
Is the coast bold?------------------ IYC || GZP |—Flying jib boom.
GZQ |—Jib boom.
BOLIVAR (coin). ...-------------------Asz || GZR |—Jib boom sprung.
GZS –Lower boom.
| GXQ |BoliviA-N. BoliviAN Colors. Main boom -----------------------RGH
GZT |—One boom broken.
GXR BOLLARD. Towing Boll,ARD. GZU –One boom with net lost.
| GZW |—Spanker, or, Driver boom.
GXS | BOLT-ED-ING. To BOLT. GZW |—Spanker boom sprung.
| GXT |–Bolt (a bolt). GZX –Studding-sail boom.
GXU |–Bolt rope. There is a boom across ------------ DHY
GXV |—Connecting-rod bolts broken. | GZY —Torpedo boom, or, Spars for nets.
GXW |—Coupling bolts broken.
GXY |-Engine bolts. HAB |Boot, or, SHOE.
GXZ ||—Eyebolt. HAC l—Sea boots.
GYA |—Holding-down bolts loose.
GYB –Piston-rod bolts broken. HAD BORAX.
| GYC |—Ringbolt.
GYD –Screw bolt. BORDER (Boundary). ---------------- HBZ
GYE –Shackle bolt.
GYF –Shaft coupling bolts broken. HAE BORE-D-ING. (To pierce.)
GYH | BOMB. BOMB SHELL. HAF Bore. (Tidal wave.)

GYI —Bomb vessel.
| HAG | Borf. (To bear.)
GYJ BoMBARD-ED-ING-MENT. At — (hour indicated), — (place indi
i GYK — — has been bombarded. cated) bore —, distant — miles----ED
At — (time indicated) light bore—--Pv
GYL i BoxA FIDE. Bear up for ----------------------- GBR
- Bore up for------------------------ Ges
-
GYM | BOND-ED-ING.
GYN —Have you given bond? Born. (See BIRTH) ----------------- GLD
180 GENERAL voCABULARY. PART II.
BORNE–BOX.
HAI | BORNE. | HBQ |Bound-to (or, TowARDs).

Homeward bound----------------. OXL
HAJ BORROw-ED-ING. HBR |—I am (or, vessel indicated is) bound to —
HAK –Can I borrow % (place indicated).
HBS |—I am (or, vessel indicated is)from —, and
HAL | BORROWER. bound to — (places indicated).
I
have reported you to the vessel Ispoke;
HAM
-
| BORSENHALLE. she is bound to — --------------- URT
Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham- Outward bound------------------- SWY
burg ----------------------------- UL HBT |—Strange sail (or, vessel indicated) is
ii
bound to —.
HAN | BOSS. Where are you bound 7 ------------- sh
HAO |—Boss of screw. HBU |—Where was she bound ºf
HAP | BOTH. HBW Bound to. (See also OBLIGE and CoMPEL.)
Both alike ------------------------ DxB HBW —Bound to be given up.
Both Houses of Congress or Parlia- HBX |—Bound to give it-up.
ment---------------------------- OZP Will be bound (compelled) to — ----JIw
HAQ |—Both sides. |
HAR —On both sides. HBY |Bound. (Bind.)
Shorten in both hawsers----------- OPx || Weather bound –at–------------ YZF
Veer both hawsers ---------------- OP2 Wind bound — at — -------------- ZFQ
HAS BOTTLE. HBZ | BOUNDARY.

HAT |—Empty bottles.
HAU |—Water bottle. HCA | BOUNTIFUL-LY-NESS.
HAV | BOTTOM. HCB | BOUNTY.

Boat bottom up (bearing if necessary),
GRI HCD |Bow (of a ship).
HAW |—Bottom (ship's) foul. Above the bow-------------------- DAN
HAX |—Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones. || HCE ||—Bow compartment.
Directly you get bottom, let go your || HCF |—Bow injured.
HAY
anchor-------------------------- EHv || HCG
|—Double bottom.
Flat-bottom boat------------------GSY
|—Bow light (or, lantern, or,
#.
Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or, Shoal on port
bow ----------------------------HFD
HAZ ||—Foul ground. Rocky bottom. Breakers, Reefs, Rocks, or, Shoal on star
Good bottom for anchorage -------EKX board bow ---------------------- hire
HBA ||—Got bottom with — feet. - Cross the bow -------------------- KEG
HBC |—Hard bottom. Is your bow much damaged?------- kJP
I can not make out the bottom
|—Muddy bottom.
flag-NDF | HCI
HCJ
—Keep her bows on.
–Look out on lee bow.
HBD
HBE |–No bottom with — feet. HCK l—Look out on weather bow.
Require diver to examine bottom---LIE | HCL |—Name on the bow.
Rocky bottom. Foul Ground ----- HAZ || HCM |—No name on the bow.
HBF |—Sandy bottom. HCN |—On lee bow. Lee bow.
Sheathing for bottom (number of sheets ||HCO |—On port bow.
to follow) -----------------------VUG | HCP |—On starboard bow.
HBG |—Ship's bottom must be looked at. | HCQ ||—On weather bow.
HBI |—Soft bottom. - | HCR –Port bow.
HBJ |—Weedy bottom. HCS –Port-bow light.
| HBK —What is the nature of the bottom º or, Ram bow ------------------------ Uhm.
What kind of bottom have (or, had) || HCT |—Starboard bow.
you? HCU |—Starboard-bow light.
- HCV | BOWER
HBL | BOTTOMRY. Best bower------------------------ Ehip
Bower anchor (weight in cwts., if nec
--------------------------- EHQ
Bough DAIs. (Measure of weight) ----BAJ || HCW |—Bower cable.
Small bower----------------------- E.Js
HBM | Bought. BUY-ING. (See BUY.)
Can I
buy? ----------------------- Hov || HCX |BowsPRIT.
Ican buy ------------------------ How || HCY |—Bowsprit cap.
HBN |—I have bought. HCZ |—Bowsprit sprung.
Iintend to buy ------------------- Hox Keep a light on your bowsprit end--QY
Iwish to buy --------------------- Hoy || HDA |—With loss of bowsprit.
HBO |—Was not to be bought.
Will you (or person indicated) buy?-UCF HDB |Box.
* HDC |—Despatch box.
HBP BOULEVARD, or, TERRACE. HDE 1–Junction box.
BOX—BRIBE.
Box—Continued. BREAK–Continued.
HDF | –Paddle box
| HEw —Break in cable.
-HDG |—Stuffing box. | Break-ing. Broke the quarantine laws,
:
HDI —Stuffing box broken.
-
UEB
HDJ –Stuffing-box glands out of order. HEX. —Breaking up.
Breakwater----------------------- H
HDK BOXHAUL-ED-ING. HEY —Can one break through the ice 2
Enemy is breaking up his encampment,
HDL | BOY. LZC
Ice breaker-----------------------. PBV
HDM |BRACE-D-ING. To BRACE The ice is so solid, I can not break
HDN |—Brace round. through; send help. -------------PCF
HDO ||—Brace round your head yards. HEZ —When did sickness break out? :
HDP |—Brace up.
BREAKAGE. (Fracture.) -------------NPJ
HDQ |BRACKET.
BREAKER. BARRICoE (a small cask)-Fxy
HDR BRACKISH.
Veer a breaker astern-------------- Fxz
HFA BREAKERS.
HDS BRAIL-ED-ING—UP. Among the breakers--------------- EGF
HDT |—Brail up the spanker. HEB —Breakers ahead. Reef, Rock, or, Shoal
HDU
HDV
BRAKE.
–Pump
| HFC
ahead of you.
—Breakers on the .–
brakes. HFD —Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
port bow.
HDW BRANCH-ED-ING. | HFE —Breakers. Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
- starboard bow.
HDX IBRAND-ED-ING. Ice breakers----------------------- PBV
HDY —What brand (or, trade-mark)?
- | HFG BREAKFAST. To BREAKFAST.
-
| HDZ BRANDY. After breakfast
HFI —Before breakfast.
HEA BRASS-Y. HFJ —Breakfast before you start. -
HEB |—Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out | HFK —Have you breakfasted
of order). HFL —Will you breakfast with me?
HEC –Crank brasses broken (or, out of order).
Crank-pin brasses broken.--------- KBN | HFM BREAKWATER.
Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order) -------------------------- GBO | HFN BREAST.
HED —Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of Abreast, or, Abeam of
order). HFO —Breast high.
HFP —Breast hook.
HEF BRAVE-LY-RY-R-ST. HFQ —Breast rope.
HEG BRAzil-AN. Brazilian Colors. HFR BREATH-F-ED-ING.
HEI |BREACH-ED-ING. HFS BREECH-ING.

HEJ 1–Made a breach.
| HFT BREECHES BUOY.
HEK |BREAD.
HEL |—Bread and water. HFU BREECH-LOADER-ING.
Bread bag. Biscuit bag -----------
FSE
Bread is not good. Biscuit is not | HFV BREED-ING. BRED.
good --------------------------- GLK
HEM |–Bread room. HFW BREEZE. (See also WIND).
HEN 1–Breadstuffs. HFX —A stiff breeze.
HEO –Fresh bread. Soft bread. As soon as there is a breeze -------. FBQ
HEP —No bread. HFY —Breeze will freshen.
Soft bread. Fresh bread.-------- ..HEo || HFZ —Fresh breeze.
Want bread. In want of biscuit --GLN || HGA —I shall weigh the moment -the breeze
springs up.
HE BREADTH. BROAD. (See also BROAD.) | HGB —Land breeze.
HE —Hair's breadth. Moderate breeze.------------------ RXR
HES | –The breadth of —. HGC
#
breeze.
HET ||—What width (or, breadth)? —Slight breeze.
—Strong breeze.
HEU BREAK-ING. To BREAK. (See also BROKEN). 1 HGF : —The breeze will die away.
HEV –A weather.
regular break up. An end to the fine || HGI
HGJ
—When the breeze goes down.
—When the wind (or, breeze).
Am aground, likely to breakup; require
immediate assistance ------------- CA || HGK BRIBE-D-ING-RY.
--— -
BRICK–BROKE.
HGL | BRICK. BRING—Continued.

HJF |—Shall I bring my ship's papers with me?
HGM BRIDGE (of a ship). HJG |—She (or vessel indicated) has brought.
The captain must bring the ship's papers
HGN |BRIDGE (over a river, etc.). with him ----------------------- XJ
HGO |—Bridge of boats. When do you intend to bring up
HGP |–Drawbridge. (anchor)?----------------------- Ekr
HG —Floating bridge. Where do you intend to bring up
HG —Foot bridge. (anchor)?----------------------- EKH
HGS BRIDLE. HJI BRITAIN-ANNIA-IC-ON.
HGT |BRIEF-LY. BREVITY. HJK BRITISH. BRITISH Colors. (See also

HGU |—Be as brief as possible. ENGLAND.)
- British Code List of Ships---------- IZD
HGW BRIG. Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
HGW —Did you see a brig 7 Shipping----------------------- Qw v.
HGX |—Spoke a brig.
HJL BROACH-ED-ING—To.
HGY |BRIGADE.
HGZ |—Fire brigade. BROAD. BREADTH ------------------ HEQ
HIA —Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen. HJM –Broader-est.
HIB |—Rocket brigade. HJN –How broad is — ?
HIC |BRIGAND. HJO | BROADSIDE.

Beware of brigands---------------- GJD || HJP |—Broadside on (or, to).
HJQ |—Port broadside.
HID | BRIGANTINE. HJR —Starboard broadside.
HIE BRIGHT-EN-ER-EST-LY-NESS. HJS BROKE-N. (See also BREAK.)

A case of fever has broken out on
HIF | BRINE-Y. bóard — (or on ship indicated)---GPR
HIG |—Brine cock. Air-pump rod broken ------------- DWF
HIJ |—Brine pump. Any bones broken? ---------------- GY's
Arm broken -----------------------FVI
HIK BRING-ING. To BRING. Beacon, or, Buoy has broken adrift (or,
HIL |—Bring all the letters and papers. is gone).------------------------- GAE
Bring all your papers --------------LJz Bone broken ---------------------- GYT
HIM |—Bring it tothe windlass. Boom broken---------------------- GZK
HIN |—Bring the papers to me. Boom, or, Obstruction broken adrift,
HIO |—Bring the ship in as close as possible. GZM
Bring your papers on board-------- TAF Both booms broken---------------- Gzn
HIP |—Bring away. Break-ing,
- Broke the quarantine laws,
HI —Bring, or, Brought despatches.
-
UEB
HI —Bring, or, Brought intelligence. Broke adrift ---------------------- DMO
‘HIS –Bring nothing. Broke from ----------------------- NRV
HIT |—Bring off. HJT |—Broke from her moorings.
Bring on board-------------------- GPz || HJU |—Broke loose.
HIU |—Bring on shore. HJV | –Broke out.
HIV
HIW
|—Bring out.
|—Bring up.
H.J.W
HJX
–Broke ";
| –Broken down.
Bring-to. Heave-to-until---------- LR || Cable is cut (or, broken) ---------- HQP
HIX |—Bring-to; I will send a boat. | Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
Bring-to with a kedge. Drop a kedge, | order) -------------------------- JMR
PXV || Connecting-rod bolts broken ------ GXV
Bring your papers on board-------- TAF Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out
HIY |—Brought. of order)------------------------ HEB
HIZ |—Can, or, Shall I bring * * Coupling bolts broken------------Gxw
Come nearer, Stop, or, Bring-to; I have Crank brasses broken (or, out of order).
something important to communi- | - HEC
cate --------------- Code Flag over H || Crank broken ---------------------- kbi
Do not bring the light to the –
(bearing Crank pin broken ----------------- kbo
indicated) of —(bearing indicated)-Px Crank shaft broken (or, defective).--KBQ
Has brought the account of — ----. DFB Cylinder cover broken . ---...--. ---. KIC
HJA |—Have you, or, Has he brought? Eccentric bar broken -----. ... ---- Fw J
HJB |—I shall bring to at —. - Eccentric rod broken -------------- LSX
HJC |—I shall not go far before I bring up. Eccentric strap broken------------- LSz
Is there anything to bring me up? -EQP Engines broken down ------------- Mich
Let him bring on shore (ashore).---- FCY Engines broken down; I am disabled-BJ
HJD –Let them bring their tools with them. Engines broken down; obliged to pro
HJE |–Shall I bring 2 ceed under sail ------------------ Mct
BROKE–BUMP.
BROKE–Continued. HKD BROOM.

Engines broken down; towed in by —,
M CJ HKE BROTHER.
Feed pipe broken (or, out of order)-MUz
Fire has broken out on board of —--GQC BROUGHT. (See BRING)
Has the ice broken up? Has the winter
broken up—at — ?---------------PBJ HKF BROw.
Have broken main shaft-------------MR
Hawse pipe is broken -------------. OPN HKG BROwn-NESs.
High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KAI HKI BRUISE-D-ING.
High-pressure piston broken------- OUx HKJ —Severely bruised.
HJY —I have broken the (or, my).
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover HKL BRUNT.
broken-------------------------- KAJ
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken, HKM BRUSH-ED-ING.
KAM HKN —Electric brush.
Machinery broken down----------- MCH HKO —Hair brush.
Machinery broken down; irreparable at HKP —Paint brush (or, tool).
Sea ----------------------------- RDV HK —Scrubbing brush.
Machinery supposed to have broken HK —Tar brush.
down-------------------------- MCA
Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out of HKS BRUSH wooD.
order) ------------------------- GBO
Main shaft broken.-----------------MR HKT BUBBLE.
Main shaft broken in stern tube----RGT
Oneblade of propeller(or, screw) broken, HKU BUCKET.
GMA HKW —Fire bucket.
One boom broken------------------ GZT
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken, HKW BUFFALO.
KAN
Piston broken--------------------- Trx HKX BUGLE-D-ING.
Piston rod bolts broken--------- ---GYB
Piston rod brasses broken (or, out of HKY BUGLER.
order --------------------------- hed
Piston rod broken (or, cracked)---- KAx
Piston rod crossheads damaged (or, HKZ BUILD-ING. BUILT. To BUILD.
broken) -------------------------KEJ HLA —Builder.
Propeller broken------------------ TYW HLB —Clinker built.
Propeller frame broken------------ TYZ HLC —Clipper built.
Propeller shaft broken.-------------. Mr. HLD —Contract built.
Pump lever links broken UBL HLE —Manufactured, Made, or, Built by.
Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or, Ship building yards--------------- VxY
damaged)----------------------- VLA Steel built vessel------------------ WTL
Shaft broken ---------------------- VT.J.
Shaft-coupling bolt broken -------- GYF
Slide valve rod broken------------ WGO |BUL.GARIA-N. BUL.GARIAN Colors.
Slide valves broken --------------- WGJ.
Stuffing box broken.--------------- HDi HLG BULGE-D-ING.
Supposed with engines broken down-McA t
Tail end of main shaft broken----- LYO HLI BULK-Y-Ness.
The plague has broken out at –---.
TLs HLJ —In bulk.
Three blades of propeller (or, screw)
broken ------------------------- GMB HLK BULKHEAD.
Thrust block broken -------------- GMZ HLM —Collision bulkhead.
Thrust shaft broken -------------- xirn HLN —Engine room bulkhead.
Tunnel shaft broken -------------- YDX
Two blades of propeller (or, screw) |HLo BULLET.
broken ------------------------- GMC
HLP BULLION.
H.JZ BROKER. HLQ BULLOCK. Ox. CATTLE.

Stockbroker (or, jobber)---------- PVY
| HLR BULL's EYE.
HIKA BROKERAGE.
HLS BULwARK.
BROMIDE of PotAssium--------------Tºy HLT —Loss of bulwarks.
HKB BRONCHITIS. BUMBOAT---------------------------- GSF
HKC BRONZE. HLU BUMP-ED-ING.

BUMPKIN–BURST.
HLW BUMPKIN. - BUOY—Continued.

HMK |—I do not think buoys (or, marks) can be
BUNDER. (Square Measure).---------AXP in their proper positions.
I have not been able to make out the
HLW |BUNDLE-D-ING. buoy (or, beacon).---------------- GAJ
HLX
I have slipped my anchor, but it is
|BUNG. buoyed -------------------------. Eiq
HML I
|—I think must have passed the buoy (or,
beacon).
HLY |BUNKER. CoAL BUNKER. HMN |—Is it, or, Are they buoyed?
HLZ ||—Bunker coal. Is the channel buoyed? -------------PC
HMO |—Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
HMA |BUNT. on —)?
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port
HMB BUNTING. and --------------------------- G-AK
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star
HMC |BUOY-ING. To BUOY. board hand --------------------- GAL
HMD |—Buoy (a buoy). HMP |—Leave, or, Put a buoy on —.
HME |—Buoyed. HMQ |—Leave buoy—at —.
- Anchor buoy---------------------- EGY Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port--Lz
Beacon buoy----------------------GAD Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to star
Bell buoy------------------------- GEM board----------------------------MA
Black buoy------------------------ GLT | HMR |—Let go the life buoy.
Breeches buoy--------------------- HFT HMS |—Make fast to a buoy.
Buoy (a buoy)-------------------- HMid . Marks are all gone. There are no marks
Buoyed.--------------------------- HME (or, buoys) ----------------------RLM
Can buoy------------------------- HUD || HMT |—Missed the buoy.
Channel buoy---------------------- ILA || HMU |—Near the buoy.
Chequered buoy------------------- Iok || HMV |—Off the buoy.
Conical buoy ---------------------- JPD Slip your cable and buoy the end--HRQ
Cork buoy----------------------- JWM Steer directly for the buoy (or, bea
Fairway buoy--------------------- MRG con).----------------------------GAM
Fog buoy------------------------- NGh The shoal is buoyed.---------------v Yx
Gas, or, Light buoy--------------- NxA || HMW —They have a buoy (or, mark) on.
Green buoy ----------------------- ohs || HMX |—To the buoy.
Harbor, or, Entrance buoy-------- MFR
Life buoy------------------------- QRD | HMY |BUoyANT-CY.
Luminous buoy ------------------- RDE | HMZ |—Buoyant mine.
Mine, or, Torpedo buoy----------- xWN
Nun buoy------------------------- slo || HNA |BURDEN, or, BURTHEN-ED-ING-soME.
Pillar ------------------------ TIR
buoy | HNB |—Tonnage burden.
Red buoy------------------------- UMD
Sounding buoy ------------------- wild || HNC BUREAU DE CHANGE. ExCHANGE OFFICE.
Spar buoy------------------------ WLZ
Spherical buoy ------------------- WNK BUREAU VERITAs-------------------- NQP
Striped buoy--------------------- XAN ||
Submerged torpedo buoy---------- XBL || HND BURGEE.
Telegraph buoy------------------- XLY
Torpedo buoy -------------------- XWN BURGUNDY wiNE -----------------...--- zgb
Whistling buoy ------------------- zide
White buoy----------------------- ZDG BURIAL GROUND. CEMETERY---------
- IGS
Wreck buoy----------------------- ZIY
Bell buoy damaged; not working--GEN | HNE |BURN-ING. BURNT. To BURN.
Buoy bears------------------------ GBJ Burn a blue light, or, Flash powder,
HMF |—Buoy end of cable.
Buoy, or, Beacon has broken adrift (or, HNF |—Fire has been burning these — hours.
is gone).-------------------------GAE Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at
Buoy rope (of anchor)------------- Ehr. the best place for landing. -------- RE
Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper Keep a light burning -------------- KC
place-----------------------------LC || HNG | –Vessel indicated was most likely burnt. -
HMG |—Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be || HNI |—Will not burn.
in its proper position. You must keep a light burning ----- KC
HMI —Buoys have all disappeared.
HMJ |—Buoys have just been examined; they || HNJ |BURST-ING.
are all right. Blow-off pipe burst --------------- GNY
Buoyed.---------------------------HME Boiler burst----------------------- GVU
Channel is buoyed ------------. ---. OW
How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
bear?---------------------------GAH
Boiler burst; — men killed, -
Boiler burst; — men killed ---------,AT
others
wounded------------------------- AU
How must I bring the buoy (mark, or, Boiler burst; no one hurt. ---------- AV
beacon) to bear?----------------- GAI Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt-Aw
BURST-BY.
BURST-Continued. | HOP |BUTTER.

Boiler burst; number of killed and HOQ |—Irish butter.
wounded not yet known ---------- Ax | HOS –Fresh butter.
Boiler burst; several men killed ...--AY | HOT ||—Salt butter.
| Boiler burst; several men wounded -Az
Boiler burst; very slight damage -gvw
Gwp || HOU
| Boiler tubes burst ---------------- |BUTTON-ED-ING.
Condensing boiler burst.----------- GWT
Condensing boiler tubes burst ----- Yide
Condenser tubes burst -----------. JMU BUY-ING. BOUGHT. To BUY. (See also
Donkey boiler burst -------------- Gwy PURCHASE)---------------------- HBM
| Steam pipe burst ------------------ TKo || HOV –Can I
buy?
HNK –Will burst. HOW |—I can buy.
• have bought--------------------- HBN
I
-
-
HOX |—I intend to buy.
BURTHEN. (See BURDEN)------------ HNA || HOY |—I wish to buy.
Was not to be bought ------------- HBO
Will you (or person indicated) buy (or,
HNL |BURTON. purchase)?---------------------- UCF
HNM BURY-IED-ING-IAL.
Burial ground. Cemetery --------- IGS || HOZ |BUYER
HNO |—Buried under —.
When does burial (funeral) take place? BX ---------------------------------. BJQ
NTL | HPA |—By a shot.
By all means---------------------- DYK
HNP |BUSH-ED. By an Act of Congress (or, Parliament),
HNQ –In
the bush. DiE
-
By and bye. Not yet ------------- HPX
HPB |—By day.
BUSHEL. (Measure of capacity) ----. AYP | HPC |—By degrees.
By him (his, her-s, it-s)------------ BJR
HNR BUSINESS. By me (my, mine).------------------ BJS
HNS —Busy-ily. - By messenger (or, bearer) --------- RQU
HNT ||—Are you, or, Will you be busy. HPD —By night.
HNU |—Business dull. HPE |—By no means.
HNW –Business good. By our-s (us) ---------------------- BJY
HNW l—Business transactions. HPF |—By post.
HNX |—Did you do any business? HPG |−By rail.
HNY |—How is business going? By steamer----------------------- WTF
HNZ |—I do business with —. HPI —By telegraph.
I
have no business agent (or, do not I By that (or, this)------------------ But
By the ---------------------------- BJU
know of any agent) at — -------- DSQ ||
HOA |—If you are busy. By, or, With the army------------Ewg
HOB |—Interferes with business. HPJ |—By, or, With the convoy.
HOC –Person indicated has not suspended By the crew ---------------------- KCL,
business. HPK |—By the head.
HOD |—Person indicated has suspended business. || HPL |—By the packet (or, mail).
HOE |—Suspended business. HPM |—By the side of.
HOF –They do business with. HPN |—By the stern. Inches by the stern.
| HOG |—Very busy-ily. HPO |—By the sun.
Who are the best agents (or, people) to HPQ |—By, or, To the wind.
do business with? ---------------- DSZ By them (their-s)------------------ BJW
Whom do you do business with? ---DTC By there-------------------------- B.Jw
Who generally does business for—?-DTB By these (or, those) --------------- BJX
HOI |—Will you be, or, Are you busy? | By this (or, that) ------------------ BJT
HOJ 1–You had better do business with —. HPR |—By this means.
Your agent, (or agent specified) has (or, By us (our-s) ---------------------- B.J.Y
have) discontinued business------ DTF | HPS –By way of.
Your agent (or agent specified) has (or, By what authority ?--------------- FMY
have) suspended business...----- DTG By what means ?------------------ RNV
HPT |—By what time?
HOK BUT. By which (or, what) --------------- BJZ
HOM |—But not. By whom (or, whose).-------------- BKA
By you-r-s ------------------------BKC
HON |BUTCHER. HPU —Byword. -
Someone to look after stock ------- RAD || HPV –Gone by. Passed by.
Me by ---------------------------- BRD
#.
-
BUTT. (Measure of capacity) -------- AYQ Not by---------------------------- CFO
| by. Gone by-------------- HPV
BUTT-END --------------------------- LYJ | Towed by, or, In tow of.----- ------ XYU
BYE–CAKE.
BYE. CABLE—Continued.
HPX |—By and bye. Not yet. HRC |—Fasten your chain to towing cable.
HPY |—By-law. Have all your anchors and cables ready
HPZ —Good-bye. for use --------------------------EIG
I
shall come off by and bye -------- JDG | HRD |-Heave-ing, Hove short.
Hemp cable, or, Hawser ---------- HQX
HRE |—How much cable have you out?
I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
Way ----------------- ----------XLQ
HRF |—I am obliged to slip my cable; pick it
up for me.
-
I
have picked up telegraph cable ---wu
HRG |—I mean to slip cable.
HRI —I must cut my cable.
HRJ |—Is there a telegraph cable near me?
In anchoring, look out for telegraph
cable---------------------------- WV.
Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable).----- PNT
HRK |—Is the cable fast (or, rope belayed)?
HRL |—Main cable.
HRM |—Not cable enough; give more scope.
Pay out cable ---------------------- KU
HQA |C. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling, || HRN |—Range your cable.
see page 18.) Send an anchor and cable off immedi
ately (indicate if more than one)--EJM
-
HQB |CAB.- Sending, Sent an anchor and cable--EJN
| HRQ —Sheet cable.
HQC CABBAGF. HRP –Shorten in cable to the number of
shackles indicated.
HQD CABIN. HRQ |—Slip your cable and buoy the end.
HQE |—Cabin passenger—for. HRS –Spring on the cable.
HQF |—Cabin table requisites. Steel wire cable------------------- WTo
HQG
HQI
HQJ
| –—State
|—Cabin window.
Deck cabin. -
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
DKH
room. HRT –Stream cable (chain).
HRU —Submarine cable.
HQK CABINET. HRV –Survey chain cable.
HRW |—Telegraph cable.
CABLE. (Measure of length)--------- AVN There is a telegraph cable on — (bearing
indicated) ------------------------ en
HQL |CABLE. HRX |—Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded).
HQM |—About to veer cable. Towing cable is fast -------------- XYV
- Are towing cables fast? Are you (or, HRY |-Unbend cables.
your hawsers) fast? ---------...--- XY | HRZ |—Unshackle cables.
HQN |—Are your cables clinched 7 HSA –Veer cable to — (number of shackles
| Armor-ed cable -------------------Evu indicated).
HQO —Be ready to slip your cable. Veer more cable -------------------- KU
Bend cable ------------------------ GFJ Veered-ing my cable.
Bower cable---------------------- How || HSB —Veered-ing my cable (indicate which,
Break in canle-------------------- HEW || and number of shackles, if necessary.)
Buoy end of cable ---------------- HMF || Want a cable (size to follow) -------- YB
Çable (to telegraph) ---------------xLo Want a cable and anchor - --------- YD
HQP –Cable is cut (or, broken). HSC |—Want a hemp cable,
Cable is repaired------------------ UQY HSD |—What length are your cables (or cable
HQR –Cable laid. Cable-laid rope. - - indicated)?
HQT |—Cable parted. HSE |—Wire cable (or, hawsers).
HQU —Cable tank.
HQV |—Cablegram. i
HQW |—Cable (chain). (Circumference in of HSF |CADET.
an inch, and length in fathoms, to be .
indicated, if necessary.) | HSG |Capiz.
HQX –Cable, or, Hawser (hemp). (Size and || HSI —My first meridianis Cadiz, west of Green
length to be indicated, if necessary.) wich 6°12'' 24' = 0h. 24m. 49.6 secs.
HQY –Can not veer any more cable.
Cast off towing cables------------- xYN HSJ CAF'ſ. RESTAURANT.
—Coir, or, Grass cable. .
HRA
#3% |—Cut, or, Slip your cable. HSK |CA|ISSON.
Driving; I
can veer no more cable.
. No more anchors to let go -------- NK HSL |CARE.
HRB -Electric cable. Oil cake .-------------------------- SQE
| l
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CALAMITY –CAN.
CALAMITY-ous. (Disaster) CALL–Continued.

| HTJ —Where do you intend calling for orders?
CALAVANCEs. | HTK —Will you call?
HSN CALCULATE-ING-ION. HTL CALM-ED-ING-LY-NESS.
—-Have, or, Has made no calculation. HTM —Calm and light winds.
HSP —Have you, or, Has he calculated? Calm sea--------------------------- UO
HS —I have, or, He has calculated. HTN —Calm the sea by pouring oil on it.
HS —What is your calculation? HTO —Calms prevail.
HTP —Fall-ing, calm.
HST CALF. HTQ —If it should be calm.
Meteorological report for to-day gives
HSU CALIBER. calm -----. -----------------RSG
HSV —Guns of the caliber of —. Meteorological report for to-morrow
gives calm
HSW CALICO.
HTR CALORIC.
HSX CALL-ED-ING. To
CALL. HTS —Caloric engine.
Attention is called to page —, paragraph
—, of the INTERNATIONAL CODE---. DH HTU CAM.
N. B.—The page is to be shown first, and
then the paragraph. This signal HTV CAMBER.
should be employed only between vessels
using the United States edition, as HTW CAMBR16.
otherwise the pages referred to will not
correspond. CAME. (See CoME)
Call alongside--------------------- EAX
HSY —Call at the post office for letters. HTX CAMEL.
HSZ —Call for my letters.
HTA. —Call off — for orders. HTY CAMP.
HTB —Call upon (or, see). HTZ —Camp equipage.
HTC —Called for —.
Calls the attention of the FIRST (or, HUA CAMPAIGN.
nearest) ship on the bearing (FROM the
person signaling) pointed out by com HUB CAMPHOR-ATE-D.
pass signal |
Calls the attention of SECONDship, etc.-DJ HUC CAN-NED. A CAN. (Tin.)
Calls the attention of THIRD ship, etc. DK HUD —Can buoy.
Calls the attention of Fourth ship, etc.-DL
Calls the attention of FIFTH ship, etc.-DM CAN (or, MAY)
Calls the attention of SIXTH ship, etc. DN Can, or, May be
Calls the attention of the shore signal Can, or, May do (or, be done)
station on the bearing (FROM the per Can, or, May do it----------------- BLU
som signaling) pointed out by compass Can, or, May have. ----------------BQE
signal ------------------- --DO Can, or, May have been
Calls the attention of vessel COMING into Can, or, May have done (or, been done),
the anchorage on the bearing (FROM BLV
the person signaling) pointed out by Can, or, May have had------------- BQF
it,
compass signal Can, or, May he (she,

or
person-s
or
Calls the attention of vessel LEAVING thing-8 indicated)?----...---------- BTJ

.
it,
the anchorage on the bearing (FROM Can, or, May he (she, person-s or
or
the person signaling) pointed out by thing-s indicated)?-------------- BTK

it,
compass signal Can, or, May he (she, person-s or

or
Calls the attention of vessel whose dis thing-s indicated) have been ----BTL
7
tinguishing signal will be immedi Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s)? ------ Bk
F
ately shown ----------------------DR Can, or, May (my, mine)?-------- BKG

II
HTD —Do, or, Does not touch (or, call) any Can, or, May be 2---------------- BKH
where (or, at --). Can, or, May have some
—
?---...--BQG
I
Do you, or, Does — (vessel indicated) Can, or, May --------- BLW.
7,
be done
it
call anywhere (or, at —)?-------- H.W. Can, or, May that (or, this)? ------- BKI
| HTE —Do you call at any port before destina HUE —Can, or, May the
*
tion? Can, or, May there be?-------------BFI

Have you called anywhere (or, at —)? Can, or, May these (or, those)?----- Bk.J.
EQT Can, or, May they (their-s) -------- BKL
I have orders for you not to touch (or, Can, or, May they not -----------BKM
?
call at) ------------------------- SN Can, or, May we (our-s)? ---------- bikin

HTF —I shall call at —. Can, or, May you (your-s)? -------- BKO
I
shall not touch (or, call) anywhere (or, Can not, May not---------------BKP
or
- at —) ---------------EQU Can not, or, May not be------------ BFJ

HTG —Port of call. Can not, or, May not do (or, be done),
HTI —shall,
or, Will call (or, be called). BLX
CAN–CAPABLE.
-
CAN–Continued. CAN–Continued.
|
Can not, or, May not do it--------- BLY What, or, Which can (or, may)?---cPz
Can not, or, May not have --------- BQH When can (or, may)?--------------CQz
Can not, or, May not have been.----BFK When can (or, may)------------- Crim
I
Can not, or, May not have done (or, Where can (or, may)? ------------- CSV
been done) ---------------------- BLZ Who can (or, may)? --------------- CU.J.
Can not, or, May not have had --... BQI HUF —Why can (or, may)?
:
per Why can not (or, may not)? ------- CVD
it,
or
thing-s indicated) be? --BTM HUG. —Yes; can.
or
son-s
I
per You can (or, may).---------------- Bkx
it,
or
sons-s orthing-s indicated) have been You can (or, may) be-------------- Biy
2
BTN You can (or, may) have ----------- BSY
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi You (or, may not) -------- bky
or
can not
It It
cated) can (or may) You can not (or, may not) be------- Biz
He, She, thing-s indi You can
or
(or person-s not (or, may not) have ----Bsz
cated) can (or, may) be ---------- buc
He, She. (or person-s thing-s indi HUI CANAL.
or
It
cated) can not (or, may not) -----BUD HUJ —Canal blocked.
is is
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi HUK —Canal clear.
or
It
cated) can not (or, may not) be --BUE HUL —Is canal clear?
How can (or, may)? ---------------BXJ
can (or, may)-------------------- BKQ HUM CANCEL-ED-ING.
III
can (or, may) be----------------- BFX HUN —Cancel-ed-ing the indentures.

can (or, may) have --------------- Bri HUO —Certificate canceled
can not (or, may not) ------------ BRR HUP —Order canceled.
If If If If If If If If If If If If I I I I I
can not (or, may not) be --------- BFY HUQ —Your orders are canceled.
can not (or, may not) have ------- BR.J. Your original orders are canceled;
I
shall (or, will) can. ----------. BKS
to
inform you proceed
to
am directed
if
I
will do if can ----------------- LiP to ------------------------------ th

it
I
it,
he (she, person-s or thing-s indi

or
cated) can (or, may)------------- BYd CANDAREEN, or, FUN.

it,
thing-s indi
or
he (she, person-s
or
cated) can not (or, may not) ----- by HUR CANDIDATE FOR.
E
can (or, may) ----------------. BZA HUS
—
(or,
of
—Examination candidate for
it it I I
can not (or, may not) ---------- Bzo at —).

can (or, may) be done.--------- BZR
can not (or, may not) be done.--BZS HUT CANDLE.
they can (or, may) -------------- CAH
they can not (or, may not).------ CAI HUV CANE-D-ING.
we can (or, may)---------------- CAZ
we can not (or, may not) -------- CBA HUW CANNIBAL-ISM.
you can (or, may) --------------- CBS
you can not (or, may not) ------- CBT HUX CANNON. (See also GUN.)
It, etc. (See HE, above.)
It can be-------------------------- Born HUY CANNONADE-D-ING.
can (or, may) be done.----------- BNix
It It
It can not be ----------------------BGO CAN NOT. (See also CAN)-----------. bkp

can not (or, may not) be done ---BNL —No; can not.
I
No; can not --------------------- HUZ

I
Nothing can (or, could) ------------ sixB CANOE.

That, or, This can (or, may).------ CKQ
That, or, This can (or, may) be ----CKR CANT-ED-ING.
That, or, This can not (or, may not)-Qks
That, or, This can not (or, may not) be, weight) ------- BAD
of
CANTAR. (Measure
CRT
||
There can (or, may)---------------- CMI CANTEEN.

-
|
There can (or, may) be------------. CMJ

There can not (or, may not)--------CMK *CANVAs.
There can not (or, may not) be----- CML repair sails.
to
—Canvas
They can (or, may) ---------------- Bkt —Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas.
They can (or, may) be ------------- BHP —Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas.
They can (or, may) have ----------- BSF —Old canvas.
They can not (or, may not) ------- BKU —Want No. canvas (length indicated).
—
They can not (or, may not) be----. BHQ

They can not (or, may not) have---BSG CAP.
We can (or, may)----------------- Bowsprit cap --------------------- hoy
We can (or, may) be —Lower cap.
We can (or, may) have -----------. —Topmast cap.
Bi
We can not (or, may not)---------BKw

We can not (or, may not) be ------- bi.J. CAPABLE-ILITY.
We can not (or, may not) have ----BSO —Is he (or, it) capable?
CAPACIOUS—CARGO.
HVP CAPACIOUs. CAPACITY. HXP |CAPTIVE-IVITY.

Measure of cubic capacity (see page 52), Captive balloon ------------------- FTY
#
AYB
Measure of capacity (see page 52) --AYJ CAPTURE-D-ING. CAPTOR.
- —Captured by.
HXS —Has been captured.
HV CAPE (Point). HXT |—Have any vessels been captured?
HV —Off the cape. HXU |—Wessel and cargo have been captured.
HVS –Round-ing the cape. HXV –Was, or, Were captured.
HXW |—Will certainly be captured.
HXY |-Will perhaps be captured.
HVT CAPITAL. HXZ ||—You run the risk of capture (or, seizure).
HVU CAPITULATE-D-ING-Iox. HYA |CAR.

HYB |—Car, or, Omnibus leaves at —.
HVW CAPSIZE-D-ING. HYC |—When does car (or, omnibus) leave
Boat capsized (bearing, if necessary)-AP for — ?
HVX 1–Did you see her capsize? -
HVY |—Vesselindicated (by bearing) is capsized. CARAT. (Measure of weight)--------- BAE
-
HVZ CAPSTAN. HYD |CARBOLIC ACID.
Capstan bar ----------------------FWH -
HWA –Capstan disabled. - HYE CARBON-ATED-IC-IZE-D.
HWB |—Steam capstan. HYF |—Carbon plate.
HYG |—Carbon point.
HWC CAPTAIN.
All captains ---------------------- DXG | HYI |CARD. .
HW D —By the captain. Compass card--------------------- JHG
HWE |—Captain desires me to inform you.
Captain in the Army ------------- EWH || HYJ CARDINAL.
HWF –Captain in the Navy.
HWG |—Captain HYK |CARE-FUL-LY-NESS.
is is is is is is is is is.
HWI |—Captain dead (or, died on —). HYL |—Be careful not give offense.
HWJ –Captain Be very careful in in to
not. your answer.----EMU
HWK |—Captain not on board. Bevery careful your intercourse with
HWL |—Captain on board. strangers ------------------------- Fs
HWM –Captain on shore. Take care, or, Be careful; caution
is
HWN –Captain requested requisite ------------------------- FT
to
come on board.
HWO |—Captain HYM |—Take care range clear.
is
sick.
HWP –Captain well. HYN |—The greatest care (or, caution).
-
HWQ |—Captain, or, Master the Mercantile HYO |—Under the care (or, charge)—of.
in
Marine. HYP |—Under your care (or, charge).

HWR –Captain HYQ
of of
|—Utmost care must be taken.

-
—.
HWS |—Captain the port, or, Harbor master. You may go by your soundings, you
if
HWT |—Captain requests. lise Care ------------------------ WLA.
HWU |—Captain will not return until —.
HWV –Consult captain. HYR |CAREEN-ED-ING.
HWX |—Flag captain.
the captain ------------ HXK
|
For, or, HYS |CAREER.

to
||
HWY
-|
|—From the captain.

Harbor master, or, Captain HYT
of
the |CARELEss-LY-NESs.
port ---------------------------- HWS
HWZ |—Have not seen the captain. HYU |CARGO.
HXA |—Have seen the captain. HYW —Assorted cargo.
HXB |—Have you seen the captain? HYW –Coal cargo.
HXC –Inform the captain of. HYX –Cotton cargo.
HXD |—Is the captain coming on shore? Dead weight cargo ---------------- rou
HXE –Is the captain on board?
–Request captain
HYZ |—Deck cargo.
HXF HZA |—East India cargo.
to
to
come here (or

||
place indicated). HZB |—Frozen meat cargo.

HXG |—Request the captain — (vessel indi- HZC |—General cargo.
of
||
cated). HZD |—Grain cargo.

HXI |—Should the captain. HZE l–Guano cargo.
HXJ |—The captain must bring the ship's papers HZF |—Inflammable cargo.
||
with him. HZG |—Live cargo.

HXK —To, or, for the captain. HZI |—Miscellaneous cargo.
HXL |—When the captain. HZJ |—Not inflammable cargo.
HXM —Where the captain? HZK |—Perishable cargo.
is
HXN captain ship signaled (or indi- HZL |—Petroleum cargo.

of
|—Who
is
||
cated)? or, Who your captain? HZM |—Return cargo.

is
HXO |—With the captain. HZN |—Timber cargo.

CARGO-CARRIED AWAY.
CARGO-Continued. |CARGO-Continued.
HZO —West India cargo. IBH —What condition is the cargo in?
HZP —Wheat cargo. —When do you commence discharging
Advertise cargo and day of sale----DOB cargo?
HZQ —An opportunity for disposing of cargo. IBR —When will you have the cargo (or,
Cargo boat the –)?
HZR —Cargo consists of . IBL —Where did you discharge cargo?
HZS —Cargo damaged. IBM —Where would my cargo sell?
HZT —Cargo damaged; extent not yet known. IBN —Whom is your cargo consigned to?
HZU —Cargo expected to be saved. IBO —Without discharging cargo.
HZW —Cargo expected to be sold. IBP —Would my cargo sell here (or at place
HZW —Cargo has been reshipped. indicated)?
HZX —Cargo in very good order. IBQ —You will discharge cargo — at —.
HZY —Cargo lost.
IAB —Cargo must be reshipped. IBR CARLING.
IAC —Cargo must be shipped.
Cargo not inflammable-------------HZJ IBS CARPENTER.
IAD —Cargo not much damaged (slightly IBT —Can I get carpenters? Want carpenters.
damaged). IBU —Carpenters and caulkers may be ob
IAE —Cargo not salable. tained at —. -
Cargo, or, Ballast has shifted IBV. —Carpenter's stores.
IAF —Cargo saved. IBW —Carpenter's tools.
IAG —Cargo so badly stowed that Iam not IBX —I have no carpenter's tools. Want car
seaworthy. penter's tools.
IAH —Cargo sold well. IBY —Send carpenters on board — (ship indi
IAJ —Cargo under weight. cated).
IAK —Condition of cargo. IBZ —Wessel (indicated) can lend you car.
—Discharge-d-ing cargo. penter's tools.
IAM —Discharge cargo as soon as possible.
| IAN —Dispose of cargo as soon as possible. ICA CARPET-ING.
Fire in hold amongst cargo ---------OR Carpet bag
IAO —Have lost deck cargo.
IAP —Have room for no more cargo. ICB CARRIAGE.
IAQ —Have you cargo for more places than ICD —Gun carriage.
one (or than one specified)? ICE —Railway carriage.
IAR —Have you room for more cargo? ICF —Torpedo carriage.
—How many tons dead weight of cargo
must you have? ICG CARRIER.
How many tons of measurement goods ICH —Carrier pigeon.
can you take? -------------------OEV
I have no cargo to disturb my com | ICJ
passes---------------------------JHU
CARRONADE.
I have received orders for you to dis ICK CARROT.

charge cargo at------------------- SR
IAT —Is reshipping her cargo. ICL CARRY-IED-ING.
IAU —Is the cargo sold? ICM —Can carry.
Is your cargo much damaged?------- BQ ICN —Can you carry?
IAW —Is your cargo very inflammable? Can not carry more sail
Manifest of cargo------------------ R.J.O Carried out ----------------------- SVT
Must discharge cargo to repair damage, Damaged, or, Sprung mast ; can not
KJR carry sail
My cargo is — -------------------- Hzr Have they advertised for any vessel to
Owners desire me to inform you to dis carry the mail?------------------ roof
charge cargo first at — (place indi How do you carry your helm ?------ ots
cate How many guns does she carry?---RKH
IAW —Part of cargo saved. Imean to carry sail all night
IAX
IAY
—Proceeds of the cargo. Iwill carry a light. I
will show a light,
—Sell cargo as soon as possible. QRY
IAZ —Send flats to discharge cargo. If you do not carry more sail we shall
Sold her cargo part company ------------------- JGN
Supercargo Keep ahead and carry a light------DVK
IBA —The cargo is not yet sold. No use carrying so much sail ------ VED
IBC —Valuable cargo. She carries guns
Vessel and cargo have been seized (or, Will you carry a light?
captured)----------------------- HxU
IBD —Waiting for cargo. ICO CARRIED Away.
Want lighters to take my cargo.----QTE ICP —Carried away stem.
IBE —Want — tons dead weight of cargo. Funnel carried away -------------- NTo
IBF —What cargo do you want? ICQ —Have, or, Has carried away.
IBG —What cargo have you (or, has —, vessel I have carried away fore yard ----- Nikh
indicated)? I have carried away main yard ----RGE
CARRIED AWAY –CATTLE.
CARRIED AWAY-Continued. CASH-Continued.

I
have carried away topsail yard---zKN I willyou
cash (or, take) your bill -----GKL
Stokehole, or, Fire-room ventilator Will cash a bill on —for me?--GKM
carried away
Tackle, or, Purchase carried away--xIT IDV CASHIER-ED.
IDW CASK.
ICR CART.
IDX —Can you supply me with casks of (indi
ICS CARTE BLANCHE. cate number of casks, if necessary)?
—Cask of water.
IDZ —Empty casks
ICT CARTRIDGE.
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
Ball cartridge ---------------------FTG kite, or, raft, etc.) ---------------- KA
Blank cartridge------------------- GMik
ICU —Empty cartridge cases. IEA. CAST-ING.
—Service rifle cartridge. Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
ICW —In want of cartridges. quiet it
ICX —Pistol cartridges (revolver). IEB —Cast away.
Quick firing cartridges (or, ammunition.), IEC —Castaways.
EFX Cast iron -------------------------- IEK
ICY —Rounds of rifle ball cartridge. IED —Cast off.
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges --TKv Cast off towing cables------------- xYN
IEF —Cast to starboard.
ICZ CASE-D-ING. Cast steel----------------------- ---IEL
Case (a chest or boa:) -------------- HDB IEG. —Cast to port.
IDA —Case shot. Downcast
IDB —Cot case. —I
Empty cartridge cases ------------- ICU | IEH
must cast off.
Empty cases ---------------------- 1xY | IEJ

—Shall I
cast off?
IDC —Have you a case for — ? IEEC CAST IRON.

Mine case------------------------- RUN |
Powder case ---------------------- Trek IEL CAST STEEL.
IDE —Send a — dozen cases — of —.
IDF —Small case. IEM CASTE.
Torpedo case --------------------- Xwº IEN CASTLE.
IDG IEO —Forecastle.
CASE. (Instance, etc.)
A case of fever has broken out on board IEP CASTOR OIL.
(or on ship indicated)------------ GPR |
—A good many slight cases. IEQ CASUALTY.
Any cases of fever on board (or, at —)?
EON
Any casualties? ------------------- EoP
Bad case-------------------------- FQw IER CAT. (Animal.)
IDJ —Case is for hospital.
IDK —Case is infectious. IES CAT-TED-TING. To CAT.
Case of cholera -------------------- iPr | —Cat fall.
IDL —Case of dysentery. | iſſ; —Cat head.
—Case of fever. Cat the anchor-------------------- EHT
IDN —Case of smallpox.
Have infectious case on board ----- PJH CATAMARAN.
Hospital case----------------------
OYr
I have had cases of yellow fever on CATASTROPHE.
board
Ihave had no cases of yellow fever on
board
CATCH-ING. CAUGHT.
Caught fire. -----------------------IFG
It alters the case There are plenty of fish to be caught
—Other case. ere ----------------------------NCD
—Slight case. Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, destroyer)
xWR
CASE. IN CASE. |
IEY CATHEDRAL.
—In case of. In the event of.
In case of accident (or, necessity) ---BP | IEZ CATHOLIC. ROMAN CATHOLIC.
In of emergency-------------- LXF
case A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
Incase we part company --...------- JGO
would be much valued ---------- TVY
—In that case.
| IFA CATOPTRIC LIGHT.
CASH, SAPEQUE, or, LE (Coin).--------ATC | IFB CATSPAw.
CASH. CATTLE, BULLOCK. Ox------------ HLQ

I
Can get a bill cashed here?------- GKI | IFC —Cattle all well.
Can not get a bill cashed here ----- GK.J. —Cattle men.
—Cashed-ing. To cash. —Have lost — head of cattle.
|
CATTY –CERTIFICATE.
| -
CATTY. (Measure of weight) -------- BAF IGP CEMENT-ED-ING.
| IG —Portland cement.
| IG —Roman cement.
CAUGHT. CATCH-ING ---------------- IEx
IFG |—Caught fire. | IGS CEMETERY. BURIAL GROUND.
There are plenty of fish to be caught
here ----------------------------NCD || IGT CENSURE-D-ING.
IGU |—Much censure for.
|
IFH CAULK-ED. To CAULK. CENT. (Coin)-----------------------ATD
IFJ —Caulker. Per cent. Percentage ------------- TFQ
IFK –Caulker's tools. -
IFL ||—Caulking. CENTAvo. (Coin).------------------ Athe
IFM |—Thorough caulking necessary.
You can procure caulkers and carpen- CENTESIMO.- (Coin) ----------------- ATF
ters at------------------------- IBU
CENTIARE. (Square or surface measure),
- AXK
IFN |CAUSE-D-ING. (See also REASON.)
Better not ask the cause (reason).---FDN || IGV CENTIGRADE. (For THERMoMETER TABLE
IFO |—Cause, or, Reason must be assigned. see page 60.)
IFP |—Cause of complaint. -
IFQ |—Cause of delay (or, detention). CENTIGRAMME. (Measure of weight)--BAG
IFR –Cause unknown.
Causeway------------------------- IFW CENTILITRE. (Measure of capacity) --AYR
-...---------- KYD
No cause of detention
IFS —Other cause. CENTIME. (Coin) --. ----------------ATF
IFT ||—The cause (or, reason) assigned is.
IFU |—The cause (or, reason) assigned is suffi- CENTIMETRE. (Measure of length) ---Avo
cient. Cubic centimetre (cubic measure)--ZNM
There has been so much fog as to cause Square centimetre (square measure)AxR
considerable detention-----------NGL
What is the cause of your putting back? CENTIMO. (Coin) ------------------- Ate
UDE
IFV |—What is the cause (reason) — of—? CENTNER. (Measure of weight) ------ BAH
IFW CAUSEWAY. CENTNER, or, QUINTAL.
(Measure of weight) -------------- Bci
IFX CAUSTIC.
IGW CENTRE-D-ING-AL-ICAL.
IFY |CAUTION-ous-LY. (See also CARE.) IGX |—Centre of hurricane bears —.
IFZ |—Cannot be too cautious. Keep in the centre of the channel---LU
Caution is requisite; take care ------ FT || IGY |—Storm centre in –(direction indicated); .
IGA |—Greatest caution is necessary. probable course towards — (direction
IGB |—Not sufficiently cautious. indicated). .
IGC |—Sufficient caution. You are steering right into the centre
Take care, or, Be careful; caution is of cyclone (or, hurricane) ------- PAN
requisite ------------------------- FT
The greatest caution (or, care) ----HYN || IGZ CENTRIFUGAL.
IGD —They are not cautious enough.
IGE |—You must be cautious. IHA CENTURY. CENTENARY.
IGF |CAVALRY. IHB | CEREMONY-IOUS.
IGH | CAVE. CAVERN.

- IHC CERTAIN-LY-TY. (See also SURE.)
Am, Is, or, Are certain (sure).------ xFK
IG.J. CEASE-D-ING. Are you certain (sure) — of — ?----XFL
IGK |—Cease firing. IHD —Be certain before you act.
Cessation -------------------------- IJG | IHE |—Certainly not.
Cessation of hostilities----------...-- OzB || IHF |—I am certain.
Has the plague ceased at — (place || IHG |—I am not certain.
indicated)?-------- r ------------- TLR || IHJ |—If you are certain.
IHK –Is he certain.
IGL | CEDAR. IHL |—Most certain-ly.
IHM –Not certain.
IGM /CEDE-D-ING. CESSION. Will be certainly seized (or, captured),
- HxW.
IGN CELEBRATE-D-ING-TION. CELEBRITY. IHN | CERTIFICATE.
- Certificate cancelled -------------- huo
1GO CELL-ULAR. IHO |—Certificate irregular.
Air cells (or, spaces) --------------DWH Certificate of birth ---------------- GLE”
CERTIFICATE–CHANNEL.
-
CERTIFICATE–Continued. CHANCE—Continued.
IHP –Certificate of character. If we separate, we may have a chance
IHQ ||—Certificate of competency. of escape ----------------------- MGY
IHR –Certificate of death. IKE |—No chance (or, opportunity).
IHS |—Certificate of marriage. IKF |—No chance of peace.
IHT |—Certificate of pilotage. IKG |—Only chance of safety.
IHU –Certificate of service.
IHW –Certificate returned.
IHW |—Certificate suspended. IKH | CHANCELLOR.
IHX l—Certificates are sufficient.
IHY |—Has no certificate. IKJ CHANCERY.
IHZ |—Have you, or, Has —(person indicated)
the necessary certificate (or, creden- || IKL CHANDLER.
tials)? IKM |—Ship chandler.
IJA —Have you, or, Has —(person indicated) |
the proper certificate of competency? |
IJB —Lost his (or, the) certificate. | CHANG, or, CHEUNG. (Measure of length),
IJC —Passing certificate—of (or, for) AV p
IJD |—Proper certificate. | IKN |CHANGE-D-ING-ABLE.
- Any change (or, alteration).-------- ECA
IKO ||—Change (a change).
IJE CERTIFY-IED-ING. IKP |—Change of mind.
IJF —Officially confirmed (or, certified). IK —Change of Ministry.
IK —Change the key of cipher to —.
IJG CESSATION. Change your anchorage------------ EkT
Cessation of hostilities------------. ozB || IKS –Change your course.
Changeable weather -------------- Yxz
CESSION. CEDE-D-ING---------------- IGM Exchange office. Bureau de change-HNC
Has there been any change in the Gov
IJH | CHAFE D-ING. ernment in –? ------------------ OGA
IJK
IJL
|—Chafing gear. Likely to change ------------------ QTR
—Chafing mats. IKT I
|—May change (or, shift)?
The wind is going to change------- ZEY
IJM CHAIN-ED-ING. IKU —There will be a change.
Chain cable (circumference in inch, and || IKV —There will be no change until.
length in fathoms, to be indicated if || IKW |—To change.
necessary) ---------------------- HQw IKX |—Unless a change takes place.
IJN |—Chain locker. || When wind changes--------------- ZFE
IJO —Chain obstruction. | IKY |—Will you change?
IJP —Chains. Channels. Chain plates.
Fasten your chain to towing cable--HRC IKZ CHANNEL, or, FAIRWAY.
IJ
IJR
—Fore chains.
—Fourth-mast chains.
About mid-channel ---------------- CZS
Across channel -------------------DHw
Length of chain------------------- QNE Are you acquainted with the anchorage
IJS —Main chains. (place, or, channel)?------------- DHC
IJT —Mizen chains. Beware of torpedoes; channel is mined,
IJU —Mooring chain. xP
IJV —Rudder chain. ILA |—Channel buoy.
Stream chain (cable) -------------- HRT | ILB |—Channel Fleet (or, Squadron).
Survey chain cable---------------- HRV || Channel has altered; do not try it--ECD
Want chain cable ------------------YB Channel, or, Fairway is buoyed.----ow
|
|| ILC —Channel, or, Fairway is clear.
CHAIR-MAN, or, PRESIDENT----------- TUQ || Channel, or, Fairway is dangerous--FU
Channel is dangerous without a pilot-LD
IJW
I.JPX
CHALK-ED-ING.
CHALLENGE-D-ING.
CHALKY. ILD
ILE
-Cº. or, Fairway is likely to be
Inlined.
|—Channel, or, Fairway is narrow.
Channel, or, Fairway is not mined--xQ
IJY CHAMBER. ILF |—Channel, or, Fairway is obstructed.
IJZ —Chamber of Commerce. ILG |—Channel, or, Strait of.
IKA |—Chamber of Deputies. Channel pilot.---------------------- TIY
IKB |—Chamber of Shipping. t Clear channel—by (or, with) ------- ITC
Refrigerator, or, Cold-air chamber-Dw1, ILH |—Do not know the channel (or, passage).
|| ILJ —Do you know the channel (or, passage)?
IKC CHAMPAGNE. | ILK |—Down channel.
| Iamin want of a channel pilot—for—TJB
IKD CHANCE-D-ING. I
know the channel (or, passage).---QCD
Any chance of war? --------------- Eoo ||| ILM –In the channel (or, strait) of —.
Bad chance----------------------- Fw X || ILN |—Inner entrance (channel, or, passage).
Best chance-----------------------GHs Is the channel buoyed?-------------- PC
Good chance ---------------------- Odv ILO | –Is the channel difficult?
t— i|
102188°–17. —13
|
CHANNEL–CHIEF.
CHANNEL–Continued. CHART-Continued.
ILP —Is the channel (or, fairway) mined? IMX |—Indifferent chart.
Keep in the centre of the channel---LU | IMY |—Track chart—of.
Keep on port shore (or, side of channel, | IMZ —Very good chart.
LV Want chart of channel (or, harbor, etc.)
Keep on starboard shore (or, side of Yh
channel -------------------------Lw. || INA ICHARTER-ED–BY —.
ILQ ||—Keep on the –
(compass signal to follow) ||
INB |—Are you chartered?
side of channel. INC –Can I procure charter?
Mid-channel ----------------------RTA | IND l—Charter is to be procured.
ILR l—Most water is in the –
channel. INE |—Chartered, or, Employed by Govern.
ILS —Outer entrance (passage, or, channel). ment.
ILT |—The channel is obstructed by a ship. INF |–Charterer.
ILU |—There is a channel (or, passage)—(bear- ING |-Charter-party. t
ing indicated). | INH ! —I am chartered for —.
ILV |—Through, or, Into the channel. INJ —I am not chartered.
channel -----------------------YLU
W.ant chart of channel (or, harbor, etc.) | INK CHAsF-D-ING.
YH | INL |—Chase-r proves-d-ing to be.
ILW –Which channel shall I take? INM |—Have been chased by a privateer.
Have been chased by the enemy----- or
CHANNELs. CHAIN-PLATEs. CHAINs--LJP INO |—I have been chased by —.
INP |—I have been chased by a disguised war
CHAPEL ----------------------------- ZNF vessel.
-
| IN —In pursuit (or, chase) of.
CHAPLAIN, or, CLERGYMAN-----------ITX IN —I shall give chase.
Keep to leeward of vessel chasing--PzN
ILX | CHARACTER. Keep to windward of vessel chasing-Pzo
Certificate of character ------------ IHP || INS –Should the chase.
ILY |—Objectionable character. INT |-Strangers are chasing.
INU |—Vessel chasing is a friend.
ILZ CHARCOAL. INW |—Wessel chasing is an enemy. -
INW |—Wehold our own with vessel chasing us.
CHARGE-D-ING. (See also ACCUSE.)--DGH || INX |—What do you think of vessel chasing?
IMA |—Charged with desertion.
IMB |—Charged with drunkenness. INY CHASSE-MAR£E.
IMC CHARGE-D-ING. (Entrust.) INZ CHEAP-LY-NESS-ER-EST.

Can you supply me with anyone to take | IOA |—Which is cheapest?
charge as engineer?--------------- rh
Clerk in charge-------------------. IUB || IOB CHEAT-ED-ING.
IMD –In charge of —.
IME |—Person to take charge. IOC CHECK-ED-ING.
IMF |—Take charge—of —. IOD |—Feed-check valves out of order.
Under charge (or, care)—of — ----HYo || IOE |—Main-check valves out of order.
Under your charge (or, care).------ HYP
IOF CHEER-ED-ING-FUL-LY-NESs.
IMG |CHARGE. (Of gunpowder, etc.)
IMH |—Full charge. IOG |CHEESE.
IMJ |—Priming charge.
IMK —Reduced charge. IOH |CHEMIST (CHYMIST). CHEMICALs. CHEM
ISTRY. (See also MEDICINE.)
IML CHARGE-D-ING. (Ask money for.)
Any fees (or, charges)? -----------Eow || IOJ CHEQUE. CHEQUER-ED.
IMN –Are the charges moderate? IOK –Chequered buoy.
IMO |—Charge (amount demanded).
IMP |—Charges (or, Expenses) are moderate. IOL CHEST. (Part of body.)
IMQ —What are the charges (or, expenses)?
CHEST. (Boar) ----------------------HDB
IMR CHARGf D’AFFAIRES Arm chest ------------------------EUT
IOM –Medicine chest.
IMS CHARITY-ABLE-Y. ION | –Steam chest.
IMT CHART. (Indicate place, if necessary.) - CHEUNG, or, CHANG. (Measure of length),
Admiralty chart------------------- DLQ Ave
IMU –Can you spare me a chart of —? IOP CHICKEN. Fowl, POULTRY.
IMV —Have, or, Has chart of —.
| Have you a chart of coast (or place IOQ CHIEF-LY.
indicated) ------------------------RP IOR –Chief of the State (President, Emperor,
IMW —I have no chart of coast (or place indi- King, Queen, etc.) of — has (or, is) —.
cated).
;I
IOS –Chief officer.
- |
CHIEF—CIRCLE.
CHIEF—Continued. IQC CHRONOMETER.

IOT —Chief rate-ing. #3; —Can you spare me a chronometer?
IOU |—Commander in chief is −. IQE —Have great faith in my chronometer.
Commander in chief's office-------- JEQ IQF —How many chronometers have you?
IOW —The commander in chief is at —. IQG —I have a chronometer (number to follow,
IOW —Where is commander in chief ? if necessary).
IQH —I have no chronometer.
My chronometer gains daily –-----
GP
CHIH. (Measure of length) ---------- AVQ My chronometer has run down----- GQ
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
IOX CHILD-ISH-LY-NESs. (or, first meridian) mean time----GR
My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
Ioy CHILI-AN. CHILLAN COLORs. (or, first meridian) mean time. ---GS
IOZ CHILL-ED-ING. N. B.-See mote under GREENWICH,

page 258.
IPA CHIMNEY. (See also FUNNY.L.)
IPB —Chimney smith. My chronometer loses daily —
IQJ —My chronometers were rated — days
CHIN. (Measure of weight)---------- BAF ago at—(indicate place, if necessary).
My longitude by chronometer is —-QzF
IPC CHINA. (Earthenware.) What is your longitude by chronometer?
QZL
IPD CHINA-ESE. CHINESE COLORs. IQK —When were your chronometers last
rated?
IPE CHISEL Will you give me a comparison? Wish
to get a rate for my chronometer*-GU
IPF CHLORIDE OF —. —Your chronometer must be fast.
IPG.
IPH
—Chloride of potassium. {& —Your chronometer must be slow.
—Chloride of zinc.
*NotE.—The vessel showing the mean
IPJ CHILORODYNE. time will hoist the signal demoting the
hour, and dip it sharply shortly after it
IPK CHLOROFORM. has been answered; the minutes and
seconds, at the instant of dipping, will
- immediately follow. To insure accu
.#
CHO, or, Toho. (Measure of length) -AVR a second comparison should be
ºnatole.
CHO. (Square or surface measure) --AXL
CHToF. (Measure of capacity.)------- AYS
IPL CHOCK-ED-ING.
IPM —Chock-up, or, Chock-a-block. IQN CHURCH.
Rudder chock---------------------VBK
CHYMIST. (See CHEMIST)------------- IOH
IPN CHOCOLATE.
IQO CIGAR.
CHOICE. (See CHOOSE) -------------- IPV
IQP CIGARETTE.
IPO CHOKE-D-ING.
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted)-JMV
Pump choked UBF
IPQ —Sea inlet choked. IQ R. CIPHER.
Change the key of cipher—to —----IKR
IPR CHOLERA. CASE OF CHOLERA. —Cipher is ...i.
;
IPS —Cholera raging at —. —Cipher message.
IPT |—Ports suspected of cholera, etc. —Communicate in cipher.
i —Following communication (signal, or,
IPU CHOOSE-ING. CHOSE-N. message) is secret and in cipher.
IPV —Choice.
IPW —No choice. NoTE.—The cipher will continue until
IPX the person signaling hoists IQS=Ci
—Take your choice. pher is ended.
|CHRISTEN-ED-ING. (Baptize) IQW —Give me the key to cipher.

, IQX —Have not got the key to cipher.
IPY CHRISTIAN-ITY.
IPZ —Christian name. IQY CIRCLE-ULAR.
IQZ —Circulate-d-ing-ation.
IQA CHRISTMAs. A. —Circulating engine.
After Christmas-------------------DQR IRB —Circulating pump.
IQB —Before Christmas. Great circle sailing --------------- OHA
Christmas day Turning circle. ------------------- YEM
|
CIRCUIT-CLEAR.
IRC CIRCUIT-OUS-LY. | ISP CLEAN-ED-ING-LY-NESS.

IRD –Circuit closer. Boilers require cleaning ---------- Gwk
Earth circuit --------------------- LRM Clean bill of health—from —-------- TQ
Electric circuit ------------------- LUR Clean boiler ---------------------- GW's
Short circuit---------------------- VZU
#
IS
IST
—Clean engine.
-—Clean fires.
—Clean ship.
IRE CIRCUMFERENCE. ISU –Clean shirts. Clean linen (or, clothes)
ISV —Cleaning-gear for decks.
IRF CIRCUMSTANCE. Have you a clean bill of health?-----TU
Adverse circumstances ------------ idnz How long do you require to clean your
Alters the circumstances---------- Ebw engine?------------------------- QYM
IRG |—Depends upon circumstances. I have a clean bill of health, but am lia
IRH |—Existing circumstances. ble to quarantine ---Code Flag over Q
I shall anchor if circumstances permit I have -not a clean bill of health.
(place or bearing to follow, if neces- Code Flag over I
sary) ---------------------------- ElT My engine requires cleaning-------MBQ
IRJ |—Under no circumstances. ISW —Not clean bill of health flag (when
IRK —Under the circumstances. spoken of).
ISX ||—Requires cleaning.
IRL | CISTERN.
ISY ICLEAR-ED-ING-ANCE.
IRM |CITADEL. All clear -------------------------- DxI
- ISZ —Are you clear?
IRN |CITY. (Town.) Bar can not be cleared until — ----FVR
IRO –Citizen. Can I clear the bar?--------------- FVºx
Canal is clear--------------------- HUE
ITA |—Can not clear to-night (or before time
CIVIC AUTHORITIES. ALDERMAN----- DWS indicated).
Channel, or, Fairway is clear ------ ILC
IRP CIVIL-LY-ITY. Clear anchor----------------------EHU
IRQ |—Civil service. ITB –Clear away.
IRS –Civil war. Clear berth------------------------ GFP
ITC —Clear channel (by, or, with).
IRT | CIVILIAN. Qlear haYse----------------------- OPL,
ITD –Clear sky.
IRU CLACK VALVE. ITE |—Cleared at the custom-house.
ITF | –Cleared for.
IRV |CLAD. (See also CLOTHE.) ITG ||—Clearing house.
Iron-clad. Armor-clad ------------ Evs || ITH |-Clearing papers.
-
Clearing the custom-house---------RGs
IRW |CLAIM-ED-ING-ABLE-ANT. ITJ —Clearing up.
IRX |—Has, or, Have been claimed by. ITK –Clearly make out.
IRY | —I have a claim on. ITL |—Clearly seen. -
Prior claim----------------------- TWG Have you cleared the custom-house?-kgy
What is the demand (or, claim)?---KTH I have received information — (place
neart indicated) is clear of ice----- PBO
IRZ
ISA
| CLAMP-ED-ING.
||—Clamping screw.
ITM –I
I On -
only got clear of the ice (or, icebergs)
---------------------------- PBS s
shall clear (or, go clear).
ISB CLAP-PER. Is canal clear? -------------------- HUL,
ISC —Clap on. Clapping on. ITN |—Is, or, Are clear of.
ITO |—Nearly clear — of —.
ISD CLARET. ITP |—Not able to clear to-day (or until date
specified).
ISE CLASS-ED-ING. To CLASS. ITQ —Not clear.
All classes.------------------------ DxH Not cleared at custom-house ------ KHA
ISF —First class. Prepare to be towed clear --------. XY's
ISG.
I am not classed at Lloyd's
—Not classed.
------- QwM Ran clear------------------------- UHP
Require diver to clear screw. -------LID
ISH |—Second class. Shall clear at custom-house--------EHB
ISJ —Third class. Sight, your anchor. Make sure your
anchor is clear------------------- Eurt
ISK CLASSIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. Take care range is clear----------- HYM
The bank was clear of fog --------- FVI
ISL CLAUSE. ITR |—Want my clearance (or, papers).
When will be the best time for clearing
ISM |CLAw-ED-ING of F. " the bar? ------------------------- XM
- ITS —When will you be clear?
ISN CLAY. ITU –Will not clear us.
ISO —Stiff clay. You are all clear of danger ---------gºv
CLEAR–COAL.
CLEAR–Continued. CLOSE—Continued.
ITV |—You will not clear. Keep close during the fog ---------- PYO
Your flags are not clear ----------- NDT Keep close order ------------------ PYQ
Keep close to---------------------- PYR
ITW |CLEAT. Keep him (or, them) in close confine
ment--------------------------- PYU
ITX CLERGYMAN, PARSON, or, MINISTER. Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
ITY |—A visit from a Protestant clergyman closer in ------------------------- LT
would be much valued. Mail closes—at-------------------- rrd
IVH |—Office is closed.
ITZ CLERK. Stand closer in-------------------. wqF
IUA |—A clerk from. IVJ —Too close (or, near).
-
IUB |—Clerk in charge. Will close (or, be closed) ---------- ZEG

Telegraph clerk (or, official) ------- XLZ ||| IWK |—Will keep close to me during the
night? }.
IUC CLEVER-LY-NESs. IVL |—You are too close in; keep farther off.
Your port of destination is closed; your
IUD |CLEW-ED-ING. owners desire you to proceed to KXJ
IUE |—Clew-lines, or, Clew-garnets.
IUF –Clew up. IVM | CLOTH.
IUG |—Fore clew-garnets. IVN |—Emery cloth.
IUH |—Main clew-garnets. IVO |—Sail cloth.
IUJ CLIENT. CLIENTELE. IVP |CLOTHE-D-ING.

Bed clothes------------------------ GCS
IUR CLIFF. IVQ ||—Can I get clothes washed?
-- - - - - - - - - -------------------- Irv
IUL | CLIMATE-IC. Clean clothes (linen, or, shirts)----- Isu
IVR |—Clothing for female passengers.
IUM CLINCH-ED-ING. Women's clothing.
Are your cables -clinched? --------- HQN || IWS —Clothing for men. Slops.
Dirty clothes (linen, or, shirts) ----vyo
CLINKER BUILT---------------------- HLB || IVT |—Night clothing.
IVU –Plain clothes.
IUN CLINOMETER. IVW |—Summer clothing.
Want clothes---------------------- YTS
IUO | CLIPPER. IVX |—Warm, or, Winter clothing—for.
Clipper built---------------------- HLC || IVY |—Wet clothes.
IUP |CLOCK. IVZ CLOUD-ED-Y. -

IUQ |—At — o'clock I shall steer. IWA |—Clouds are banking up.
IUR |–Clockwork. -
IWB |—Cloudy sky.
I shall tack at — o'clock ----------- xik
O'clock --------------------------- ZNG || IWC | CLUB-BED-BING.
IUS —What o'clock
-
is it? IWD |—Club. Clubhouse.
IWE –Yacht club.
IUT CLOSE-D-ING. To CLose (IN, or, To). |
As close as ------------------------- FAD || IWF CLUBHAUL-ED-ING.
Bring the ship in as close as possible-HIO || IWG |—Try to clubhaul.
Circuit closer---------------------- ird
IUV —Close confinement. IWH | CLUE.
IUW |—Close hauled.
IUX —Close; I
wish to communicate. IWJ | COACH-ED-ING.
IUY | –Close luff.
IUZ —Close on the. IWK | COAL-ED-ING. To COAL.
IVA |—Close quarters. After coaling---------------------- DQS
IVB —Close reef-ed-ing. Anthracite coal ------------ ------- ENX
IVC —Close to (near). Are you, or, Is — (vessel indicated) in
IVD ||—Closer-est. want of coal? ------------------- Gw
Convoy to keep as close as possible --Iv Bad coal -------------------------- FQY
IVE |—Do not pass too close to me. Bunker coal----------------------- HLZ
Enemy is closing with you, or, You are Can coal be had at —? -------------- GX
closing with the enemy ---------- OD Can you spare me coal?------------- GY
Gate is closed at ------------------ NXF || IWL |—Coal.
I
shall close reef ------------------ UMO Coal bag ------------------------ --FSH
I
shall keep close hauled.----------- OPh Coal boat ------------------------- GSL
IWF –IIwill keep close to you during the night.
wish to communicate; close------ IUx
Coal bunker ---------------------- HLY
Coal can be got at-(or, from—).----HA
IVG |—Is — (port indicated) closed? IWM |—Coal can not be got in any quantity—
Keep as close as you can to pick up my at—.
people.-------------------------- PYL Coal cargo ----------------------- HYW
|98 GENERAL WOCABULARY. PART II.
COAL–CODE. |
:
COAL–Continued. COAST-Continued.
IWN –Coal depot. •
Ihave no chart of coast (or place indi
IWO |—Coal hulk. -------------------------- IM w.
cated)
IWP –Coal lighter. I
know (or, am acquainted with) the
coast --------------------------- Idgy
IWQ |—Coal mines.
IWR |—Coal requires much draft. IYC –Is the coast bold *
IWS –Coal tar. IYD –Off the coast. Off shore.
IWT |—Coal tip. IYE |—On the coast.
IWU |—Coal trimmer, or, Coal passer. IYF |—On, or, At the North coast of —.
—Coal — shillings a ton at — --------- Gz || IYG |—On, or, At the NE. coast of —.
IWV |—Coaling party. IYH |—On, or, At the East coast of —.
IWX |—Coaling station. IYJ —On, or, At the SE. coast of —.
IWY |—Coaling suit. IYK |—On, or, At the South coast of —.
IWZ |—Collier. IYL |—On, or, At the SW. coast of —.
IXA |—Colliery. IYM |—On, or, At the West coast of —.
Complete with coal----------------JKN | IYN |—On, or, At the NW. coast of —.
| Distressed for want of coal -------- LHD Rocky coast----------------------- UYZ
Do you want coal? ----------------- Gw || IYO |—Wild coast.
Good coal ------------------------ odw Uninhabited island (or, coast) ------ PTS
IXB |—Good coal may be got at —. Wrecked on the coast-------------. ZJD
IXC -—How many hours' coal have you (state |
at what speed)? CoASTER. (Coasting vessel) --------- IYb
IXD |—I have — hours' coal, for full speed (or
for speed indicated). IYP | COASTGUARD-MAN.
In want of coal (state amount)------ HB || IYQ ||—Coastguard station.
Indicate nearest place where I can pro
cure coal ------------------------ HC || IYR |COAT-ED-ING.
IXE –Indifferent coal. Rudder coat---------------------------- WBL
No coal to be got at —-------------- hid
IXF |—North country coal. IYS CoBBLE-ER.
Owners desire me to inform you to coal
|| ||.
at ----------------------------- HE IYT COCHINEAL

|
IXG |—Plenty of coal be got—at —.

to
IXH |—Prepare IYU COCK.

to
coal.
|
IX.J. —Steam coal. Blow-off cock (or, gear) ---------- GNW

IXK Blow-off cock out of order -------- GNX
of
|—Tons coal.
Want coal immediately ------------- YI
|
Brine cock
IXL l—Welsh coal. Flooding cock--
IXM your consumption coal per Gauge cock
of
|—What
is
hour, full speed? Sea cock--------------------------

at
IXN |—What price are coals Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or.
at
2
,
What quantity coal have you left? damaged) -----------------------VLA
of
HE -
IXO |—What quantity IYV

of
Cockswain. Coxswain.
in
coal remains the

collier (coal depot, or, lighter)?
IXP |—When finished coaling. IYW COCOA.
IXQ —When will you have finished coaling?
IYX
|
COCOANUT.
|
IXR |COALESCE-D-ING. COALITION. IYZ |—Copra. -
IXS |COAMING. COMB-ING. IZA COD.

|
IZB
º
|—Cod fishery.
IXT |COARSE-LY-NESS-R.
Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones, IZO CODE.
HAX Attention page—, paragraph
to
called
is
ºo; º;
IXU CoAST, CoAst of. —, of the INTERNATIONAL CODE ---DH
lights are out along the
Alºne Nº.e page first,
an
to
paragrapn. tºs
#
en the
Am acquainted with the coast----- DGY
-
º:
be only between vessels
Am not acquainted with
theºployed
- the coast--DHB should
using United States edition, as
-
...
Are you acquainted with the coast?-DHE

;
..
..
.
ise th wiIII
th
d
- |
referred
to
o
IXV
t
|—Coast-defense ship. e*ages

not correspona.
IXW |—Coast dangerous.
is is
IXY ||—Coast not dangerous. IZD List ships.

of
|—Code
IXZ ||—Coasted-ing. To coast. IZE –Can you furnish (or, lend me)
of
Code
a
IYA I-Coasting trade. Signals?

IYB |—Coasting vessel. Coaster. IZF —Code Flag (when spoken of).
-
Do not approach the coast because Do not understand Morse Code ----- SAI
is
it
mined--------------------------- ETN Do you understand Morse Code?----saj

Signals------ Prb
of
Have you coast (or place indi- International Code

of
chart
a
eated)?--------------------------- rep Morse Code ----------------------- SAK

CODE—COLZA.
CODE—Continued. CoLLIERY--------------------------- IXA

IZG |—Show your Code Signal.
Telegraph code -------------------xMA || JAS (CoLLISION.
Use Morse Code ------------------- s&L || Collision bulkhead ---------------- HLM
IZH |—What is the date of your Code List? | JAT |—Collision mat.
Will use Morse Code -------------- SAM || Has the vessel with which you have been
in collision proceeded on her voy
IZJ CoFFEE. age?------------------------------ HG
JAU |—Have been in collision.
IZK | COFFERDAM. JAW |—Have, or, Has been in collision with —
(vessel indicated).
IZL | COFFIN. Have you been in collision? --------- hi
JAW —Have you been in collision with —(vessel
IZM | COG. COGwBEEL. indicated)?
I
have been in collision with — ----- H.J.
IZN CoIL-ED-ING. JAX |—No collision.
IZO |—Coil of rope. JAY |—There has been a collision between —
Resistance coil-------------------- UTV (vessels indicated).
Test coil-------------------------- xOK || JAZ |—Wessel indicated has been in collision.
- | JBA ||—When did the collision take place?
CoIN. (Momey)--------------------- Asw JBC |—Where did the collision take place?
JBD |—Where is the vessel that collided with
ou?
IZP COIN-ED-ING-ER-AGE. To COIN. ith what vessel have you been in col
IZQ —What coins are used ? lision? --------------------------- hin
IZR COIR. JBE | Collodion.

Coir, or, Grass cable -------------- HQZ
IZS —Coir, or, Grass hawser. JBF | COLOMBIA COLORS.
IZT |—Coir, or, Grass matting.
IZU –Coir, or, Grass rope.
-
CoLoREL --------------------------- EWI
JBG |—Colonel commandant.
IZV | COKE. JBH |—Lieutenant colonel-cy.
IZW | COLD-LY-NESS-ISH-ER-EST. JBI COLONY-IAL.
Cold-air chamber ----------------- DWL Colonial Agent -------------------- DSO
IZX —Cold weather. JBK –Colonial Government.
JBL –Colonial Office.
IZY | Collc. JBM –Colonial Secretary.
JAB | COLLAPSE-D-ING-IBLE.
Collapsible,
or, Berthon boat.-----. GHM || JBN | COLONIZE-D-ING-ATION.
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed.--NUC
Furnaces collapsed.---------------- NUB || JBO | COLOR. -
Color-ed-ing. ------------ JBR
To color
JAC | COLLAR. Color blind-ness------------------- GMs
JAD —Thrust collar damaged. Color vision----------------------- Yrb
JBP |—The same color (or, colors).
JAE | COLLECT-ED-ING. JBQ —What color?
Collection-or---------------------- JAK
JAF –Collect all the –. JBR | COLOR-ED-ING. To COLOR.
JAG |—Collect what you can.
JAH –Could not be collected. JBS Colors (ENSIGN).
Enemy is collecting in force at —--Lzd Can not distinguish her (or, your)
JAI —Will you collect? colors---------------------------
Dip your colors -------------
JAK CollecTION-OR. Foreign colors --------------------
Collector, or, Board of customs----GOY He has hoisted — colors
Hoist your colors. Show yourensign-Dw
JAL | College-IAN. Neutral colors --------------------MER
Strike your colors ----------------- XAJ
JAM Collide-D-ING. (See also Collision.) JBT |—They have, or. He has hoisted — colors.
JBU |—What colors has she hoisted?
CoLLIER ---------------------------- Iwz || JBV |—What colors shall we hoist?
JAN –Collier toproceed to —.
JAO ||—Have you seen a (or, the) collier? JBW |Column-AL.
JAP |—Sailing collier. JBX |—Number of columns.
JAQ |—Steam collier. Rear column---------------------- UKL
What quantity of coal remains in the
collier (coal depot, or, lighter)?--Ixo JBY Colza.
JAR —Where is the collier * JBZ |—Colza oil.
COMB-COMMAND.
CoMB-ING. CoAMING ----------------- Ixs CoME—Continued.

JCA |—Honeycomb-ed. JDH |—I will come. |
JCB
I will
come on board (or, alongside), if
| COM"ſNE-ING-ATION.—WITH. youwill allow me --------------- Czd
JCD |—Combined. I
wish to signal; will you come within
easy signal distance? ------------- VJ
JCE | COMBUSTIBLE-ILITY-TION. Is the captain coming on shore? ---Hxd
Have you any combustibles on board? Let no boat come alongside-------- EBh
Ho Lifeboat unable to come ------------ ER
I am loaded with combustibles------HP Lights, or Fires will be kept at the best
I have no combustibles on board ----HQ place for coming on shore--------- KE
No combustibles (or, explosives) near Lighter coming off -----------------Qz
the fire--------------------------- HR || JDI |—Must come.
Spontaneous combustion ----------woj || JDK 1–Not come.
essels with combustibles not allowed Pilot has not come off-------------- TJr.
in -------------------------------- HS Request captain to come here (or to place
indicated) ----------------------HXF
JDL |—Shall, or, Will come.
JCF | COME. CAME TO COME. JDM –Shall I come *
JCG |—Are you coming? Sheer off a little when you come to the
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come----- ER Point ---------------------------VUP
Boat come-ing (came) ------------- GRL Should it come on to blow—from —
Boat is coming to your assistance ---ET (quarter indicated, if necessary)--Gok
Boat's crew will not come --------- GRX | Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer; I have
JCH |—Came, Coming by rail. |- something important to communicate,
JCI —Came, Coming by steamer. Code Flag over H
JCK |—Came, Coming from. Surgeon, or, Doctor will come imme
JCL |—Can come. diately --------------------------wn
JCM –Can come? I The consul is desired to come (or, send)
Can I come alongside? ------------. EAY on board ------------------------JRP
JCN |—Can not come. The orders are coming off----------sup
Can not come alongside------------EAz The wind will come from the –----zFA
Can not distinguish your flags; come Thick fog coming on---------------- GJ
nearer (or, make distant signals)--vM Want to come into harbor --------- onc
Captain is requested to come on board, We are coming to your assistance---DC
HWN I
What water shall come into ?----Ywo
Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to; have || I JDN |—When did you come off?
something important to communicate, | JDO |—When do you come off?
Code Flag over H || JDP —When you come.
JCO |—Come under the stern. Where, or, What source did the news
JCP |—Come up. come from? --------------------- shn
Come alongside ------------------- EBA Where do you come from?... ---------SI
JC Come directly (immediately). Will Lloyd's agent come on board 7-Qxk
JC —Come home. JDQ |—Will you (or person indicated) come *
JCS –Come in. Will you (or person indicated) come on
JCT |—Come nearer. board?-------------------------- Gre"
Come on board-------------------- GQA || JDR |—Will you (or person indicated) come on
JCU |—Come on shore. shore to-day (specify hour, ifneces
JCW –Come out. sary)?
JCW –Come out of port. JDS |—Will you come (or, go) on shore?
JCX |—Come round. Will your pilot come on to me? ----TJw
.
JCY |—Come to grief. Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on
JCZ ||—Come to hand. board? -------------------------- WP
JDA ||—Comewithin hail. You are ordered not to come into
JDB |—Coming. Port ---------------------------- SUY
JDC |—Coming at once. JDT |—You may come into port.
:
Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less You may, or, We may come to an
p". — feet ------------- FV
o not come alongside------------- EBC JDU
anchor ------------------------- Ek N.
CoMET.
JDE |—Do not come so near.
Do you come from any port putting you || JDW CoMFoRT-ED-ING.
in quarantine? ------------------. TR JDW –Comfortable-y.
Endeavor to come alongside ------- EBD Medical comforts -----------------RoH
or,
JDF |-Have, Has come. Medical comforts running short----Rol

Heavy weather coming; look sharp--Fz
am coming (or, sending) aboard --CzB JDX |CoMMAND-ED-ING. To COMMAND.
II
||
must come to an anchor ---------- EIR Admiral, or, Senior officer has com
JDG |—I shall come off by and bye (or mands for you.------------------- DKP
at
time
indicated). Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com
|
shall fire into the boats they persist mands for you --------...--------- DKQ
if
I
coming alongside -------------NAK Amy commands ------------------- EOR

in
|
COMMAND–COMMUNICATE.
CoMMAND–Continued. COMMISSION.—Continued.
JDY —Commanding officer. Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury
—Commanding officer desires. Department, or Registrar General of
JEA —Have you any commands? Shipping and Seamen -----------UNx'
JEB —I have no commands.
Keep the vessel under command ----LX COMMIT-TED-TING.
JEC —Not under command lantern (lamp, or, Commit-ted-ting an assault-------- FDY
light).
JED —Not under command. JFH COMMITTEE.
Not under command shapes ------- VTU Committee of Lloyd's -------------Qwe
N. B.-‘‘Not under control or command”
signal is two black balls or shapes JFI COMMODITY.
vertical.
JEF —She is commanded by —. JFK COMMODORE.
—Take command—of.
JEH —Under command of —. JFL COMMON-LY-NESS-ALTY.
JEI —Where is the commanding officer? JFM —House of Commons.
JEEC —Whom is the –
(vessel indicated) com
JFN COMMUNICATE-D-ING. To COMMUNICATE.
manded by?
Allow no communication. Allow no
COMMANDANT. one on board
Colonel commandant Am disabled; communicate with me-CL
Ask stranger (or, vessel indicated) if he
EM COMMANDER. will communicate
—Inform the commander. JFo —Be more concise in your communication.
| —Senior commander.
—What is commander's
COMMANDER IN CHIEF
name?
Bevery careful in your intercourse with
strangers ------------------------- FS
Can you forward my communication by
telegraph?------------------------ HU
—Commander in chief's office. Close; I wish to communicate ----- IUx
Commander in chief is — ----------IOU Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to; have I
The commander in chief is at —----IOv something important to communi
Where is the commander in chief? -Iow cate ---------------Code Flag over H
Communicate by distant signals ---LGC
—Communicate by telegraph.
COMMEMORATE-D-ING. Communicate in cipher - - - - - - - -- -I U
Q
—Communicate the following.
COMMENCE-D-ING-MENT. —Communication.
—At the commencement of —. —Communication by telegraph
is.
Commence action ------------------ DIS |—Communication by telegraphis restored.
—Commencement of hostilities. Communication by telegraph stopped,
–
is
Demurrage commenced on the --KTN WS
Has war commenced? or, Is war de Communication allowed with----DzG
is is
clared? -------------------------- YU JFU —Communication established—by (or,

Hostilities commenced—between — with) —.
and ---------------------------- OZC JFV —Communication interrupted—by (or,
is
Light indicated will

commence on (date with) —.
JFW
.
to follow)------------------------ QSF —Comprehend the communication per
JEW —Not commenced. fectly. -
Open fire, or, Commence fire------- SRD JFX —Confidential communication (or, report).
Operations have commenced ------- sRG Do not communicate with —-------- HV
JFY
go
War has commenced, or, War is de —Does telegraphic communication all

clared --------------------------- Yx the
When does it commence?---------- GDU Electrical communication ---------Lvo
When do you commence discharging Following communication confiden
is
cargo? tial (or, private) - - - -- x

H
-
JEW
-
—When do you begin (or, commence)? Following communication (signal,

or,
When does the blockade commence?-GNQ message) secret, and cipher--IQv
in
is
NotE.—The cipher will continue until

JEX
by
COMMERCE-IAL-LY. ended the person signaling making

Chamber of Commerce -------------IJz the hoist IQs=Cipher ended.
is
Forward my communication by tele

JEY COMMISSAIRE OF MARITIME INSCRIPTION. graph, and pay for its transmission,
HY
JEZ COMMISSARY-IAT. | JFz —Had communication with.
JFA —Commissariat department. Have no communication with — ---- HV
JFB —Commissariat stores. Have no communication with the shore
(or with vessel indicated)---------- Hz
JFC CoMMIssion-ED-ING, Have received the following communi
JFD —Commissioned officer. cation (or, instructions) from your
JFE —Commissioner. agent (or, owner) ---------------- IA
COMMUNICATE–COMPASS.
COMMUNICATE–Continued. COMPANY–Continued. -
Have you any message (telegram, order, The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
or, communication) for me? the pleasure of your company to din
Have you had any communication with Ileſ ----------------------------- DKX
infected vessel (or, place)? --------- IC JGS —The pleasure of your company.
JGA —Have you had any communication with JGT —Very glad of your company.
the shore? JGU –Vessel, or, Ship may part company. "
Iam going to communicate by distant
signals-------------------------- LGF
What company do you belong to?----IQ
When did you part company—from?-IR
Iam going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi
JGV —Will you give me the pleasure of your
company at —?
cated to you ----------------------IE
Ican not stop to receive (or, have) any
communication ------------------- iF
JGW
JGX
|COMPARE-D-ISON.
1–Comparative-ly.
Ihave had no communication with — Should like to have another comparison,
(place or vessel) ------------------- IG GW
JGB —I shall communicate with —. Wish to get a rate for my chronometer;
Ishould wish to know the nature of the | will you give me a comparison? ---GU
sickness, if
any, before I
send my JGY COMPARTMENT.
boat (or, communicate).----------- FC
Iwish to communicate; close------ IUX JGZ
Bow compartment ------ - - - - - - ----HCE
—Engine-room compartment.
JGC —I wish to communicate personally. JHA |—º
Important to communicate Re-hold compartment.
— by (or, JHB |—Water-tight compartment.
with)---------------------------- Ih. *
JG D —Is the communication with — regular? JHC COMPASS.
Line of communication ----------- QUN
(For COMPASS SIGNALs, see pages 45 and
No telegraphic communication----- XLS 46.)
Report me (or, my communication) to indicated,
Lloyd's agent at — --------------- UH NotE.-Unless otherwise
bearings if in points and half points
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer; I have are to be understood as COMPASS
something important to communicate,
e.,
as
BEARINGS, i. bearings shown by
Code Flag over H the compass and uncorrected for local
Stranger, or, Wessel bearing — wishes to attraction or variation. But when
communicate ------------------- WZD degrees they are be under
to
shown in
Telegraphic communication ----- -- XLN stood as MAGNETIC BEARINGs.
Telephonic communication.-------- XMN
The following signal (or, communica JHD —Adjust-ed-ing compasses.
tion) is private------------------- Hx Are your bearings true or magnetic
JGE —This communication is private. bearings? ----------------------- GBD
Unless your communication is very im JHE —Are your compasses adjusted?
portant, must be excused.--------- IJ
I Azimuth compass ----------------- FQE
Will you forward (or, communicate) the Bearings by compass are —-------- GBh
following signal for me?----------- IK Boat's compass-------------------- Grv.
Will you telegraph to- (ship or person JHF —Compass bearing the bearing shown
(i.
e.
named) the intelligence I

am about to by the compass and uncorrected for
communicate? - - - --------IM either deviation or variation).
JGF —Wish to communicate by (or, with). JHG —Compass card.
You can communicate with —, and get JHI —Compass signals degrees.
in
an answer in ------------------- ENT JHK —Compass signals points and half

in
points.
JHL —Compasses not adjusted lately.
JGH COMMUTATOR. JHM —Compensation compass.
of
JHN compass.
of
—Deviation
JGI COMPANY-ION. JHO —Deviation table.
All ships of the convoy are to rejoin —Floating, or, Liquid compass.
COInpally ----------- Code Flag over Y. JHQ —Gimbal compass.
of
a
JGK —And Co. (company). Messrs. & Co. Have you an azimuth compass?----FQH
JGL —Better part company. JHR —Have you any local attraction (or, devi
Company (and Co.) ---------------- JGR. ation)? -
JGM —I shall part company. JHS —Have you taken observations for varia
JGN —If you do not carry more sail we shall tion?
part company. JHT —I am using variation of-degrees.
JGO —In case we part company. azimuth compass--------- FQI
an
JGP JHU —I have

I
—Keep company. | have no cargo disturb my com

to
Let us keep together (or, in company) passes.

for mutual support (or, protection)-IN JHV —I have had no observations for varia
JGQ —Part company. tion lately.
Parted company with — on the
at −)-----------------------------IO
–
(or, | JHW —Is there any variation?
JGR.
JHX —Magnetic bearing.
—Permission to part company. NOTE.-Magnetic bearings are compass
Shall we keep company?-------------IP bearings corrected for deviation.
COMPASS—CONCERN.
|
COMPASS—Continued. COMPLETE–Continued.
—Must be swung to adjust compasses.
—My compasses were adjusted at —. #
JK —I shall be complete in.
—Must be complete-d—with.
—No variation.
Point. (Of compass)-------------- TNL
—Pole, or, Standard compass.
JKS
JKT
-Rº
with.
when finished (or, complete-d)—
—When completed.
—Prismatic compass. JKU —When will you (or vessed indicated) be
—Put a compass in the boat. complete?
—Ship's head by compass—is —. JKW —When you are complete—with.
—Steer course indicated by compasssignal. JKW —Will take time—to complete.
—Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass. JKX —With complete success.
—True bearing (i.e. compass bearing cor
rected for deviation and varwattom. JKY COMPLICATE-D-ING-ION.
All bearings are to be recromed FROM
the vessel making the sugawat). JKZ COMPLIMENT-ED-ING-ARY.
JIK —Variation of the compass. Make my compliments—to--------- rim.
JIL —Wessel indicated bears.
JIM —Was swung for adjustl.c.1t of com JLA COMPLY-IED-ING. TO COMPLY.
passes at—. —Can comply—with.
What is the bearing by compass? --GBM JLC —Can not comply—with.
JIN —What is the variation? JLD —Comply with request (or, signal).
JIO —What is your deviation? JLE —In compliance with.
JIP —What variation do you allow? Request can be complied with------ USP
JIQ —When, or, Where were your compasses JLF —Shall be complied with.
last adjusted? Sorry I am unable to comply with your
º
request ------------------------- USX
JIR COMPEL - LED - LING - PULSION. (See also JLG —Vessel (or person indicated) is not able
Bound and OBLIGE.) to comply.
JIS —Am I compelled by law to have a pilot?
JIT —Can not be compelled.
JIU —Compelled them to. JLH COMPOSE-D-ING-ITE-ITION.
JIV —Not without compulsion.
-
A. (give mationality) composed
Vessel indicated was compelled to bea o —ships passed in sight------- WPF
*P 5----------------------------- GBx Antifouling composition----------- Enz
JIW —Will be compelled. Of how many ships was the squadron
seen composed?----------------- Vxm
JIX COMPENSATE-D-ING-ATION. —To be composed of.
Compensation of compass --------- JHM
JLK COMPOUND-ED-ING.
JIY COMPETE-ITION. JLM —Compound engine.
JIZ COMPETENT-CE-CY. JLN COMPREHEND-ED-ING. TO COMPREHEND.

Certificate of competency---------- IHQ Comprehend the communication per
Have you, or, Has —(person indicated) ..fectly
the proper certificate of competency? JLO —Do you, or, Does he (or—person indi
IJA cated) comprehend (or, understand)?
JKA COMPLAIN-ED-ING. JLP - —Not
sufficiently comprehensible. It is
Cause of complaint impossible to comprehend.
.JKB —Have, or, Has made a complaint.
JKC —No complaint—of. . JLQ COMPRESS-ED-ING. To COMPRESS.
Passengers, or, Crew sick with infectious Air-compressing pump------------ DVY
complaint----------------------- PCX Compressed air------------------- DWM
JKD COMPLEMENT. JLR COMPRESSOR.

JKE —Short of complement.
JKF —What is your complement? JLS CoMPROMISE-D-ING.
JLT —Do not compromise yourself.
JKG COMLETE-D-ING. To COMPLETE–wiTH.
JKH —Completely-ion. JLU COMPULSORY-ION.
A complete wreck------------------ Zis Not without compulsion ----------- JIV
Are all your bills of lading complete Pilotage is compulsory------------- TJO
and signed?--------------------- GKQ
JKI —Are you complete?
-
JLV CONCEAL-ED-ING-MENT.
Arrangement completed ---------- EWX
JKL —Can you complete? JLW CONCEDE-D-ING. *
JKM —Complete refit necessary.
—Complete with coal. JLX CONCEIVE-ABLE-Y.
JKO —Complete with water.
Engines completely disabled-------- MQ JLY CONCENTRATE-D-ING-ION.
JKP —I am (or vessel indicated is) a complete
wreck. JLZ CONCERN-ED-ING.
CONCERT-CONGRESS.
JMA CONCERT-ED-ING. CONDY's FLUID. CRIMSON FLUID.

JMB —In concert with.
Shall we act in concert?------------ Din CoNE.
—North cone hoisted.
JMC CONCESSION. —South cone hoisted.
—Steam cone.
JMD CoNCILLATE-D-TION.
CONFEDERATE-D-ING-ION-CY.
JME CONCISE-LY-NESS. •
Be more concise in your communica CONFER-RED-RING-ENCE.
tion ----------------------------- JFO
CONFEss-ED-ING-ION-EDLY.
CONCLUDE-D-ING. TO CONCLUDE. -
—Conclusion-ive. CONFIDENCE-T.
—Not yet concluded. —Am, Is, or, Are confident.
—Shall conclude. —Confidential-ly.
Confidential report (or, communicaula,
CONDEMN-ED-ING. JFX
—Condemned as unseaworthy.
Condemned by Lloyd's agent------ Qwr
Fºllº; signal (or, communication)
is confidential (or, private).-----...-HX
—Condemned stores. JNW —Have you any confidence in — ?
—Have condemned a part of my provisions. JNX —No confidence in (or, dependence upon).
CoNDENse-D-ING-ATION. To conDENse. | JNY CONFINE-D-ING.

—Condenser. Close confinement ----------------- IUV
—Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of JNZ —Confinement.
order). Keep him (or, them) in close confine
—Condenser pipes. ment ---------------------------PYU
—Condenser tubes. JOA CONFIRM-ED-ING-ATION,
—Condenser tubes burst. JOB —Confirmation, or, Ratification takes
—Condenser tubes choked (or, salted). place at — (or, on — ).
—Condenser tubes leaking. | JOC —Is it confirmed that (vessel indicated)
—Condenser tubes out of order. has foundered?
Condensing boiler burst----------- GWT JOD —Is there any confirmation ?
Condensing boiler damaged.------- GWU JOE —News, or, Report, or, Information is
Condensing boiler tubes burst ----. YDE confirmed.
Jet condenser --------------------- Pyh Officially confirmed (or, certified)---IJF
Surface condenser ---------------- XFW JOF —Report requires confirmation.
Surface condenser out of order----- XFY —Want-ed-ing confirmation.
JOH —Want official confirmation.
CoNDITION. (See also STATE.)
Are you, or, Is— (vessel indicated) in a JOI CONFISCATE-D-ING-ION.
condition to proceed? ------------- AN
Bad condition --------------------- FQZ JOK CONFLAGRATION.
Condition of cargo----------------- LAK
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel JOL CONFLICT-ED-ING.
in this distressed condition?------- NE JOM —Conflicting reports.
Good condition-------------------- OeB
I am not in a condition for action---DIT JON CoNForM-ED-ING-ABLE-Y-ITY.
JMZ —In what condition—is —? JOP —In conformity with
Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
good condition; hull well out of JOQ CONFUSE-D-ING-ION.
water; dangerous to navigation.--KVS Avoid-ed-ing confusion----...-----...-FOW
—What condition? | JOR —In great confusion.
What condition is the cargo in?----IBH JOS —Without the least confusion.
—What is the condition (state) of —?
JOT CONGEST-ED-ING-ION.
CoNDITION-AL-ALLY. (Agreement.)
—On, or, upon condition. JOU CoNgo (Kongo) STATE. Colors.
Unconditional-ly------------------ YGU
JOV CONGRATULATE-D-ING-ION.
CONDOR (Coin).---------------------- ATG Allow me to congratulate you ----- DZA
JOW —Congratulate-d-ing you.
CONDUCT-ED-ING. To CONDUCT. JOX —To congratulate you.
Bad conduct----------------------- Fra
JNF —Conductor. JOY CoNGREss. (See also PARLIAMENT.)
JNG —Gallant Conduct. Act of Congress (or, Parliament)---DIC
JNH —Good conduct. By an act of Congress (or, Parliament),
Lightning conductor--------------- QTJ DIE
Nonconductor-ing ----------------- Siz JOZ —Has Congress (or, Parliament) met?
JNI —The conductor (or, guard). JPA —Member of Congress.
CONGRESS—CONSUME.
CONGRESS—Continued. CONSIDER—Continued.
Congress, Parliament, Assembly (or JQN —For consideration—of —.
other legislative body) adjourns (or, Furnace considered dangerous----- KLB
adjourned) on the
Congress,
–
Parliament, Assembly (or
i JQO —Has been considered.
Hurricane did considerable damage-PAK
other legislative body) is dissolved-FEJ —Is, or, Are not considered.
JPB —Congress, Parliament, Assembly (or #3; —Shall, or, Will consider.
There has been so much fog as to cause
on the –
other legislative body) met (or, meets)
. considerable detention ---------- NGL
Recent act of Congress, Parliament, Under consideration
Assembly (or other legislative body),
DIL
CONICAL. JQS CONSIGN-ED-ING-TO. To CONSIGN.
JPD —Conical buoy. To whom is your cargo consigned?--IBN
JQT —Whom are you (or vessel indicated) con
JPE CONN-ED-ING. signed to?
JPF —Conning tower. JQU
§§
—Consignee.
—Consignment.
JPG CONNECT-ED-ING-ION.
JPH —Connect your screw propeller, or, pad JQW CONSIST-ED-ING—OF.
dles. Cargo consists of ---------------- Hizr
JPI —Connected with. Fleet consists of ----------------- NEL
JPK —Connecting rod.
Connecting-rod bolts broken JQX. CONSOLs.
Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out
of order)------------------------ HEB JQY CONSORT.
CONNIVE-ANCE. JQZ CONSPICUOUS-LY-NESS-ITY.

Ican not make out your flags; hoist
CONQUER-ED-ING. them in a more conspicuous position,
OWL
CONSCIOUS. CONSPIRE-D-ING-ACY-ATOR.
CONSCRIPT-ION. CONSTABLE-ULARY.
CONSECRATE-ED-ING. CONSECRATION. CONSTANT-LY-CY.

Reinforcements constantly arriving,
CONSECUTIVE-LY. UOM. I.
CONSTITUTE-D-ING. CONSTITUENT.
CONSENT-ED-ING—TO. (See also PERMIT
and AGREE.) CONSTITUTION-AL-ALLY.
—Can not, or, Will not consent (permit
it). CONSTRAIN-ED-ING.
—Have, or, Has consented.
—I will consent. CONSTRUCT-ED-ING-ION.
JPW —Wessel (or person indicated) consents. —Constructor.
Will you (or person-sindicated; consent —Have, or, Has been constructed.
(or, agree) --------------------- DUC —Shall, or, Will be constructed,
JPX —Would not consent.
CONSUL-AR.
JPY CoNSEQUENCE-T-LY. —Consul General.
JPZ —Happened in consequence of. Occa —Consul is absent.
sioned by. —Consular Court.
Heave-to, or take the consequences-Osg —The consul is desired to come (or, send)
—In consequence of. on board.
—Of not much consequence. —Vice-consul, or, Consular Agent.
—Of the utmost consequence (or, impor
tance). CONSULATE.
—The consequence will be.
—Took place in consequence of. CoNSULT-ATION.—witH.
—What was the consequence? After a consultation---------------DQN
Consult captain ------------------ HWV
CoNSIDER-ED-ING. To consider. Consult Lloyd's agent
—Consider it (or, them) necessary. —Consult owner.
|—Considerable fault found—with. —Consult underwriters.
—Considerable-y. —Have, or, Has been consulted.
Considerable sea-------------------- UP —Shall, or, Will be consulted.
—Considerate-ly-ion.
Do you consider, or, Have you consid CONSUME-D-ING-PTION.
ered? What is your consumption of coal per
Do you consider leak dangerous? ----QI hour full speed?----------------- IxM.
206 GENERAL VOCABULARY. PART IL
CONSUMPTIVE-CONVOY.
JRZ | CONSUMPTIVE. JTD CONTRIVE-D-ING-ANCE.

JTE |—Can you contrive?
JSA | CONTACT. JTF |—How do (or, did) you contrive (or, man
Electro contact ------------------- LVE age)—to?
Electro contact mine -------...------LVF || JTG ||—Must contrive.
JTH | CONTROL-LED-LING-LER.
JSB CONTAGION-IOUS. - Not under control ----------------- JED
A contagious disease on board (or at Not under control light (lamp, or, lan
place indicated).---------------- GPQ tern).---------------------------- JEC
JSC |—Contagious disease. NoTE.—Not under control signal is two
Disease, or, Sickness is contagious --vb black balls or shapes vertical.
Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,
VC
Is the sickness contagious?---------- VA CONTROVERsy. (Discussion) -------- LDY
JTI CONTUSE-D-ING-ION.
JSD CONTAIN-ED-ING.
JTK CONVALESCENT-CE.
JSE | CONTEND-ED-ING-TION.
JTL | CONVENIENT-LY-CE.
JSF CONTENT-ED-ING-EDLY-MENT. - Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
. you (or, –) as soon as convenient-DLB
JSG |CONTENTS. Anchor as convenient -------------- ky
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi-
As convenient--------------------- FAE
As many as convenient------------ FAX
cated to you ---------------------- IE As soon as convenient ------------- FBL
Open telegram for me and signal its ||
contents.-------------------------
JTM –If convenient.
wk
|| JTN |—Is there a convenient watering place?
Shall Iopen your telegram and signal || JTO |—It will be a great convenience.
its contents?----------------------
-
XC || JTP –When most convenient.
JTQ |—Will it be convenient?
JSH | CONTEST-ED-ING. JTR CONVENT.
JSI CONTINENT-AL-LY. JTS | CONVENTION-AL-LY.

Geneva Convention----------...---...- Nxs
JSK CONTINGENT-CY. Geneva Convention flag (Plate II)--NXT
JSL |CONTINUE-D-ING-ATION-AL-OUS. JTU | CONVERSE-D-ING-ATION.—witH.

JSM |—Continue your present course. Standon. JTV |—A conversation with.
If it continues to blow ------------ GoH
If the wind continues as at present-zER JTW Convert-ED-ING-IBLE.
JTX -
CoNTo. (Money) ------------------- ATH || | CONVEY-ED-ING-ANCE—To.
Ambulance required to convey apatient
JSN | CONTRABAND. to hospital.---------------------- edy
JSO |—Contraband goods. JTY |—Are there any public conveyances—
to — ? -
JSP CONTRACT-ED-ING-ION. JTZ |—By the first conveyance.
Contract built -------------------- HLD || JUA |—For conveyance—to —.
JSQ —Contractor. JUB |—No conveyances—to —.
JSR CONTRADICT-ED-ING. CONTRADICTION. JUC | CONVICT-ED-ING-ION. To CONVICT.
JST |—Contradict the report. JUD ||—Convict (a convict).
JSU |—Contradictory. JUE |—Will be convicted.
JSV –It has not been contradicted. JUF —Will not be convicted.
JSW CONTRARY. JUG | CONVINCE-D-ING.
JSX –Contrary to order. . .
Contrary to regulations ----------- UOG : JUH | CONVOY-ED-ING. To CONVOY. -
Delayed by contrary winds. Detained All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
by contrary winds. -------------- KSD Company ---------- Code Flag over Y
JSY |—On the contrary. By, or, With the convoy----------- HPJ
JUI —Convoy (a convoy).
JSZ CONTRAST-ED-ING. JUK |—Convoy is ahead.
JUL |—Convoy is astern.
JTA CONTRIBUTE-D-ING-ION.—TO. JUM –Convoy is from.
JTB —Liberal contribution. JUN |—Convoy is going to.
JTC —Will you (or person indicated) con- Convoy to disperse and make for destin
tribute? ation ----------------------------- IS
CONVOY—CORVETTE.
CONVOY—Continued. JVW | COPPERAS.

Convoy to disperse and reassemble at
rendezvous (or place indicated) ----IT Copka------------------------------- IYZ
Convoy to keep ahead of escort------ IU
Convoy to keep as close as possible -- Iv || JVX Copy-IED-ING. To coPY.
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or, JVY |—Copy. (A copy.)
escort) --------------------------- Iw || JVZ –Copy will be wanted.
Convoy to keep on port side of leader || JWA |—Have, or, Has a copy—of.
(or, escort) ----------------------- Ix || JWB |—Have you a copy—of
Convoy to keep on starboard side of || JWC |—I have no copy.
leader (or, escort)----------------- IY || JWD —Take, or Make a copy (or, duplicate).
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep- ||
ing within signal distance--------- IZ || -
JUO |—Convoy will assemble at port (or place || JWE |Coral LINE.
indicated). JWF –Coral
-
reef.
Convoy will leave at — (time to follow),
QKM ||
-
Convoy will leave on — (day to follow), JWG |Cord-ED-ING-AGE.
JWH |—Cordage in lengths.
JUP |—Convoy will rendezvous at —, on the –
QRN ||
||
Convoy will rendezvous in –
(latitude
and longitude indicated)--...------ UQN
||
||
JWI Cordite. -
Do not go through (or, near) — (place || JWK CoREA-N (KoREA-N). KoREAN Colors.
indicated) without a convoy? ----- JA |
Do you belong to the convoy ------ Gev || JWL |Cork.
JUQ —Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated) || JWM –Cork buoy.
seen convoy? JWN –Cork jacket.
JUR —How was convoy steering? -
JUS —I belong to the convoy of — (ships || JWO CoRN.
indicated).
-
Indian corn ----------------------- PHX
JUT or, Has the convoy?
JUV –It |=#| is a convoy of —. JWP CoRNED. (Salted.)
JUW |—Of, or, From the convoy.
Strange vessel following convoy---wyv || JWQ |CoRNER.
JUX |—When did the convoy?
JUY |—When will the convoy? | JWR CORONER.
JUZ —Where is the convoy from? | Awaiting coroner's inquest -------- FPD
JVA –Where is the convoy going? | JWS –Coroner's inquest.
With the convoy. By the convoy--HPJ
JWT | CORPORAL.
JVB | COOK. JWU Corporate-ION.

JVC –Cook house. JWV –Corporation of —.
JVD |—Cook-ed provisions.
JVE |—Cooking range, or, Copper. JWX | CORPS.
Army Service Corps -------------- EWF
JVF | COOL-ED-ING-LY-NESS.
JWY CORPSE.
JVG | COOLIE.
-
JWZ | CORRECT-ED-ING.
JWH | COOP-ED-ING. Account sent is correct ------------ DET
Account sent is incorrect ---------- DEU
JVI COOPER-AGE. JXA |—Correct-ly.
JVK —Cooper's tools. JXB |—Is it correct?
Is my present course a correct one?
JVL CoopFRATE-D-ING-ATION-IVE. (Course to follow, if necessary)---Jze
JVM –Cooperative society. Is the latitude correct?------------- QHS
JVN |—Shall we cooperate? Is the longitude correct? -----------QZB
Is your list of ships correct? ------Qvi
...
-
JVO (Drug.) JXC |—News, or, Report, or, Information not
is
CoPAIBA.
correct.
CoPECK. (Coin).-------------------- ATw JXD |—Not correct.
||
JWP COPPER-ED-ING-Y. JXE |Correspond-ED-ING.

|| |
Copper, or, Cooking range --------- Jve JXF |—Correspondent-ence.

JV —Copperplate.
JV —Copper punt. JXG CORRODE-D-ING-SION-SIVE.
|
JVS |—Coppersmith.
JWT |—Rubbed off the copper. JXH CORRUPT-ED-ING-ION-NESS.
|
Sulphate copper ---------------- XDF

of
-
||
JVU –When was your ship last coppered? JXI CORVETTE.

l
-
COST-COUNTERMAND.
JXK COST-LY—OF. Could—Continued.

JXL |—What will it cost? I
could (or, might) not have------- BRL
I I
think could -------------------- XQF
JXM | COSTA RICA-N. COSTA RICAN COLORs. If he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s indi
- cated) could (or, might)---------BYF
JXN | COT. If he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s indi
Cot case --------------------------- IDB cated) could (or, might) not----- BYG
JXO |—Send cot If I could (or, might) -------------- BZD
If I could (or, might) not ---------- BZE
JXP | COTTAGE.
g If they could (or, might) ---------- CAJ
If they could (or, might) not ------ CAL |
JXQ |CottageR. If we could (or, might)------------ CBD
If we could (or, might) not-------- cbe
JXR COTTON. If you could (or, might) ----------- CBU
Bales of cotton ...------------------ FTC If you could (or, might) not------- CBV
Cotton cargo----------- ----------- HYx It, etc. (See He, above.)
JXS –Cotton crop. It could (or, might) be done.------- BNM
JXT |—Cotton seed. It could (or, might) not be done ---BNo
JXU |—Cotton twist. Nothing could-------------------- .SKB
JXV |—Cotton waste (or, tow). She, etc. (See He, above.)
Gun cotton------------------------ OJR That, or, This could (or, might)---CKU
JXW –Is cotton freight to be obtained? That, or, This could (or, might) be-cKv |
Lamp cotton---------------------- QDF That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
JXY |-Manufactured cottoms. Cotton goods. ckW
There could (or, might)----------- CMN
JXZ |COUGH-ED-ING. There could (or, might) be --------CMo
Whooping (hooping) cough ------- Oxt There could (or, might) not be ----CMP
They could (or, might)------------BLN
JYA |Coulom B. (Measure of electrical quantity.) They could (or, might) be--------- BHR
They could (or, might) not -------- BLO
COULD (or, MIGHT)------------------- Bkz They could (or, might) not be ----- BHS
Could, or, Might be ---------------- BFL We could (or, might) ------------- BLP
Could, or, Might do (or, be done) -- BMA We could (or, might) be----------- Bik
Could, or, Might have ------------- BQJ We could (or, might) not ---------BLQ
Could, or, Might have been.-------. BFM We could (or, might) not be------- BIM
Could, or, Might have done (or, been What, or, Which could (or, might)?-cQA
done).--------------------------- BMC When could (or, might)? ------...--- CRA
Could, or, Might have had--------- BQK Where could (or, might)? --------- CSW
Could or, Might he (she, Who could (or, might)? ----------- CUM
it,
person-s
or
or thing-s indicated) be? --------- BTO Why could (or, might) not? ------- CVF
(or, might)------------- BLR
it,
Could, or, Might he (she, or person-s You could

or thing-s indicated) not be? ----- BTP You could (or, might) be ---------- B.J.A
Could, or, Might his (her-s, it-s)?---BLA You could (or, might) not --------- BLS
Could, or, Might (my, mine)? ----BLC You could (or, might) not be ------ BJC
I
Could, or, Might not -------------- BLD
§
Could, or, Might not be .---------- BFN JYB
|
|CouncIL.
||
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done), JYC |—Council

of
war.
§:
BMD Privy Council -------------------- Twº
||
or, not
}.
ould, or, Might not have been....
BQL
been.----BFO JYD -------- *Liviº,
COUNSEL-LED-LING-LOR
||
Cº. or, Might not have done (or, been

one) --------------------------- BME
Cº...”
#
º
-
COUNT.
JYG Iº.
Could, or, Might not have had----- BQM ot, coul
Could, or, Might that (or, this)?----BLE
you
tº
Soul; |I||
or,
Might theº-º-º---------Riº ||Y}} —Have, or, HaS counted.

ted
||
Could, or, Might there be?--------- BFP

Could, or, Might these (or, those)? -BLG
Could, or, Might they (their-s)?. --BLH JYI CountENANCE-D-ING.
||
Could, or, Might we (ours)? -------- BLI

Could, or, Might you (your-s)? -----BLJ JYK |CountER.
||
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi- Counter orders -------------------- Sto
It
cated) could (or, might) -------- BUF Engine counter ------------------- MAZ
or
(or person-s
It
cated) could (or, might) not----- BUG JYL |COUNTERACT-ED-ING-10N.

||
How could (or, might)? -----------BXk -

am sure could ----------------- XFM JYM |COUNTERBALANCE-D-ING.
IIIII I
||
I
could (or, might) ---------------- BLK

could (or, might) be ------------- BFZ JYN COUNTERFEIT-ED-ING.
||
could (or, might) have ----------- Brk

could (or, might) not------------ BLM JYO |COUNTERMAND-ED-ING.
||
could (or, might) not be-------...-BoA JYP —Previous orders are all countermanded.
COUNTERMINE–CRACK.
JY CountERMINE-D-ING. Course—Continued.
JY —Countermining launch. JZP —What course shall you (or, will they)
Steer?
JYS - CountERSIGN-ED-ING. JZQ —What course were you (or, they) steer
ing?
COUNTERWEIGHT JZR —What is the course to —?
When do you intend to altercourse?-ECx
SYT COUNTESS. When I alter course to-night I will show
a light--------------------------- QW
º
Count RY. When will you alter course?------- ECY
North country coal JZS —When you alter course (or, tack) to
night show a light.
County.
—County court. JZT Courses. (Sails.)
Fore course.------------------------ NIV
JYX Coup-DE-MAIN. Main course----------------------- RGQ
Mizzen course -------------------- RWP
JYZ Couple-D-ING. JZU —Set the courses.
JZA —Couple of
-
JZV —Shift a course.
Coupling bolts broken
Shaft coupling bolts broken JZW COURSE." OF COURSE.
As a matter of course.-------------- FAC
CourAGE-ous-LY. (Bravery)
JZX COURT.
JZB CourLER. Admiralty court ------------------ DLR
Consular court -------------------- Jrto
JZC COURSE. (See also STEER.) County court - ------------------- JYW.
Alter course----------------------- EBU JZY —Court-martial.
JZD —Alter course one point (or number indi —Court of arbitration.
cated) to port. KAC —Court of inquiry.
JZE —Alter course one point (or number indi KAD —Court of law.
cated) to starboard. Naval Court----------------------- SEN
—Alter course to — (point indicated)-wf Police court (or, station).---------- TNx
JZF —Am I steering a proper course? Is my
present course a correct one (indicate KAE COURTESY-OUS-LY.
the course steered, if necessary)?
Change your course.---------------- IKS COVE, or, BIGHT.
—Continue your present course. Stand
On ------------------------------ JSM KAG. Cover-ED-ING.
JZG. —Course and distance. KAH —Are you, or, Is — (person indicated) cov
—Course to be followed. ered?
JZI —Do not stand too far on your present Cylinder cover---------------------KIB
course. Cylinder cover broken -------------KIC
JZK —How long may we stand on our present High-pressure cylinder cover ------ OUV
course? KAI —High-pressure cylinder cover broken.
I
do not intend altering course for the Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
present (or, until —).------------- ECi. PQT
I shall alter course.----------------- ECJ KAJ —Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
I shall not alter course.------------- ECK broken.
I think we had better alter course to — KAL —Low-pressure cylinder cover.
(point indicated) ----------------ECL KAM —Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken.
I Course ---------------------------
will show a light to-night when I alter KAN
KAO
—Packing ring of cylinder cover broken.
—Under cover—of.
QW
Is my present course a correctone? Am
I
steering a proper course (indicate RAP Cow.
the course steered, if necessary)?--JzE
JZL —Out of the course of —. KAQ CowARD-LY-ICE.
Race course.----------------------- UGE ||
sºna
course indicated by compass sig
Storm center in —(direction indicated), KAR

Coxswain.
CRAB.
COCKSwAIN------------- IYV.
probable course toward — (direction

indicated) KAS CRACK-ED-ING.
JZM —The course steered is the best for the —Cylinder cracked.
present (or until time indicated). RAU —High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
JZN —The same course. of order). -
Wessel indicated has altered course-ECU —Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
Water course --------------------- YVO (or, out of order).
We had better alter course to — (point KAW —Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
indicated) of order).
JZO —What course are you (or, they) steering?
|
—Piston rod cracked (or, broken).
102188°–17—14
CRAFT-CROOKED.
CRAFT-Y-ILY-INESS. CREw—Continued.
Crew have appealed the authorities,
to
CRAFT. (Vessel) FNE
—Fishing craft (boat or, vessel). KCP
-Cº
be
shown) have left the
to
(number
—Native craft. sn1p.
—Small craft. KC —Crew have mutinied.
—Suspicious craft. KC —Crew healthy.
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is native ship KCS —Crew imprisoned.
(or, craft)----------------------- SEG Crew not all on board ------------- DYA
KCT —Crew not heard of.
KCU —Crew refuse go on board.
to
KBE CRAMP-ED. —Crew saved.
KCW —Crew sick.
RBF CRANE. Crew, or, Passengers sick with infec
Anchor crane tious complaint ----------------- PCx
KBG —Steam crane. KCX —Crew will not leave the vessel.
KOY —Crew will not pass.
|
RBH CRANK. (Machi Foreign crew --------------------- Nkp
..)
Crank brasses ºften (or, out of order), KCZ –Full crew.

HEC Gun's crew------------------------ ojY
KBI —Crank broken. Gunner's crew -------------------- OKQ
KBL
—Crank frame.
—Crank head. Hº
Off
lost all boats; can you take crew
Y
KBM —Crank pin. KDA. —Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
—Crank-pin brasses broken.
to
you let me transfer them you?
KBO —Crank pin broken. follow.)
to
(Number
KBP —Crank shaft. KDB —Have you any tidings
of
the crew?
KBQ —Crank shaft broken (or, defective). Have you fallen
of
with crew dere
in
KBR —Crank webs loose. lict? ---------------------------- Mirt
am sinking (or, on fire); send all
I
KBS CRANK-NEss. (Unstable.) available boats save passengers
to
KBT —Ship (indicated) very crank. and crew------------------------- No
is
KDC —Native crew.

KBU KDE
to
CRATER. —Not safe go on with the crew as at
present.
KBW CREAM.
of
KDF —Part the crew (indicate the number).

|
Cream of tartar KDG —Police (or other)authorities have decided

||
inst the crew.

KBW CREATE-D-ING-OR. KDH —Police (or other) authorities have taken
the ship.
of
the crew out

of
some
RBX CREDENTIAL. KDI —Relieve-d-ing, Relief crew.
—Credentials are satisfactory. Send lifeboat to save crew ---...----. F.J.
KBZ —Credentials not satisfactory. Send boats to take off the crew GUP
-
-
-
-
Have you, or, Has —(person indicated) RDJ —Short manned. weak crew (number
A
the necessary credentials (or, certifi may

be
indicated).
cates)? Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
CreW --------------------------- Mxu
KCA CREDIT-ED-ING. Want hands (specify number and par
—Can you get credit? ticulars) -------------------------Yo
KCD —Have you credit on —? What has become of the crew?----- GCP
credit-------------------- the crew have been ill yel
of
of
Letter — men
of
QOI
low fever (number follow)----Mw
to
KCE CREDITOR.
KDL CRIME-INAL-LY.
|
KCF CREEK.
KDM CRIMP.
KCG CREEP-ING-ER. CREPT.
KDN CRIMSON.
KCH CREOSOTE-D. Crimson fluid. Condy's fluid------ JNEx
KCI CRESCENT. KDO CRIPPLE-D.
RCJ CREw. (See also HANDs.) KDP CRISIS. CRITICAL.

Are all your crew on board -------- GPT
Boat's crew KDQ CRoCKERY.
Boat's crew will not come--------- Grx
KCL —By the crew. CRoCodiLE. ALLIGATOR
Crew are all on board
KCM —Crew deserted. |CRONCHKA. (Measure of capacity) --AZD
—Crew disaffected; will not work.
KCO —Crew discontented; will not work. RDR CROOKED. BENT.
PART II. GENERAL WOCABULARY, 211
CROP-CUSTODY.
KDS chor. KFG |CRUSH-ED-ING.

KDT |—A good crop of —. Crops look well. Accident happened. Crushed. Fall.
KDU |—A short crop of —. Jammed ------------------------ DCF
º–
| Cotton crop ----------------------- Jxs
KDV –Crops destroyed.
KDW |—Crops suffered severely (are much
-
|| KFH | CRUTCH.
injured).
Crops look well. A good crop of —-KDT || KFI CRYSTAL-ISE-D-LINE.
KDX |—How is the crop?
KDY |—Sugar crop. KFJ |CUBE-IC-AL.
Cubic centimeter ----------------- ZNM
Cubic foot ------------------------ AYC
KDZ CROSS-ED-ING. Cubic inch------------------------ AYD
Bar can not be crossed until — ----FVR Cubic meter----------------------- ZNP
Can I cross the bar? Shall I
be able to Cubic millimeter ------------------ ZNO
get over the bar?---------------- FVY Cubic yard ----------------------- AYE
KEA |—Cross bearings. Measure of cubic capacity (See page 52),
KEB |—Cross-cut saw. AYB
KEC –Cross-examine-d-ing-ation—of. KFL |CUDDY.
KED —Crosshead. KFM |—Cuddy passenger.
KEF |—Cross-jack yard.
KEG |—Cross the bow. KFN |CUFF-ED-ING.
| REH –Črosstree. KFO |—Handcuff-ed-ing.
KEI
-Prº
|—Crossway.
KEJ crossheads
-
damaged (or, KFP |CULPABLE-ILITY.
roken).
Pump crosshead------------------- UBG || KFQ |CULTIVATE-D-ING-ION. CULTURE.
Pump crosshead out of order ------ UBH
Topmast crosstrees --------------- XVY || KFR |CUNNING-LY-NESS.
What are the leading marks for crossing
the bar? ------------------------ FWC || KFS |CUP.
• KEL |—When did you cross the equator?
When will be the best time for crossing || KFT |CURE-D-ING-ABLE.
the bar? ------------------. ------ x M
KEM |—Where did you cross the equator? KFU |CURIOUS-LY-SITY.
KEN |—Where will you cross the equator?
- RFV |CURRANT.
| KEO CROTON.
| KEP |—Croton oil. RFW |CURRENT.
Against the current(tide, or, stream) DSE
KEQ CRow. Athwart the current (tide, or, stream),
Crowbar -------------------------- FWI FJi
KER |—Crowsfoot-feet. KFX |—Can not stem the current (or, tide).
KES l—Crowsnest. KFY |—Current runs — miles per hour.
KFZ |—Current sets off shore.
RET CROWD-ED-ING. KGA |—Current sets on shore.
KGB –Current, or, Tide will run very strong.
KEU ICROwn-ED-ING. (Indicate miles per hour, if necessary.)
Furnace crown of boiler collapsed -NUc Earth current --------------------- LRN
Electric current ------------------- LUs
KEV CRUEL-LY-TY. Induced current ------------------- PIT
KGC —Is there much current?
KEW CRUISE-D-ING—OFF. Keep out of the tide (or, current)----xg
KEX |—Are there many men-of-war now cruis- Price current --------------------- TvQ
ing? KGD -—There is less current inshore (or in
During the cruise ----------------- KFA direction indicated).
KGE |-Tide, or, Current sets to the –.
KEY CRUISER. KGF |—Try the current (or, tide).
Armored cruiser-----------------. Evvy Undercurrent--------------------- YHE
Belted cruiser--------------------- GFD || KGH |—What current (rate and direction) do
KEZ –Cruisers are very vigilant. you expect (or, reckon on)?
KFA |—During the cruise. KGI |—What is the current? Do you, or, Do
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the we feel any current?
—, steering to the --------------- of || KGJ |—What is the set and rate of current (or,
Enemy's ship (or, cruiser)--------- LZK tide)?
KFB —Hired cruiser. -
KFC ||—Revenue cruiser (or, vessel). || KGL |CURRY.
KFD |—Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off — (or
in latitude and longitude indicated). || KGM |CURVE-D-ING-ATURE.
KFE –Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the –.
Torpedo cruiser------------------- XWS || KGN | CUSTODY.
CUSTOM–DAM.
KGO |CUSTOM. CYLINDER—Continued.

Customary. . (Usual) ------------- YMX | Cylinder cracked------------------ rºat
KGP –Customer. KID |-Cylinder damaged.
KGQ |—Is it the custom — to —? KIE –Cylinder out of order.
KIF –Cylinder side rod. e
KGR |CUsToMs. (See also DUTIEs.) KIG |—High-pressure cylinder.
Board of Customs ----------------- GOY High-pressure cylinder cover -----ouv
Cleared at the Custom-house ------- ITE High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
KGS —Clearing the Custom-house. KAI
KGT ||—Custom-house. High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
KGU l—Custom-house boat. Revenue boat. or order)------------------------ KAU
KGW –Custom-house duties. KIH |—Intermediate-pressure cylinder.
KGW –Customs officer. Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover,
KGX |—Have you a Custom-house officer on PQt
board? Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
KGY |—Have you cleared the Custom-house? broken ------------------------- KAJ
KGZ |—Is your ship entered at Custom-house? Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
KHA |—Not cleared at Custom-house. (or, out of order)---------------- KA wº
KHB –Shall clear at Custom-house. KIJ —Low-pressure cylinder. -
- Low-pressure cylinder cover------- KAL
KHC |CUT-TING. To cut. Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
Accident happened. , Cut. Stab---Dog of order)----------------------- Ikaw
KHD —After cutting away her masts. Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
Cable is cut (or, broken).----------- HQP KAN
KHE –Can be cut off. KIL |CZAR.
KHF not cut. KIM
–3.
ross-cut saw --------------------- keb KIN
–Czarevitch.
–C zarevVna
na.
KHG |—Cut away.
Cut away the mizzen mast-------- RWN
Cut away your masts --------------- KJ
KHI –Cut down.
KHJ |—Cut off.
Cut out ---------------------------swu
Cut, weigh, or, Slip. Get an offing.
Wait for nothing ---------------- KW
Cut, or, slip your cable------------ HRA
KHL |—Do not cut.
KHM |—Do not cut away your masts.
KHN |—Do you think you can cut her (or, them)
out?
I must cut my
|—May, or,
cable --------------- HRI
KHO Can be cut out.
KHP |—Much cut up.
KH —Obliged to cut away.
RH I
—Shall cut?
-
Weigh, cut, or, Slip. Get an offing.

Wait for nothing ---------------- KW
KHS |CUTLASS.
RHT |CUTLERY. KIO |D. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,

see page 18.)
KHU CUTTER.
KIP
-:
KHV a Revenue D SLIDE. -
-
team cutter. - Small
-
“...i.
steamboat --GUw
KIQ |DAILY. EveRY DAY.
Steam cutter's engine ------------- Mex
Daily expected.-------------------- Knix
KHW |CUTTING. (An artificial passage.) KIR —Daily paper.
KIS —Daily report.
KHX |CUTwATER. - Daily returns--------------------- km Y
In daily expectation of an embargo-lwh
- CwT. HUNDREDw EIGHT ------------- BAP My chronometer gains daily -------- GP
My chronometer loses daily---------GT
KHY |CYCLE.
KIT |DAIRY.
KHZ |CYCLONE.
- You are steering right into the center of DARTYLAs. (Measure of length)----- Avo
the hurricane (or, cyclone).------. PAN
KIU DALE.
KIA |CYLINDER.
KIB —Cylinder cover. KIW DAM-MED-MING.
KIC —Cylinder cover broken. Cofferdam ------------------------
IzºJ
DAMAGE–DANGER.
DAMAGE-D. (See also INJURE.) DAMAGE-Continued.

Ammunition is damaged EFQ Keel damaged ---------------------KJC
Are you, or, Is—(vessel indicated)materi Levers damaged (or, out of order)--Qox
Bell 3.
ally damaged (or, injured)?------- AO
damaged; not working--GEN
Boiler burst; very slight damage--Gyw
KJQ
RJR
–Mº y).
damage has been done — to (or,
—Must discharge cargo to repair damages.

Boiler damaged No damage (or, harm) done.-------- ONJ
Boiler plates damaged.------------- GWI Piston-r crossheads damaged (or,
Can damage be repaired at sea? broken) ------------------------- REJ
Can the damage be repaired by your Powder is damaged --------------- TRL
selves BC Propeller damaged ---------------- TYx
Can not exactly estimate the damage, Put back damaged ---------------- UCX
MHR Screw propeller damaged.---------- TYX
Cargo damaged zS Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
Cargo damaged, but extent not known, damaged)----------------------- VLA
---------wal
*g.
HZT Slide-valve gear damaged
Cargo not much damaged (slightly Slight --------------- - - -- - - KJB
...}. - ---------------------- IAD
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out of
order)--------------------------- JMR
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower
mast
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
CJ
Condensing boiler damaged.------- GWU yard (or spar indicated)

Cylinder damaged ----------------- KID Steam pipe damaged
Damage can be put to rights in —hours, Stem seriously damaged
Bd Stern tube damaged --------------
Damage can be repaired at sea The damage to machinery is not serious,
Damage can not be repaired at sea (or, and is such as can be repaired by the
place indicated) vessel's own engineers
Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired Thrust block damaged
without assistance---------------- BG Thrust collar damaged
—Damage is repaired. Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),
KIY —Damage not ascertained. Hex
KIZ —Damage serious (particulars to follow, Trifling damage
if
necessary). Wesselseriously damaged; wish to
—Damage to machinery (part to be indi transfer passengers--------------- HM
cated). —What damage have you sustained?
KJB —Damage trifling. Where will you go to repair damages?
KJC —Damaged keel. BV.
Damaged, or, Sprung mast; cannot carry —Without damage.
sail bh
Damaged rudder------------------- WBi DAMAGES. (Indemnity) ------------- PHN
Damaged rudder; can not steer------ bi
KJD —Damaged the bitts. KJU DAMP.
RJE —Damaged the windlass.
Damages (indemnity DAMPER. (For fires.)
Damages are assessed at — -------- FEQ
KJF —Did you (or vessel indicated) receive | KJW DANCE-D-ING. To DANCE.
any damage?
Donkey boiler damaged.----------- GWY || KJX DANE, DANISH. DANISH COLORS. DEN
Have, or, Has received damage (or, . MARK.
injury)—to
Have you damaged your machinery? MBO KJY DANGER-OUS-LY.
Have you reeceived any damage (or, Accident; dangerously wounded (or,
injury)? hurt)
How long will you (or vessel indicated) Appearances are dangerous; be on your
be repairing damages? guard -----------------------------FN
Hurricane did considerable damage-PAK Are you in danger? ----------------- FO
Hurricane did not do much damage-PAL Bar, or, Entrance is dangerous------FQ
I
am very seriously damaged.-------. BN Bar is not dangerous---------------- LA
R.J.G. —I have damaged (or, sprung) —. Beware of derelict; dangerous to navi
—I have damaged (or, sprung) fore yard. gation ---------------------------- JE
KJI —I have damaged (or, sprung) lower top Channel, or, Fairway is dangerous--FU
sail yard. Channel is dangerous without a pilot,
KJL —I have damaged (or, sprung) main yard. LD
KJM —I have damaged (or, sprung) topsailyard. Coast is dangerous
KJ —I have damaged (or, sprung) upper top Coast is not dangerous------------- IxY
sail yard. RJZ —Danger of parting (or, driving).
RJO —I shall repair damage in —. Dangerous, or, Great risk in sending a
Is — (vessel indicated) or, Are you ma boat
terially damaged (or, injured)?----AO KLA —Dangerous position.
—Is your bow much damaged? Dangerous to admit too many on board
Is your cargo much damaged?------- BQ at a time------------------------- GB
DANGER—DAY.
DANGER—Continued. DATE–Continued.
Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less KMD —Have you any news of recent date from
than — feet of water -------------FV (or, about) —?
Dangerous without a pilot.----------. TI KME —Is, or, Are dated the –. -
Dangerously hurt (or, wounded); acci Newspapers up to date of — (from —, if
dent ----------------------------- AL *ecessart/) ------------------------
Derelict reported passed on —, lati KMF
KMG
—On the –(date indicated).
tude —, longitude —; dangerous to —On what date did you speak the –(ves
navigation ---------------------- KVR sel indicated)?
Do you consider leak dangerous? ----QI KMH —What are the latest dates by the last
KLB —Furnace considered dangerous. mail?
—Have you got out of danger? KMI —What is the date of f
KLD —How many have you dangerously ill? What is the date of latest news from —?
I am in danger (or, shoal water); direct se
me how to steer What is the date of your CodeList?”-1zH
KLE —In great danger. KMJ —What is the date of your latest newspa
Is there any danger — in — (of, or, per (or, letter)?
from -)? -------------------------GA What is the date of your signal book?
Is thereany danger of mines (or, torpedo VL
KML
boats)?
It is dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once------------------ GB
KMN
—What was the date of your departure?
—What were the latest — dates at
you last heard?
–
when
It is dangerous to lose the wind -...--- GC Without date. Date not known---KLw
It is dangerous without a pilot.------- TI
KLF —Much danger.
KLG —No danger. KMO DATE. (Fruit.)
a
Passed a derelict vessel apparently in

good condition, hull well out of the KMP DAUGHTER.
water; dangerous to navigation.--KVS
Shoal water, or, Danger in—(direction KMQ DAUNT-ED-ING.
indicated) ------------------------
KLH —Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward. KMR DAVIT.
KLI —Shoal water, or, Danger to windward. Boat davit ---. --------------------GRY
The attempt is dangerous------------ GI KMS —Fish davit.
KLJ —Wessel indicated is standing into danger.
We are in danger of parting--------- GL
You are all clear of danger---------- GM DAWN. DAYBREAK, AT DAWN -Fi e
You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe) po
sition. Your position is dangerous, KMT DAY.
Gn KMU —Aday's demurrage (or, number indicated).
You are standing into danger-------- Jid KMW —A few days.
Any day—after
Arrived during the day
DANIEL's BATTERY. Bill at — days----------------
day----------------------------HPB
RLN DARE-D-ING-LY. KMW É.
—Christmas Day.
Daily. Every day- - - - - ------------KIQ
KLO DARK. DARKNESS. KMX —Daily expected.
After dark ------------------------ DQT Daily report
As soon as it is dark--------------- Fem KMY —Daily return.
KLP —Before dark. Day after. Next day-------------- Dro
Do not send boats on shore after dark, | KMZ —Day before.
GST KNA. —Day of week.
—If the night is dark. Daybreak. Dawn. At dawn
Shall signal with siren (or, steam whistle) KNB —Daylight. At daylight.
during fog (or, darkness)--------- WE KNC —Day's demurrage—is —.
—When it is dark. KND —Day's work.
KNE —Days from.
DARKEN-ED-ING. To DARKEN. KNF —During the day.
Every day. Daily----------------- KIQ
Dash-ED-ING. Expected daily
—Dashed to pieces. Fine day-------------------------- Myx
KNG —How many days?
DATE–OF. KNH —How many days since you passed—(vessel
—Date not known. Without date. indicated)?
—Date of entry. I have only — days' provisions ------ To
—Date of leaving.
KNI
I
have only — days' water----------- ZA
—Dated-ing. To date. —I shall go about — miles an hour till
—Dated at — (or, from). daylight.
—Dates up to —. KNJ —In about — days.
—Has paper of following date. KNL —Lay-day.
*i. e., The British Code List published by the Board of Trade, London.
DAY-DECK.
DAY-Continued. . | KPA DEBENTURE.

KNM |—Look out at daybreak.
Made the passage in — days (number to KPB DEBIT-ED-ING.
follow) -------------------------- TDF
KNO |—Mail day. |KPC DEBT.
Midday --------------------------- RTc ||
Next ây. Day after-------------- DRO || KPD DEBTOR.
KNP |—Not to-day.
RN —On tho — day of the month. DECAGRAMME. (Measure of weight)--. BAI
KN —On the same day.
KNS |—Out — days. DECALITRE. (Measure of capacity) --AYT
Passed the mail — days ago.-------- RFU
KNT |-Shall we have daylight enough? DECAMETRE. (Measure of length) ----Avs
The day after to-morrow ---------- DRV Square decametre. (Square or surface
KNU |—The day before yesterday. measure).------------------------ AXJ
KNV –This day. -
KNW |—Through the day. DECARE. (Square measure) -------- AXM
—To-day's post. DECASTERE. (Cubic measure).------- AYF

KNZ |—What day? -
KOA |—What day do you leave? KPE DECEASE-D.
KOB |—What day would be best to —?
What is the meteorological forecast for || KPF DECEIVE-D-ING. To DECEIVE. DECEP
to-day?--------------------------- ZK TION-VE.
ROC Will you be on shore to-day (specify || KPG —Any deception?
hour, if necessary)? KPH —Have, or, Has deceived me.
KOD |—Will you (or person indicated) meet me || KPI —No deception.
on shore to-day (specify time)?
You are not likely to receive your or
ders for some days -------------- sux || KPJ DECEMBER.
About December the –------------ CZL
KOE DEAD. DIED. (See also DEATH and DIE.) || KPL —Beginning of December.
Captain is dead (or, died on —) ---. Hwi || KPM —End of December.
KOF |—Dead-eye. KPN —Next December.
KOG |—Deadlight.
KOH |—Dead reckoning.
Dead reckoning agrees
with observa DECIARE. (Square measure).-------- AXN
tion ---------------------------- DTx
KOI |—Dead weight. KPO DECIDE-D-ING. (See also SETTLE.)
KOJ |—Dead-weight cargo. KP —Before you decide.
KOL |—Dead works of a ship. KP —Decided upon. .
KOM |—How many dead? KPS Decision-ive.
How many tons dead weight of cargo || KPT —Have you decided—to?
must you have?------------------ IAS || KPU —Is it decided?
Latitude by dead reckoning is — --QHT || KPW —Nothing decisive yet.
Longitude by dead reckoning is—--QzC Police (or other) authorities have de
Want—tons dead weight of cargo--IBE cided against the crew. ---------- KDG
KON | –Who is dead? KPW —The decision is final.
RPX —The final decision is.
KOP DEAF-NESS. -
DECIGRAMME. (Measure of weight)---BAJ
KOQ |DEAL-ING. DEALT.
A good deal of floating ice—in----- PBG DECILITRE. (Measure of capacity)--AYU
KOR |DEALER. |DECIMAL. (See page 34) ------------ BCO
KOS [DEAL. (Wood.) DECIMETRE. (Measure of length) ----Avt

Square decimetre (square or surface
KOT | DEAR-LY-NEss. (Earpensive.) measure) ------------------------ AXS
KOU |–Dearer-est.
KOW l—Too dear.
DECISTERE. (Cubic measure).--------- AYG
KOW DEATH. (Sce also DEAD.)
Certificatc of death ---------------- IHR || KPY DECK.
How many deaths?---------------- KOM Armored deck -------------------- EVx
ROX |—Last death on the –
(date to follow). Between decks -----------------...GIv
Registrar of births, deaths, and mar Deck awning --------------------- FPW
riages --------------------------- Deck cabin ------------------------ HQI
GLI
- KOY |—When was the last death? Deck cargo ----------------------- HYz
|| KPZ —Deck house.
KOZ | DEBATE-D-ING. KQA —Deck passenger.
DECK–DELIVER,
DECK–Continued. KRH | DEFENCE-SIVE-SIBLE.

KQB |—Deck quarters. Coast-defence ship----------------- IXV
Gear for cleaning decks----------- Isv || KRI –Defence net.
Have lost deck cargo. -------------- IAO Lines of defence ------------------ QUO
Lower deck ----------------------- RCB Local defence---------------------QXV
Main deck------------------------- RGI KRJ 1–No defence can be made.
KQC |—On deck.
KQD |—Quarter deck. KRL | DEFEND-ED-ING. To DEFEND.
KQE |—Upper deck. KRM |—Defend ship.
If we keep together, we can defend our
KQF | DECLARE-D-ING-ATION. selves--------------------------- PYE
- Declaration of Paris.--------------- - TBK
KQG |—Have, or, Has declared. -
KRN DEFENDANT.
KQH |—Have, or, Has not declared.
Is war declared? or, Has war com- || KRO |DEFER-RED-RING-MENT. (See also Post
menced?------------------------- YU PoNE.)
Waris declared (or, has commenced)-Yx |
KRP | DEFICIENT-LY-CY.
KQI —DECLINE-D-ING-ATION. KRQ |—Deficit.
Decline accepting any — ---------- Dev |
I
decline to have anything further to do
(or, say) in the matter ----------- EQO
|| KRS DEFINE-D-ING-ITION.
I
must decline answering---------- ENA || KRT | DEFINITE-LY-IVE-LY.
Offered assistance,but they declined-FGM |
KQJ –Vessel (or person indicated) declines. KRU DEFRAUD-ED-ING.
KQL |DEcoy-ED-ING. To DEcoy. KRV | DEFRAY-ED-ING.
KQM DECREASE-D-ING. KRW DEFY-IED-ING-IANCE.
KQN DECREE-D-ING. KRX | DEGREE–OF.

- By degrees------------------------ HPC
KQO |DEDUCT-ED-ING-Ion. Compass signals in degrees.(page 45)-JHI
| KRY |-Degree of latitude.
KQP | DEED. KRZ |—Degree of longitude.
Iam using variation of — degrees--JHT
KQR | DEEP-EN-ED-ING. (See also DEPTH.) In an ordinary degree-------------- SWC
KQS |—Deep-sea lead. —degrees below zero-3------------- zmi
KQT |—Deep water.
KQU Deeper-est. KSA To DELAY.
KQV
Deepest water is in the –channel--ILR
—Deepest water is nearer the shore.
|
|
|DELAY-ED-ING.
DETAIN.)
(See also
Cause of delay--------------------- IFQ

Deepest water is nearest the bank (or, KSB |—Delayed at.
reef) ----------------------------FVB || KSC |—Delayed by.
KQW |—Deeply laden. KSD |—Delayed by contrary winds.
KQX |—How deep is —? KSE |—Delayed by thick fog.
KQY |—Is she deep? KSF |—Delayed through the recent gale.
KQZ |—Not deep. KSG |—Do not delay (detain).
KRA |—The deepest water. KSH |—How long will delay be?
KRB |-Too deep. KSI |—I must not delay (detain).
Water is too deep ---------------. Ywl || KSJ |—I will not delay (or, detain) you long.
Water is too deep to anchor ------- EKB || KSL |—If delayed (or, detained).
KSM –What delays-ed (or, detains-ed) you?
DEFALCATION. (Embezzlement)------ LXD
*
KSN | DELEGATE-D-ING. To DELEGATE.
-
KRC | DEFEAT-ED-ING. To DEFEAT.
DELIGHT. (Pleasure).---------------- TMS
KRD | DEFECT-IVE. (See also DAMAGE.) Delighted. (Pleased)-------------- TMr.
Can defects be repaired at sea?------ BA Delightful-ly. (Pleasant) ---------TMN
Can defects be repaired by yourselves?
BC || KSO DELIRIOUS-UM. -
Defects can be repaired at sea------- BE || KSP –Delirium tremens.
Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
place indicated) ------------------ BF || KS DELIVER-Y.
Defects, or, Damage can not be repaired KS —Delivered.
without assistance---------------- BG || KST |—Have, or, Has been delivered.
Defects may be set right in —hours-BD || KSU |—Have the mails been delivered?
KRE |—Found defective. KSV |—Have you delivered?
KRF |—Send list of defects. KSW –On delivery.
KRG |—What are your defects? KSX ||—Shall, or, Will be delivered.
KSY |—You are to deliver.
DEMAND–DERANGE.
KSZ |DEMAND-ED-ING. To DEMAND. DEPEND–Continued. -

KTA –Demand has been sent. KUJ |—May be trusted (or, depended on).
Have, or, Has been demanded (or, May I depend upon your time?------ RS
claimed) by -------------------
IRW No confidence in. No dependence
KTB |—Make a demand. - . On ------------------------------ JNx
KTC –No demand—for. to be depended upon (not relia
KTD –On demand—of. Nº.le).----------------------------- Uox
Salvage demanded ---------------- vod || KUM |—Nothing to be depended upon beyond
KTE –Send your demands—to (or for). your own resources.
KTF |—Some demand springing up. Reckoning not to be depended upon-RU
KTG ||—They will demand explanation. To be depended upon (reliable).----Uoy
KTH |—What is the demand (or, claim)?
KUN DEPLORE-D-ING-ABLE-Y.
KTI DEMOCRAT-ACY-1C.
KUO DEPOSE-D-ING-ITION.
KTJ DEMOLISH-ED-ING.
KUP DEPosit-ED-ING.
KTL | DEMUR-RED-RING. -
- KUQ |DEPOT.
KTM DEMURRAGE. - Coal depot ------------------------ IWN
A day's demurrage (or number indi- || KUR —Naval depot.
cated) -------------- ------------ KMU What quantity of coal remains in col
Day's demurrage—is —------------ KNC lier (lighter, or, coal depot)?------ Ixo
KTN |—|Demurrage commences-d on the –
DENK. (Measure of weight)--------- BAN || KUS DEPRECIATE-D-ING-ION.
DENMARK. (See DANE) ------------- KJX || KUV | DEPRESS-ED-ING-ION. -

Meteorological Office, or, Weather Bu
KTO |DENOTE-D-ING. | reau, reports depression approaching
Report whenship denoted is sighted-USD from the ----------------------- ETP
|
Pº.
KTP DENSE-LY-ITY. KUW DEPRIVE-D-ING-ATION.
KTQ To KUX DEPTH. (See also DEEP, and Soundings.
*;
|DENY-IED-ING. DENY.
Asks precise time of high water, an
KTR at XE
After the departure of —---------- DRM minº º,time------
OTE.-Reply will be:
KTS —Before departure–of– 1. By an hour signal. (See page 58g.)
-|
Hasten the departure of — -------- ONR 2. By a numeral signal denoting
-
|
KTU
|
-Hº #.
any vessel since your
ºn
*
KUY 1gn {ºt.
At high
*
ill hhave — feet.
you will
º
eparture water feet
KTV Carl hasten departure. water you will have — feet.
KTW —# must hasten my departure.
|—I {{4 Tà.
—Leptn 1s.
KTX |—My departure. KVB |—Indicate the depth—of—. What depth?
"ß
What was the date of your depart- || KVC —Is there sufficient depth of water?
ure? ---------------------------- KML KVD ||—The depth here (or at place indicated)
KTY |—Where did you take your last departure —feet
from? i. depth?
What º: icate the d
depth--KVB
KTZ |—Your departure. | KVE |—What is the depth at high water?
| KVF |—What is the depth at low water?
RUA DEPARTMENT. KVG |—What is the depth of water in feet at—?
Commissariat department.--------- JFA What is the depth of water on the bar?
Goods department-----------------OEU | VQ
Head of department--------------- oqh || KVH |—What is the depth of water over the sill?
Intelligence department ----------- PoE || KVI is the depth of water alongside
Naval department ------------ the –?
—whº
Passenger department ------------- What is the least depth of water we
º
shall have (or, ought to have)?----vr
KUB KVJ —You will have less than — feet of water.
§:
|DEPEND-ED-ING-ENCE—ON.
KUC –Can depend on.
KUD ||—Can Idepend on? KVL | DEPUTE-D-ING. To DEPUTE.
I
KUE
KUF
Can
º
your time?--------- rs
–Can you depend on your time? | KVM —Deputation.
of Deputies -------------- IKA
or, Member of Congress or Par
|
—º i.depend on.
Pºlº.
iament ---------------- +-------- TBO
º: º:
pends on circumstances --------. IRo:
Dependence (reliance) ------------ UOW KVN |—Deputy, or, lieutenant governor.
#H# –
–1 s epend on.
on my time.
Light is not to be depended on.----- QD

KVO D ERANGE-D-ING-MENT.
Machinery slightly deranged
L
DERELICT-DESTROY.
KVP DERELICT. | KWV. DESPATCH-ED-ING. To DESPATCH. (See

Beware of derelict; dangerous to navi also LETTER.)
gation---------------------------- JE Any letters (or, papers) from —?----JI
KVQ —Derelict has been fired. KWX —Any letters (or, despatches) on board?
Derelict reported off —(or, in the vicin Bring (or, Brought) despatches----HIQ
ity of —) Despatch boat--------------------- Gsn
KVR —Derelict reported passed on —, lati Despatch box --------------------- HDC
tude —, longitude —; dangerous to Despatch is necessary---------------JK
navigation. KWY —Despatch vessel, or, Aviso.
Have you fallen in with crew of dere KWZ —Despatches.
lict? ---------------------------- Mirt Despatches arrived.----------------EYB
Have you seen derelict?------------- JG Forward my despatches----------- NMz
KVS —Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in Go for despatches------------------- JL
good condition, hull well out of water; Government despatch-------------- OFs
dangerous to navigation. Had any letters (or, despatches) ar
KVT —Passed the derelict vessel — on the –. rived—at?------------------------ JM
Saw derelict in latitude —, longitude—, Have (or vessel indicated has) de
on the -------------------------- J.H spatches for —?------------------- JN
Have (or vessel indicated has) despatches
DERIVE-D-ING-ATION. Tom ---------------------------- Jo
Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
DERRICK. you (or vessel or person indicated)-JP
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches)
DESCEND-ED-ING. DESCENT. for me (or vessel, person, or place
indicated) ------------------------ JQ
DESCRIBE-D-ING.
—By the description given.
Iam the bearer of important despatches,
JR
—Can you describe?
—Can not describe.
I have Government despatches (or, –),JS
—Describe exactly what you want (size,
weight, etc.).
I shall makedespatch
for the anchorage (or, –)
with all
—Description. —Important despatches.
—Have you sent description? Refer to my despatches (or, letters)--JU
—Send description. Refer to your despatches (or, letters)-Jv
—The same description. Send for despatches (or, letters) ----JW
-
KXB —Send your despatches.
DESERT-ED-ING-ION. KXC —Take despatches.
Charged with desertion------------ IMA Telegraphic despaches XLN
Crew deserted -------------------- KCM Telegraphic despatches arrived from —,
KWI —Deserter. JX
KXD |—Wait for despatches.
KWJ DESERVE-D-ING-LY. Will you forward my letters (or,
despatches)—to —? --------------- QU
RWL DESIGN-ED-ING-EDLY-ATION. Will you take despatches? ---------- JY
—Your despatches are ready.
RWM DESIRE-D-ING-OUS-ABLE–To.
Am desired to acquaint you (or person DESPISE-D-ING. To DESPISE.
indicated) ---------------------- DGZ
Captain desires me to inform you-Hwe DESSATINE (square measure).--------- AXO
Commanding officer desires-------- JDZ
—Desire to see (or, speak)—to. FOXC: DESSERT.
Desire you will acquaint----------- Idhir
—Desires me to tell you. DESTINE-D-ING-ATION.
—Do you desire? Arrived at destination-------------Exu
—Have, Had, or, Has the desired effect. Convoy to disperse and make for desti
—It is desirable. nation -------- --------------IS
—It is not desirable. Do you call at any port before destina
Owners desire me to inform you to coal t1oInº -- -- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
at------------------------------ he —What is his (her, or, their) destination?
:
Owners desire me to inform you to dis —Your port of destination is closed; your
charge cargo first at —) place meat in owners desire you to proceed to —.
dicated) -------------------------- SY
Owners desired me to inform you.--SYK DESTITUTE-UTION.
KWT —That is my desire.
The consul is desired to come (or, send) DESTROY-ED-ING.
on board —Can you destroy?
KWU —The desired effect. Crops destroye
Vessel desires to be reported by tele. —Destroyed by fire.
graph to owner (Mr. —) at —----USF —Have, or, Has destroyed.
Your agents desire me to inform you, —Have you destroyed?
DTE I
—Shall destroy?
DESTROY-DILEMMA.
DESTROY—Continued. KYT | DIAMETER-RICAL-LY.

Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de
stroyer) ------...-----------------xwr || KYU |DIAMOND.
KXS |—Was, or, Were destroyed.
KYW DIARRHOEA-ETIC.
KXT | DESTRUCTIVE-LY-ION.
KXU |—Destructive radius. KYW DIARY.
, KXV DETACH-ED-ING-MENT. KYX |DICTATE-D-ING-ION-TOR.

KXW |—Detached squadron. -
KYZ |DICTIONARY.
KXY |DETAIL-ED-ING. -
DID. (See Do.) ---------------------BMF
KXZ |DETAIN-ED-ING-ENTION. (See also DELAY.)
Cause of detention KZA |DIE. To DIE. (See also DEAD AND DYING...)
Detained at - - - - - Captain died on — ----------------Hwi
Detained by ----------------------- Died, or, Dead -------------------- KOE
Detained by contrary winds ------- Ksid Dying ---------------------------- LQM
KYA |—Detained by ice. How many have died?------------- KOM
KYB |—Detained by the emigration officer. The breeze will die away ---------- HGF
Detained by thick fog ------------- KSE
KYC –Detained in harbor. DIE.
Do not detain (delay) -------------- Ksg || KZB |—Taps, stocks, and dies.
I
have been (or vessel indicated was) de
tained — days windbound at —(place || KZC |DIET-ED-ING-ARY.
indicated) ---------------------- KYE ||
I must not detain (or, delay) ------- KSI KZD | DIFFER-ED-ING. To differ.
IIf detained
will not detain you long---------- KSJ
------------------------ KSL
|| Can the difference be arranged? ---Ewz
|| KZE |—Difference.
KYT) ||—No cause of detention. KZF |—Difference of latitude.
There has been so much fog as to cause || KZG |—Difference of longitude
considerable detention---...------NGL || KZH |—Different.
KYE |—Vessel indicated was (or, I
have been) || KZI —Different size.
detained windbound at —(place indi- | KZJ |—Different speed.
cated). KZL |—Differently.
What detains-ed you? ------------- KSM KZM | –No difference.
| KZN |—Not much difference—between—and —.
DETECT-ED-ING-ION. (Discover)------ LDM || KZO |—Totally, or, Quite different.
KZP |—Very different.
KYF | DETECTIVE. KZQ |—We (or parties indicated) differ.
KZR |—What difference?
KYG | DETERIORATE-D-ING-ATION.
KZS DIFFICULT-Y.
KYH | DETERMINE-D-ING-ATION-ABLE. Entrance is difficult --------------- MFO
Entrance is not difficult - --------MFP
...
KYI DETONATE-D-ING-ION. Fire difficult get at--------------- OP

to
Detonating fuze ------------------ NUw KZT |—Great difficulty, or, Very difficult.
KYJ
||
|—Detonator.
-
KZU |—I am in difficulties; direct me how to
steer.
(Square measure).--------- Axj KZW |—I find great difficulty weighing.
in
DEUNUM.
||
difficult anchorage get away

to
it
Is
-
KYL DEVIATE-D-ING-Ion. from? -------------------------- ELB

compass-------------- JHN Is the channel difficult? ------------ ILO
|
of
Deviation
Deviation table-------------------- Jho KZW |—Is the river navigation difficult?
|| ||
Have you any local attraction (devia- KZX |—Is there any difficulty?
|
--------------------------- JHr KZY |—It difficult to extricate.

is is
tion)?
What your deviation?------------ LAB |—It very difficult.
is
Jio Landing very difficult----------- QEM

|
is
KYM DEW. LAC |—No difficulty.

-
LAD |—Should there be any difficulty.
KYN |DHOLL. LAE |—There not much difficulty.
is
|
You will find great difficulty getting

in
KYO |DHOW. through the ice at — -------------PCI

- LAF |—You will have great difficulty obtain
in
DIACHYLON, or, ADHESIVE PLASTER--DJw ing water.

i
KYP |DIAGONAL-LY. LAG |DIG-GING-GER. DUG.

|
KYQ |—Diagonal, or, Triatic stay.

LAH DIGEST-ION-IVE-IBLE.
|
KYR DIAGRAM–OF.
KYS —Indicator diagram. LAI DILEMMA.
220 GENERAL WOCABULARY, PART II.
|
DIM—DISAPPEAR.
|
DIM-NESS (Faint) -------------------- Mirb DIRECT-Continued. -
Your original orders are cancelled. I
DIME (Coin) ------------------------- ATI am directed to inform you to proceed
to ------------------------------ TH
LAJ
LAK
LAM
LAN
DIMENSION.
|—Dimensions
length, –of — yard are — feet in
inches in the slings.
l—External dimensions. From out to out.
—Internal dimensions. (In the clear. In- ||
LBK
LBM
3.
DIRECT (Straight).
(See IMMEDIATELY) ----- Pidg
Come directly --!--------'---------- JCQ
Direct-action engine -------------- MAO
|—Direct to.
side.) Directly (Immediately) ----------- PDG
LAO ||—What are the dimensions of main yard? Directly you get bottom let go your |
LAP |—What are the dimensions of your fore anchor-------------------------- Ehw
yard? LBN |—Go direct.
I will heave-to I
directly have room-osn
LAQ DIMINISH-ED-ING-UTIVE-UTION. Steer direct for the buoy (or, beacon)
Has yellow fever diminished at —?-Mwi GAM
Yellow fever has diminished at —-Mwu || LBO |DIRECTION (Position).
| LBP |—In the direction—of.
DINAR (Coin) ----------------------- AUB | LBQ |—Indicate direction (or, pcsition)—of —.
LAR DINE-D-ING-NER. LBR DIRT-Y-INESS.
Admiral, or, Senior officer requests the Dirty shirts or linen -------------- VYO
pleasure of your company to dinner,
DKX || LBS DISABLE-ING-ILITY.
After dinner ---------------------- DQU Am disabled; communicate with me-CL
LAS |—Before dinner. LBT |—Am, Is, or, Are disabled.
LAT |—Keep dinner for. LBU |—Am, Is, or, Are not disabled.
LAU |—People going on service to take their Capstan disabled ----------------- H.W.A.
-
dinners with them. LBV 1–Disabled.
LAW |—Send dinner—for. Donkey engine disabled ----------- LKO
LAW –When will dinner be ready? What time Donkey pump disabled------------- LKP
is dinner? Engines broken down. I
am disabled,
LAX |—Will you dine with me? B.J.
Engines broken down (or, disabled)-MCH
LAY DINGHY. Engines completely disabled-------- MQ
Engines disabled; can repair them in —
LAZ |DIOPTRIC. DIOPTRIC LIGHT. hours--------------------------- MCL
Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled-Ms
LBA DIP-PED-PING. Have passed steamer with machinery
LBC |—Dip your colors. Dip your ensign. disabled-------------------------- MT
- Have passed steamer with steering gear
LBD | DIPLOMA-CY-TIC-IST. disabled ------------------------- MU
Diplomatic agent------------------ DSP - Have you seen disabled steamer? ---Mv
- Machinery disabled --------------- MCN
LBE DIPHTHERIA-IC. One engine disabled--------------- MCR
One screw disabled; can work the other,
LBF | DIRECT-ED-ING. To DIRECT. (See also MW
INSTRUCT AND QRDER.) LBW |—Passed disabled ship at —.
According to directions (or, orders)-DEM Passed disabled steamer at —------- Mix
Act as your judgment directs ------ DiB Rudder disabled; will you assist me?
LBG |—Am, Is, or, Are directed (or, ordered) (into port indicated, if necessary)-DA
to — (or, by —). - Ship disabled; will you tow me (into
Board of directors----------------- GOZ port indicated)?------------------ MY
Book of Sailing Directions (indicate for Steering gear disabled -------------- MZ
what place, if necessary) -------- GYx || LBX l–Too much disabled.
Direct me how to steer ----------- wTv || LBY |—Tug is disabled.
Directible torpedo---------------- xWM
Direction (address) --------------- DJH || LBZ | DISADVANTAGE-OUS-LY.
-
Directions (instructions) ---------- PNH
LBH |—Director. LCA DISAFFECT-ED-ION. -
LBI —Directory for —. Crew disaffected; will not work----KCN
LBJ |—Give directions—that (for, or, to) —. LCB | –Serious disaffection in —.
Have you a Book of Sailing Directions?
Ro || LCD | DISAGREE-D-ING-MENT-ABLE. -
I am directed to acquaint you.------ DH1 || LCE –Landing safe, but very disagreeable.
I am in danger (or, shoal water); direct -
me how to steer ------------------ NL DISALLOW-ED. NOT ALLOWED-------DZL
I am in difficulties; direct me how to
steer---------------------------- KZU || LCF | DISAPPEAR-ED-ING.
- Sailing Directions (indicate for what Buoys have all disappeared -------- hail
place, if necessary) -------------- vek || LCG |—Disappearance.
DISAPPEAR–DISK.
DISAPPEAR–Continued. LDK |DISCOURAGE-D-ING.

Hasyellow fever disappeared at –?-Mw.J
Yellow fever has disappeared at —-Mww. DISCOURTESY (Incivility) ------------- PGI
LCH | DISAPPOINT-ED-ING-MENT. LDM |DISCOVER-ED-ING-ABLE-Y.

LDN |—Can you discover?
LCI DISAPPROVE-D-ING. LDO |—Have, or, Has been discovered.
LDP |—Have, or, Has not been discovered.
LCJ |DISARM-ED-ING-AMENT. LDQ |—Have you been discovered?
LDR |—Have you discovered?
LCK |DISASTER-Rous-LY. LDS |—I made the discovery.
- - LDT |—What have you discovered?
LCM |DISBELIEVE-D-ING. DISBELIEF. LDU —When did you discover?
LCN |DISC. DISK. LDV |DISCREDIT-ED-ING-ABLE-Y.
LCO |DISCHARGE-D-ING. LDW DISCRETION-AL. DISCREETLY.

LCP –Can I discharge at pier? | LDX ''|—Use you own discretion.
Discharge-d-ing cargo-------------. IAL -
Discharge cargo as soon as possible-IAM
L —Discharge pipes out of order. LDY | Discuss-ED-ING-ION. (Controversy.)
LC —Discharge valves out of order.
LCS |—Discharged for. LDZ |DISEASE-D. (See also SICK.)
LCT |—Discharged from. A contagious disease on board (or at
LCU |—Discharged in. place indicated) -----------------GPQ
LCV |—Discharged on the –. Contagious disease ----------------- JSC
I
am discharging (or, taking in) powder Disease, or, Sickness is contagious --vB
or explosives. Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious,
Flag B, or, Code Flag over B VC
I
have received orders for you to dis-
charge cargo at — ---------------- SR
I
have (or, have had) a dangerous infec
tious disease on board.
LCW |—I shall discharge. Code Flag over L
Must discharge cargo to repair damages, LEA |—Infectious disease.
KJR Is disease (or, sickness) contagious?-VA
LCX |—Obliged to discharge. LEB |—Venereal disease.
Owners desire me to inform you to dis
charge cargo first at (place
-
indicated), LEC |DISEMBARK-ATION.
sy || LED —Disembarked-ing.
Send flats to discharge cargo ------- IAZ LEF |—Have, or, Has been disembarked.
When do you commence discharging || LEG |—Passengers will have to be disembarked.
cargo? --------------------------. IBJ || LEH |—Prepare to disembark—at —.
Where did you discharge cargo?----IBL || LEI —Shall, or, Will be disembarked.
Without discharging cargo.---------IBO || LEJ |—To be disembarked.
You will discharge cargo—at —----IBQ Troops are ready to disembark----- YBO
Where will passengers have to be dis
embarked?- ---------------------- TDV
LCY |DISCIPLINE-D-ING.
LEK |DISENGAGE-D-ING-MENT.
DISCLOSE-D-ING. (Divulge) ---------- LIJ
- LEM |DISGUISE-D-ING. To DISGUISE.
LCZ |DISCOLOR-ED-ING-ATION. I
have been chased by a disguised war
vessel --------------------------- INP
LDA DISCONNECT. LEN |—I saw war vessel (or, vessels) disguised
LDB |—Disconnected-ing. OII —.
LDC |—Does disconnecting affect your steering? Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve enemy's war vessels are going about
without disconnecting----------- QOB in disguise of merchantmen ------- OJ
LEO |—Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
LDE | DISCONTENT-ED-LY-MENT. (or, funnels)—. Here give the color
Crew discontented; will not work -KCo or the design of the line of steamers
that it may be an imitation of.
LDF | DISCONTINUE-D-ING-ATION.
LDG |—Discontinue repeating signals. LEP DISGRACE-D-ING-FULLY.
Light, or, Floating light is discontinued
(or, gone) ----------------------- Qsg || LEQ |DISHONEST-Y-LY.
Your agent (or agent specified) has dis
continued business -------------- DTF || LER DISHONOR-ED-ABLE-ABLY.
LDH | DISCOUNT-ED ING. LES DISINFECT-ED-ING-ANT.

LDI —Ata discount.
LDJ —What is the discount?
DISLIKE – DISTINGUISH.
LET DISLIKE-D-ING. LFZ |DISSOLVE-D-ING-UTION.
LGA |—Dissolution of partnership.
LEU IDISLOCATE-D-ING-ION. Congress, Parliament, Assembly (or
Arm dislocated.-------------------- EVJ other legislative body) is dissolved-FEJ
LEV II)ISMANTLE-D-ING.
LGB |DISTANCE.
LEW |DISMAST-ED-ING. At — (time indicated) — (place indi
Lost the (or, her) masts ----------- RAZ cated) bore —, distant — miles----ED
Wesselseen (or, indicated) losthermasts, Bearings and distance of.----------- GBF
RBF Can not make out your flags; come
When did you lose your masts?----RMJ nearer (or, make Distant Signals)-vm
LGC |—Communicate by Distant Signals.
LEX |DISMISS-ED-ING-AL. Convoy to spread as far as possible,
keeping within signal distance----- Iz
LEY |DISOBEY-ED-ING-DIENCE. Course and distance ---------------JZG
LEZ |—Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders. -
LGD –Distant.
LGE |—Distant Signals (when spoken of). (See
LFA |DISORDER-ED-LY. page 523.)
LFB |—Is, or, Are in great disorder. Extend-ed-ing your distance------- MPN
How far off? at distance? ----- MtA
DISPATCH-ED-ING. To DISPATCH. (See || LGF |—I am going to communicate by Distant
DESPATCH) --------------------- KWV Signals.
Iwish to signal; will you come within
LFC |DISPENSE-D-ING—witH. easy signal distance--------------- VJ
LFD |—Can spare (or, dispense with). Keep within signal distance-------- PZU
LFE –Can you spare (or, dispense with)? LGH |—Make Distant Signals.
LGI |—Miles distant (or, from).
LFG |DISPERSE-D-ING. LGJ 1–Not sufficient distance.
Convoy to disperse and make for desti- || LGK |—Sufficient distance.
nation ---------------------------- Is What distance? How far off? ----- MTA
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at || LGM |—What distance off is?
rendezvouz (or place indicated)---. It || LGN |—What distance were you—from?
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep- What are the bearing and distance of —
ing within signal distance --------. IZ lace or vessel indicated)? -------- E0
LGO |—What is the distance—to?
LFH |DISPLACE-D-ING-MENT. LGP I I
—When have run my distance shall put
her head off until —.
LFI |DISPLAY-ED-ING.
LFJ |DISPLEASE-D-ING-URE. LGQ DISTIL-LED-LING-LER-Y-LATION.
LFK |DISPOSE-D-ING-AL. LGR DISTINCT-LY-ION-IVE-NESS.

An opportunity for selling (or, disposing || LGS |—Distinct enough.
of) ------------------------------ sRv || LGT |—Your signal is not distinct. Interpreta
An opportunity of- disposing of cargo, tion doubtful.
HZQ
LFM |—At my own disposal. LGU |DISTINGUISH-ED-ING-ABLE. (See also MAKE
LFN |—At your disposal. UT.)
LFO ||—Can dispose of. Calls the attention of the vessel whose
LFP –Can not dispose of. distinguishing signal follows------ Dr.
Dispose of cargo as soon as possible, || LGV |—Can you, or, Could you distinguish?
IAN || LGW |—Can you distinguish what — (vessel in
LF —For disposal. dicated) has hoisted?
LF —Have you disposed of? LGX |—Cannot distinguish her (or, your) colors.
LFS —Not disposed of. Can not distinguish your signal flags;
come nearer, (or, make Distant Sig
LFT |DISPROVE-D. mals)----------------------------- WM
LGY |—Distinguishing vane.
LFU IDISPUTE-D-ING-ABLE. LGZ |—I can not distinguish (or, see).
LHA |—Plainly distinguishable.
-
I saw it very
LFV |DISQUALIFY-IED-ICATION. plainly.
Repeat your distinguishing signal; the
LFW DISREGARD-ED-ING. ags were not made out ---------- DU
LFX |—Disregard leader's movements. Disre- Show your distinguishing signal ----Dw
gard motions. Signal not understood, although the
flags are distinguished ---------- WCX
Dissatisfied. Dissatisfaction. (Discom- Vessel has not shown her number (or,
tent) ---------------------------- LDE distinguishing signal)------------ SLH
Vessels just arrived, show your distin
LFY |DISSENT-ED-ING-SION. guishing signals------------------ lox
DISTINGUISH-DO.
DISTINGUISH-Continued. LHV DIVE-D-ING-R.

Wessels just weighed (or, leaving), show Artificer diver---------------------EZQ
your distinguishing signals------- DZ LHW —Can you lend me a diver?
Wessels that wish to be reported all LHX —Diver's gear.
well, show your distinguishing sig LHY —Diver's helmet.
nals LHZ —Diver's pump.
Wessels that wish to be reported On LIA —Diver's telephone.
leaving, show your distinguishing Diving apparatus
signals EB Diving bell
Wessels that wish to be reported, show LIB —Diving dress.
your distinguishing signals LIC —Have you (or vessel indicated) a diver?
LHB —Your signal flags can not be distin LID —Require diver to clear screw.
guished. LIE —Require diver to examine bottom.
LHC DISTRESS-ED.
Boat in distress (bearing, if necessary), LIF DIVIDE-D-ING-sion. DIVISIBLE.
ES Divisional boat --------------- -----GSR
Did you see a vessel in distress?----- ND
LHD —Distressed for want of coal.
LHE —Distressed for want of food. LIG DIVIDEND.
LHF —Distressed for want of water.
LHG —Distressed seaman. LIH DIVINE SERVICE.
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition ?------- ne DJERIB. (Square measure).---------. Axp
Have you seen or heard of a vessel
wrecked or in distress?------------ZU LIJ DIVULGE-D-ING.
LHI —How long have you (or vessel indicated)
been in such distress? Do, DID, DOING, DONE.--------------. BMF
I
will assist you (or vessel in distress),
FGI
After it was done.------------------ DQY
Badly done.---------------- -------- Fr.J
I
will remain by you (or vessel in dis Can, or, May do (or, be done).------ BLt
trésº)----------------------------- AI Can, or, May do it--------------...- BLU
In distress;want assistance---------
Ns Can, or, May have done (or, been done),
IN DISTRESS; WANT IMMEDIATE ASSIST BLV
Can, or, May it be done?---------- BLW.
Can you (or person indicated) do it?
*See Distress Signals, page 7. DEF
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done),
vessel (bearing if necessary) in
Is not BLX
distress?
Can not, or, May not do it--------- BLY
LH.J. —Put in, in distress. Can not, or, May not have done (or,
LHR —Relieve vessel in distress. been done)
Signals of distress.---------------- WCY
Could, or, Might do (or, be done). BMA
Signals of distress in—(direction indi Could, or, Might have done (or, been
cated) -------------------------- WCZ done) --------------------------- BMC
LHM —Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is (or, Could, or, Might not do (or, be done),
was) in distress. - BMD
Wessel indicated in distress, wants im Could, or, Might not have done (or, been
mediate assistance done).---------------------------BME
Vessel indicated appears in distress--Nx LIK —Do all. -
Vessel on — (bearing indicated) is mak Do, Does, Did, Doing, Done-------- BMF
ing signals of distress----------- WDP
or per
it,
Do, Does, or, Did he (she,

son-s or thing-s indicated)?------- BTQ
LHN DISTRIBUTE-D-ING-Ion. Do, Does, or, Did his (her-s, it-s)?--BMG
Do, Does, or, Did (my, mine)? ---BMH
I
LHO DISTRICT-OF.—. Do, Does, or, Did not -------------- BMI

Agricultural district—of--------- DUL Do, Does, or, Did that (or, this)? --BMJ
Mining district—of —------------- RUQ Do, Does, or, Did the ------------ BMk
7
Do, Does, or, Did there?----------- BML

LHP DISTRUST-ED-ING-FUL-LY. Do, or, Did these (or, those)?-----. BMN
Do, Does, or, Did they (their-s)?---BMO
DISTURB-ED-ING-ANCE.
LHQ Atmospheric disturbance
Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)?-----. BMP
Do, Does, or, Did you-r-sº--------- BMQ
LHR —Disturbance is quelled.
it,
Do not let him (her, or person indi

LHS |—Disturbance on shore (or, at — ). -
cated)—have --------------------BTR
I
have no cargo to disturb my com —Do what to be done.
is
passes JHU Do you think will be?----------- xPY

it
—Doing well.
LEIT DITCH. Easily done ----------------------- DEG
Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done),
LHU DITTO. BMr.
| DO. |
Do—Continued. Do–Continued. -
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been Must do (or, be done) ------------- CEN
done) --------------------------- BMs Must not do (or, be done).--------- CEW
Had, or, Have done? ------------- BMT I Not doing------------------------- CFP
Had, or, Have they done? --------- BMU Not doing well-------------------- ZBL
Had, or, Have we done?-------- ... - BMW Not done.-------------------------- CFQ
Had, or, Have you done? --------- BMW Not easily done.-------------------- idei
Has it been done (accomplished)?--DEH Not to be done.--------------------- Coºl
Having done.--------------------- BMX || LIS —Now doing.
I
º
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-8 indi- Ought to—do?------------------- CHQ
cated) does (do, or, did)--------- BUh Ought to do be done) --------- Cha
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Shall, or, Will do (or, be done) ---BNw
cated) does (do, or, did) not.----- BUI Shall, or, Will have done (or, be done),
He, She, It, (or person-s or thing-s indi- -
BNx
cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or son-s
is, or, are doing) ---------------- BUL or thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)?
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- BWF
Shall, or, Will, he (she,
it,
cated) had (has, or, have) not done or person-s
(or, is, or, are not doing) -------- BUP or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be
He, She, thing-s indi- done)?-------------------------- Bw.j
or
(or person-s
It
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) BNY
-
done.---------------------------- BVN Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been
done) --------------------------- enz
º
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi-
It
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Shall, or, Will they do it?------
done) ------------------------ bvr Shall, or, Will they not do it?
be
-----------BXL
,
-
How do (does, or, Shall, or, Will you do it? ----------

How do (or, did) you? -----------. BXM Shall, or, Will you not do it?-------
do (or, did) --------------------- BMY Should, or, Would do (or, be done)-BoF
I I ..I I I I
do (or, did) not------------------ BMZ Should, or, Would have done (or, been
LIO |—I do not think will be. done) --------------------------- Bog
it it
will do ----------- XQB per
it,
do not think
or
had (or, have) done.-------------- BNA thing-s indicated) do (or, be
or
son-s
had (or, have) not done.---------- BNC done) -------------------------- BWO
shall (or, will) do----------------BND Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per
shall (or, will) not do------------ ene son-s or thing-s indicated) not do (or,
If If If If If If If If If If If If I I I
should (or, would) do------ ------ BNF be done)?----- ---------------- BWT

-
should (or, would) not do-------- BNG Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
LIP |—I will do can. Boh
if
it
I
he (she, it, Should, or, Would not have done (or,

or
person-s thing-s in-

or
dicated) does (do, or, did)------- BYh been done).----------------------- Boi

he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s in- They do (or, did) ------------------ Bo.J.
dicated) does (do, or, did) not----BYI They do (or, did) not.------------- Bork
do (or, did) ------------------- BZF They had (or, have) done.---------- Bol,
it it I I I
do (or, did) not -----------...--- BZGr They had (or, have) not done.----- BOM
LIQ - ||—If were you, should not do To be done.------------------------ CNR
it.
I
can (or, may) be done.--------- BZR To do ----------------------------- CNT

can not (or, may not) be done-Bzs LIT |—Very well done.
||
they do (or, did) ---------------- CAM Was, or, Were done (or, doing)----Bon
they do (or, did) not ------------ CAN Was, or, Were not done (or, doing)-BoP
we do (or, did) ------------------CBF We do (or, did) ------------------- BOQ
we do (or, did) not-------------- CBG. We do (or, did) not --------------- Bor
you do (or, did).--------------- CBW We had (or, have) done ----------- BOs
(or, did) not------------- CBx We had (or, have) not done.-------- Bot
do
you
Is done? ------------------------ BNH LIU |—Well done.
it it it
||
Is not to be done?---------------- bni What, or, Which do (does, or, did)?-cob

Is to be done? -------------------BNJ What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
It, etc. (See He, above.)
it,
thing-s indi
or
or
(she, person-s
can (or, may) be done ---------- BNr. cated)?--------------------------
It It It It It It It It It It
CQD
can not (or, may not) be done.--BNL What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
could (or, might) be done. ------ BNM or, You)? ------------------------ CQE
could (or, might) not be done.---BNo What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or,
I
has (or, had) been done.--------. BNP we) do? ------------------------- CQL
has (or, had) not been done ----- BNQ What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
ought not be done ------------ BNS (or, you) do?--------------------
to
CQN
ought be done.------...--------- BNR What, or, Which should (or, would)
to
shall (or, will) be done.---------- BNT (or, we) do?--------------------- CQR

shall (or, will) not be done.------ BNU What, or, Which should (or, would) they
It will do ------------------------- BNV (or, you) do? -------------------- CQS
LIR |—It will do very well. When do (does, or, did)?----------. cre
it,
May, etc. (See Can, above.) When does (do, or, did) he (she, or
Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
or
person-s thing-s indicated)? ---CRD

PART II. GENERAL vocaBULARY. 225
—
DO–DOUBLE.
- *
DO—Continued. DOCTOR-Continued.
When do (or, did) I
(or, we)?------ CRE May I send a sick person to see your
When do (or, did) they (or, you)?--CRF doctor (or, surgeon)?------------- WL
When done with . . - CRG —No doctor (or, surgeon).
When shall (or, will) I
(they, we, or, No doctor (or, surgeon) available--wm
Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
ou) d
en shall (or, will) it be done?---CRx Luw
Where do (does, or, did)? ----------Csx Want (or, surgeon); send me
a doctor
Where do (or, did) I
(or, we)? one from the nearest place - ------ WO
Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?--Csz Want a surgeon (or, doctor). Medical
LIV —Where is it to take place (or, to be done)? assistance wanted --------------- FGL
Who do (does, or, did)?------------ CUO Will your doctor (or, surgeon) come on
Why do (does, or, did)?... ---------.cvg board?--------------------------- WP
Why do (does, or, did) not? ------- CWH
Why do (or, did) you? ------------- CVI
Why do (or, did) you not?---------Cvj LJY DOCUMENT. (See also PAPER.)
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.) LJZ —Bring all your documents (or, papers).
Will it do? ------------------------ BOU Papers and documents------------- TAL
Will not do ----------------------- BOW
Will you do it?-------------------- CWE LKA DOG.
Would, etc. (See Should, above.) LKB —Dog watch.
You do (or, did) ------------------ BOW -
You do (or, did) not?-------------- Box DoING. (See Do)-------------------- BMF
You had (or, have) done ---------- BOY
You had (or, have) not done.------- Boz DOLLAR. (Coin).-------------------- ATJ
LKC DOLPHIN.
DOCK-ED-ING. LKD —Dolphin striker.
—Do you go into drydock? Will you have
to go into dry dock? . LKE DOME.
Dock authorities
|—Dock dues. LKF DOMESTIC-ATE-D-ING-ITY.
—Dock laborer.
—Dockers' Union. LKG DOMINION.
—Docks — at —. LKH —His, or, Her Majesty's dominions.
—Dry dock.
—Floating dock. LKI DOMINGO, SANT O. SANTO DOMING o
—Graving dock. COLORs.
—In dock.
|
—Is there any dry dock here? LKJ DON.
—Must go into dry dock.
—No dry dock nearer than —. DONE. (See Do)-------------------- BMF
—Out of dock.
—Tidal dock. LKM DoNKEY. (Animal.)
|—Undock-ed-ing.
—Wet dock. DONKEY BOILER-------------------- GWV
What is the depth over sill? Donkey boiler burst -------------- GWX
—What is the length of dock at —? Donkey boiler damaged.----------- GWY
—When do you come out of dry dock? LKN —Donkey engine.
—When were you last docked? LKO —Donkey engine disabled.
Will you have to go into dry dock, or, LKP —Donkey pump disabled.
Do you go into dry dock?
Wish to enter port or dock --------- TM LK DOOR.
LK —Manhole door.
DOCKET. LKS —Water-tight door.
DOCKYARD. DoPPELZENTRER. (Measure of weight),

Dockyard authorities-------------- FNH ZNL
LKT DOSE.
LJU DOCTOR. -
Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor), LKU DOT-TED-ING.
AM Dot between initials--Code Flag over F
L.JV —Doctor, or, Surgeon is away.
L.J.W. —Doctor, or, Surgeon shall be sent for. LKW DOUBLE-D-Y-ING. DUAL.
Doctor, or, Surgeon wants assistance, LKW —Double acting-ion.
FGP Double altitude--------------------EDI
Doctor, or, Surgeon will come imme Double bottom-------------------- HAY
diately -------------------------- WN LKX —Double expansion engine.
Have you a doctor (or, surgeon)?---wk LKY —Double reef-ed.
I am in want of a doctor (or, medical LKZ —Double topsail.
assistance) Double topsail yard--------------- xWD
102188°–17—15
DOUBLOON.—DRIVE.
DouBLOON. (Coin) -------- --------- ATK DRACHME. (Measure of weight)----- BAN'
LMA |DOUBT-ED-FUL-LY. | LMW DRAFT-ED-ING.

Any doubt ------------------------ | -
LMB |—Doubtless. No doubt. | LMX |DRAG-GED-giNG. To DRAG.
I doubt if it is possible------------- i Anchor drag-ged-ging------------- EHA
Idoubt your (or, my) ability to —--CYB LMY |—Drag rope.
If you have any doubt -------------EPs Dragging (driving) --------------- LNW
No doubt. Doubtless-...---------LMB |
Your signal is not distinct; interpreta- || LMZ |DRAIN-ED-ING-AGE.
tion doubtful -------------------- Main drain------------------------ Rºu
|
| LNA DRAUGHT. (See also DRAw.)
LMC | DOVER's POWDERS. | LNB |—Black draught.
- Coal requires much draught------- iwr.
LMD | DOWN. Draught of water ----------------- Yvo
Batten-ed-ing down -...------------FYK LNC.- —My draught of water is — feet—inches
Broken down --------------------- aft.
Chronometer has run down. -------- LND |—My draught of water is — feet — inches
Cut down ------------------------- forward.
Down channel --------------------- What draught of water in feet-could
LME ou lighten to? ------------------- OB
LMF
LMG
|—Down the river.
–Down to —.
|—Downcast.
wºis your draught of water?----- OC
Very bad draught ----------------- FRV
LMH –Downfall. LNE –Very fair draught.
:
LMI —Dôwnhearted. LNF |—Very good draught.
LMJ
#ºn
|—Downwards.
downwards:::::::::
Haul down your ensign ----------- -
LNG DRawing.
-
Drew. To Draw. (Sketch.)
Haul the jib down ---------------- LNH DRAw-ING. DREw. (See also Draught.)
Haul down ----------------------. Draught --------------------------LNA
Heave her down------------------- LNI l—Draw fires.
Helm is down ---------------------OTP Drawbridge----------------------- Higr
Holding-down bolts loose---------- Drawing too much water ----------- Nz
Hull down ------------------------ I draw — feet aft and — feet forward,
I haveyour
sunk (or, run down) a vessel-HK OA
Let fires down--------------- What is your draught of water?----- OC
LMK ||—Not far down. -
Price has gone down (fallen) ----- LNJ DRAWBACK.
Seagoing, gone down -------------
LMN |—Up and down—the –. LNK DREDGE-D-ING.
LMO |—Upside down. LNM |—Dredger. -
Vessel indicated (or in direction indi- || LNO |—Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your port
cated) is supposed to have gone down, | side.
| LNP –Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your star
When the breeze goes down-------. - board side.
When the moon goes down -------
LMP |—When the sea has gone down. LNQ |DREss-ED-ING. -
LMQ |—When will you drop down? Diving dress ----------------------- LIB
Dress-ed-ing ship ------------------ WXI
Dow NCAST-------------------------- Full dress ------------------------- NSo
Properly dressed.------------------- TzF
LMR DownTON PUMP.
DREw. (See DRAw)----------------- Lnh.
DownwARDs ------------------------
LNR DRIFT-ED-ING.
LMS DOZEN. I
am drifting, want assistance ------ CM
LMT |—Half dozen. - LNS —You are (or vessel indicated is) drifting.
LMU |—How many dozen can you spare?
- -
Send a — dozen cases of — --------- LNT DRINR-ING. DRANK.
Drunk-en-ness--------------------- LOJ
DRAA, or, PIKE. (Measure of length)-Avu
| LNU DRIVE. Drove. DRIVEN. (Carried by
LMW, DRAB. (Color.) wind or sea.)
| LNV |—Driving. Dragging.
DRACHM. (Measure of -weight) ------ BAK Danger of driving (or, parting)----- KJZ
Driven by stress of weather ------- YzA
Driven on shore near — ----------- vzH
L–'-- -
DRACHM.A. (Coin) ------------ ----- ATL
Driving; I can veer no more cable. I
DRACHMA. (Measure of weight)------ have no more anchors to let go.----NK
-
DRIVE_DURING.
_
DRIVE-Continued. ſ DUE—Continued.
Driving; parted from anchors------ ELA || Low I-fue on.
Drove on the rocks----------------- LOE Due to arrive—at------------------ EYD
LNW |—We are driving. Mail is due on — ------------------ RFE
LNX |DRIVER, or, SPANKER.

Spanker, or, Driver boom---------- Gzv || LOX |DUES. (Fees.)
Spanker, or, Driver boom sprung -- Gzw Dock dues------------------------- LIY
Harbor dues---------------------- OMX
LNY | DRIZZLE-D-ING. Light dues ------------------------ QSB
LNZ | DROGUE.
-
- DUG -------------------------------- LAG
- -
LOA DROIT.
-
DUIM. (Measure of length) --------- AVO
Droits of admiralty--------------- DLW
- LOY DUKE. DUCHESS.
LOB | DROP-PED-PING.
Drop a kedge. Bring to with a kedge, | LOZ |DULL-NESs.
Px V Business dull --------------------- HNU
Drop astern—of-------------------- FHI
Drop boat------------------------- GSU || LPA. |DULY.
LOC —Drop down with the tide. -
Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat || LPB | DUMB.
on board------------------------ DVN
Time ball drops at — -------------- FTJ || LPC | DUNNAGE.
When does time ball drop?--------- FTK
When will you drop down?-------- LMQ || LPD | DUPLICATE.
Have you duplicate (or, copy)—of:
a
T.OD | DROUGHT. JWB
LPE |—I can supply you with a duplicate of
LOE
DROVE. (See also
|—Drove on the rocks.
DRIVE)------------ LNU
LPF
engine
I have
|—In
(§ mentioned).
no duplicate ---------------.JWC
duplicate.
LOF DROWN. LPG |—Send a duplicate.
Accident happened; drowned; drown- || LPH |—Send the duplicate.
ing ----------------------------- DCH Take, or, Make a duplicate (or, copy),
LOG –Drowned-ing. JWD
LPI | DURABLE-NESS-ILITY.
LOH -DRUG-GED-GING-GIST.
. LPJ | DURATION.
LOI DRUM.
| LPK DURING.
LOJ DRUNK-EN-NEss. Arrived during the day----...------- ExV
| Charged with drunkenness--------- IMB Arrived during the night.--------- ExW.
LOK –Drunkard. -
LPM |—During a gale.
-
LPN |—During a thick fog.
LOM DRY-IED-ING. To DRY. LPO ||—During meal hours.
| Do you go into dry dock? Will you During my absence (or, the absence of
have to go into dry dock? -------- LIX -)----------------------------- DAX
LON
LOP
–Dry. Dryness.
|—Dry at low water.
LPQ |—During the –
(or, a -).
During the cruise ----------------- KFA
Drydock-------------------------- LJC During the day ------------------- kNF
LO —Dry rot. - LPR |—During the fog.
| LO —High and dry. LPS |—During the gale. Whilst the gale lasts.
Is there any dry dock here? -------- LJG | During the monsoon (or, trades) -...-RYJ
Must go into dry dock ------------- LJH ||| LPT |—During the night.
No dry dock nearer than -------. ---LJI | LPU |—During the passage (or, voyage).
When do you come out of dry dock?-LjQ || LPW |—During the time in harbor.
—During the war.
DUAL------------------------------- LKv ||| LPW
LPX |—I shall lie-to during the night.
I shall steer — during the night---witz
DUCAT. (Coin) --------------------- ATM I will keep close to you during the
- night---------------------------- IVF
DUCHESS. DUKE-------------------- LOY Keep close during the fog --------- PYO
Keep me in sight during the night
LOS DUCK. - (bearing to follow, if necessary)--PYv
Passed during the night -----------TCQ
LOT | DUE. Pay strict attention to signals during
Duly------------------------------ LPA the night------------------------- DT
| LOU –Due at. Shall signal with steam whistle (or,
LOV –Due from. siren) during fog (or, darkness)--we
→
DURING—EAST.
| T
DURING—Continued. | LRA |EAGER-LY-NESs.
Spoke several vessels during the pas
Sage ---------------------------- vsu || LRB |EAGLE. (Bird.)
Will you keep close to me during the
night?---------------------------IV K EAGLE. (Coin) --------------------- ATN
LPY | DUSK-Y-INESS. | LRC EAR.
As soon as it is dusk--------------. FBN
LPZ —Before it is dusk. | LRD | EARING.
LRE |—Reef earing.
LQA |DUst-Y.
Gold dust------------------------- oDk | LRF EARL.
LQB | DUTCH-MAN. DUTCH Colors. -
LRG |EARLY. EARLY-IN.
LQC | DUTY. LRH |—Earlier. Earliest.
- -
LQD |—A great neglect of duty. -
LQE |—Neglect of duty. LRI EARN-ED-ING. To EARN.
LQF |—Will do his (or, its) duty very well.
LRJ EARNEST-LY-NESS.
LQG | DUTY. (Customs.)
Custom-house duties -------------- KGV || LRK EARTH.
Duties are altered.----------------- ECH || LRM |—Earth circuit.
Export duties --------------------- MPC || LRN |—Earth current.
Import duties --------------------- PEO || LRO |—Earth plate.
LQH |—Is there any duty on? -
LQI —Without duty. EARTHENWARE. (China) ------------ IPC
LQJ |DYE-D-ING-ER. LRP EARTHQUAKE.
LQK |—Dyewoods.
LRQ |EARTHwork. -
LQM |DYING. -
LQN |—Dying at the rate of — a day. LRS EASE-D-ING. To EASE.
Dying for want of water------------ NF Ahead easy. Go ahead easy-------- Lh
º
Astern easy. Go astern easy ------- LK
LQO |DYNAMITE-R. * | Ease her. Reduce speed ----------- MF
LRT | —Ease off.
LQP |DYNAMo. LRU —Easier. Easiest.
Easily accomplished (done).-------- DEG
DYSENTERY. CASE OF DYSENTERY----IDL || LRV —Easy. Easily.
Easy ahead ------------------------ LH
LQR DYSPEPsia-TIC. - Easy astern ------------------------ LK
| LRW |—Easy sail. easy sail.
Fire can easily be got at------------'ON
LRX |—Go easy.
LRY |-I shall keep under easy sail.
Not easily accomplished (done) ----DEI
Noteasy landing on the beach. Scarcely
prudent to land ----------------- FZx
LRZ |—Under easy sail.
LSA ||—Which is the easiest?
LSB |—With the greatest ease.
EAST. (Compass in degrees) -------- AEU

EAST. (Compass in points)---------- AQU -
LSC |—Easterly-ern-ing-ward.
Alongshore to the eastward of — (dis
tance in miles may follow)------- EAo
East India cargo ------------------ HZA
East India Government ----------- Orr
LQS E. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling, East Indiaman ------------------- Phw
| see page 13.) East longitude -------------------- QYz
LSD –From the eastward.
LQT |EACH. North-east-erly-ern-ing-ward-er----sjM
LQU |—Each of the (or, them). On, or, At the east coast of —------ IYH
LQV |—Each of us (or, our). On, or, At the N. E. coast of —----. IYo
| LQW |—Each of you (or, your). On, or, At the S. E. coast of — ----- iy.J.
| LQX |—Each other. South-east-erly-ern-ing-ward-er----will
LQY |—Each ship. LSE |—To, or, For the eastward.
—Each way. LSF –Too far to the eastward.
GENERAL WOCABULARY. 229
EASTER—ELIGIBLE,
LSG EASTER. | LTx EFFORT.

After Easter ---------------------- DQV LTY —Use utmost efforts (exertions, or, en
LSH —Before Easter. deavors)—to.
...
EASY-ILY. (See Ease).--------------- LRV LTZ EGG.
LSI EAT-ING-EN-ABLE. LUA EGYPT-1AN. EgyptAN Colors.

LSJ —Worm eaten.
EGYPTIAN POUND, or, LIRA
LSK EBB-ED-ING.
Bar is impassable for boats on the ebb LUB EIGHT-H-LY.
tide ------------------------------ EQ
Do not abandon the vessel till the tide || LUC EIGHTEEN-TH.
has ebbed
—Ebb sets —. LUD EITHER. EITHER ONE.
—Ebb tide. LUE the (or, them).
of
| —Either
—How will the ebb set? —Either of us, our-s.
—When the ebb makes. LUGH you-r-s.
of
—Either
When will the tide ebb’
LUH EJECT-ED-ION-MENT.
EBONITE. LUI —Ejector.
EBONY. EL. (Measure of length)------------AW.J.

ECCENTRIC-ITY-AL. LUJ ELAPSE-D.
Eccentric bar broken-------------- FWJ
—Eccentric gear. LUK ELASTIC-ITY.
—Eccentric pulleys loose.
—Eccentric rod bent. LUM ELBOw.
—Eccentric rod broken.
—Eccentric sheaves out of order. ELDER. (Older)
—Eccentric strap broken.
ELDEST. (Oldest)
ECLIPSE-D-ING.
LUN ELECT-ED-ING-Ion."
EconoMY-IC-ICAL-1zE. LUO —Is, or, are elected — for —.
—Economize-d-ing fuel.
—Most economical speed. LUP ELECTRIC-AL-LY-ITY.
..]
LUQ —Electric battery.

ECUADOR. ECUADOR COLORS. Electric bell----------------------- GEP
Electric brush
EDDY. Electric cable
—Eddy tide. LUR —Electric circuit.
LUS —Electric current.
EDGE-D-ING. EDGEWISE. LUT —Electric engine.
Water's edge--------------------- YWN LUV —Electric fuze.
LUW —Electric launch.
LTI EDITION. EDITOR. LUX —Electric light.
LTJ EDUCATE-D-ING-ION. iii.
LUZ
—Electric light installation.
—Electric machine.
LWA —Electric mine.
LTK
.
EDUCE-TION. LVB —Electric motor.

LTM —Eduction gear. LVC —Electrical communication.
LTN —Eduction pipe out of order. LVD —Electrician.
LTO —Eduction port. LVE —Electro contact.
LVF —Electro contact mine.
LTP EFFECT-ED-ING. LVG —Electro magnet.
Can a landing be effected? Can boats | —Keep electric light on —.
land? ---------------------------- EW LVH
LVI —Search light, or, Electric projector
Have, or, Has the desired effect---Kwº LVJ —Turn off electric light.
The desired effect ---------------- KWU LVK –Turn on electric light.
Try to effect ---------------------- YCW
EFFECTIVE-LY. -
ELECTRICIAN------------------------LVD
EFFECTUAL-LY.
LVM ELEPHANT.
EFFERVEscE-D-ING-NCE.
LVN ELEVATE-D-ING-ATION-OR.
—Effervescing drink.
LVO ELEVEN-TH.
EFFICIENT-LY-CY.
—May be made efficient. LVP |ELIGIBLE-ILITY.
230 GENERAL WOCABULARY. PART IL
t
ELM—END.
LVQ |ELM. LXO | EMPEROR.

Emperor, King Queen, President, Chief
LWR ELSE. - of the State, etc., of has (or, is) --Ior
Anyone else----------------------- EQA
Anything else--------------------- EQG || LXP | EMPIRE.
Anywhere else ------------ -------- EQS
LWS |–Elsewhere. LXQ | EMPLOY-ED-ING-MENT.
LWT |—Nothing else. Chartered, or, Employed by Govern
LVU |—Or else. ment ---------------------------- INE
LVW –Someone else. LXR |—Employee.
Something else ------------------ wjR || LXS |—Employer.
LVX |—What else? Government employee (or, officer)--oft
LVY | –Who, or, Whom else? LXT |—To be employed (or, ).
LWZ | EMBANK-MENT. LXU | EMPRESS.
LWA | EMBARGO: - LXV | EMPTY-IED-ING.

LWB |—An embargo has been laid on at —. LXW |—Empty barrel.
LWC |—Does embargo extend to vessels under Empty bottles -------------------- Hat
— flag? Empty cartridge case -------------- ICU
LWD |—Embargo is not taken off. LXY |-Empty cases.
LWE |—Embargo is taken off. Empty casks----------------------- idz
LWF |—Embargo not expected. LXZ ||—Water tank is empty. |
LWG |—Has embargo been taken off at — ? When empty-ied ------------------ zck
LWH |—In daily expectation of an embargo.
LWI —Is embargo likely to be taken off? LYA |
†.
|EN ROUTE.
LWJ |—It is expected the embargo will be taken
off. LYB |ENABLE-D-ING.
LWK —The (nation have laid an em
-
|
bargo on all (nations specified) vessels. || LYC ENCAMP-ED-ING-MENT.
LWM —When is the embargo to be laid on? Enemy is breaking up his encampment,
LWN |—When is the embargo to be taken off? LZC
LYD ENCLOSE-D-ING-URE.
LWO | EMBARK-ED-ING.
LWP |—Embarkation. LYE ENCOUNTER-ED-ING.
LWQ |—Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing. Have encountered ice — (date, latitude,
LWR l—I shall embark at. and longitude to follow, if necessary).
LWS –Passengers are embarked. - (See also page 274—ICE) ---- ------ PBL
LWT |—To embark troops. Where did you encounter ice? ----- PCG
LWU |—Troops are all embarked.
LWV —Troops are embarking. LYF ENCOURAGE-D-ING-MENT.
LWX |—When do the troops embark?
LWY |—When do you embark? LYG ENCROACH-ED-ING-MENT.
LWZ |—When will passengers embark?
ENCUMBER.
LXA (EMBARRASS-ED-ING-MENT. The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats-----------------------------
- EP
LXB | EMBASSY.
LYH |END-ED-ING—OF.
LXC | EMBAYED. A regular breakup. An end to the fine
weather ------------------------ hev
-
LXD | EMBEZZLE-D-ING-MENT. At the end (or, extremity)—of ----- Fix
At the latter end—of —. The latter
LXE | EMERGENCY.
-
end-of ------------------------ Fiz
LXF |—In case of emergency. Authorities
- will put an end to the affair,
DPJ
LXG | EMERY. Beam ends------------------------ GAO
-
Emery cloth ---------------------- IvN || LYI —Before the end—of.
Buoy end of cable----------. ------ hmir
LXH | EMETIC. LYJ 1–Butt end.
Tartar emetic-------------- ------- xxY Cipher is ended -------------------. IQs
LYK —End for end.
LXI EMIGRATE-D-ING-ION-ANT. End of April---------------------- Eub
Detained by the Emigration Officer-KYB End of August--------------------FMC
LXJ |—Emigration, or, Immigration Office. End of December ---------------- KPM
LXK |—Have you settled with the Emigration End of February -----------------MUR
Office? End of January------------------- PUV
End of July ---------------------- Pwo
LXM | EMINENCE-ENT-LY. End of June.---------------------- Pwy
End of March--------------------- RKx
LXN | EMOLUMENT. End of May-----------------------RNG
l
END-ENGINE.
|
END-Continued. ENEMY—Continued. -
End of November----------------- SKW Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
End of October -------------------- SOI to the –,
steering to the ------- OH–
End of September----------------- WRM Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing ----Lwo
LYM —End on. - LZN —Enemy's troops land-ed-ing.
LYN —Endless. LZO —Has the enemy?
Gaff end-------------------------- NVE Have been chased by the enemy----- OI
LYO —Tail end of main shaft broken. LZP —If the enemy.
The authorities will put an end to the LZQ —Is, or, Was threatened by the enemy.
affair --------------------------- DPJ Keep good lookout, reported
as
is
it
a
The latter end—of ----------------- enemy's war vessels are going about
Fiz
Was thrown on her (or, my) beam merchantmen -------- OJ
as
disguised
ends ------------- - - - - -- - - ------ GAX LZR —Of, or, From the enemy.
LYP —When will the end (or, last) be? Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off —
(or latitude and longitude indi
in
cated) -------------------------- KFD
LYQ ENDANGER-ED-ING.
Saw enemy's ship or, (cruiser) –,
to
the
Kre
LYR ENDEAVOR-ED-ING. To ENDEAVOR-To.
(See also ATTEMPT AND TRY.)
sº,
Off -
the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
------------ --------------OK
-
Boats should endeavor to land where LZS —Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
flag waved (or, light shown)--JZ steering —.
is
is
LYS —Endeavor. (Effort.) LZT —Should the enemy.

Endeavor-ed-ing to ascertain------- FCJ LZU —To the enemy.
Endeavor come alongside -------EBD Wessel chasing an enemy -------- INV
to to
is is
Endeavor line by boat (cask, sight an enemy --------- OL
in
send Vessel
a
kite, or, raft, etc.) --------------- KA LZW —Was the enemy?

Endeavor pick up boat---------- GSW With, or, By the enemy ----------- LZA
to
shall not endeavor to make the land,

I
QDX ENERGY-ETIC.
LYT —Shall, or, Will endeavor—to.
LYU —Shall endeavor—to? SERVICE RIFLE.
I
Should you part, endeavor beach your Service-rifle cartridges------------- ICV

to
vessel where people are assembled (or

as pointed out by compass signal FROM ENFORCE-D-ING.
wou) ---------------------------- FZU —Cary not enforce
it.
—Try
to
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or, enforce it. -

efforts)—to --------------------. LTY
LYV —Utmost endeavor. ENGAGE-D-ING-MENT.
We will emdeavor line--. QUw —Am, Is, or, Are engaged.
to
send
| |
a
—Are you engaged?

ENDLESS -----------------------------LYN —Engage-d-ing with.
tug indicated engaged?----------
YDO
Is
LYW ENDorse-D-ING-MENT. —Several engagements.

—Severe engagement.
LYX ENDURE-ANCE. —Slight engagement.
- rry am (is, or, are) engaged.
LYZ ENEMY. —There has been an engagement between
LZA —By, or, With the enemy. — and —.
Enemy has abandoned ------------ Cx M
Enemy advancing--------------- DNE ENGINE.
is is is is
LZB —Enemy
at
sea. KIND OF ENGINE.

LZC —Enemy breaking up his encampment.
Enemy closing with you, or, You are Auxiliary engine ------------------ FOA
closing the enemy ---------------- OD Caloric engine--------------------- HTS
LZD —Enemy collecting Circulating engine----------------- IRA
in
force.
is is is is is
Enemy sight ------------------ OE Compound engine----------------- JLM

in
Enemy on the alert------------- DWX MAO —Direct-action engine.

LZE —Enemy retreating. Donkey engine-------------------- LKN
Enemy throwing up batteries ---FYs Double-expansion engine---------- LKX
LZF —Enemy's boat. Electric engine-------------------- LUT
"
MAP
to
Enemy's cruisers have been seen

—, steering ------------- OF–
the —Fire engine
—Gas engine.
to
the
LZG. —Enemy's fleet (or, squadron). MA —Hydraulic engine.
Enemy's fleet has been seen –, MAS
– —Locomotive engine.
to
the
steering ----------------OG MAT —Motor engine.
to
the
LZH —Enemy's force. MAU —Quadruple-expansion engine.
—Enemy's gunboat. MAW —Rotary engine.
LZJ —Enemy's infantry. MAW —Side-lever engine.
LZK —Enemy's ship (or, cruiser). MAX —Traction engine.
LZM —Enemy's torpedo boat. MAY —Triple-expansion engine.
ENGINE.
ENGINE–Continued. ENGINE–Continued.
Standards, or, Supports----------. wgo
PArts OF ENGINEs. Starboard engine----------------- wov
Air pump ------------------------Dwa Starting gear---------------------wrf
Air-pump gear---------------. ----Dwe Starting shaft--------------------witH
Air valve-------------------------Dwk Steam port ----------------------- WSP
Bearings of an engine ------------- ges Steam-pressure gauge- -
Bilge pump-...----------------------GJs Steam steering gear |
i
Bilge pump (donkey) ---------- ----GJT Stop valve------------------------
Bilge pump (main) ---------------- GJU Stuffing box ---------------------- hidor
Blow-off cocks (or, gear)---------- GNW Suction pipe----------------------XCJ
Blow-off valve -------------------- GNZ Surface condenser --------...-------XFw
Blow through pipe ----------------GOB Throttle valve -------------------. XRG
Brine cock ------------------------ HIG Thrust bearing -------------------. GPQ
Circulating pump------------------IRB Turning gear ----. ----------------YEN
Clack valve------------------------ IRU Vacuum gauge ------------------- YNM.
Cock -----------------------------. IYU Valve---------------------------- YNT
Condenser ------------------------ JMQ Waste pipe ----------------------- YUV
Condenser pipe-------------------- JMs Water gauge---------------------- Yvº
Condenser tube-------------------- JMit
Connecting rod-------------------- Jpk GENERAL sign ALS About ENGINEs. i
Crank ---------------------------- KBH
Crank frame ----------------------KBJ Anything wrong with engine? ------ RD
Crank head -- ------------------- KBL Atmospheric pressure-------------- FJQ
Crank pin------------------------- KBM Can not get a vacuum ----. .- - - - - - - YNJ
Crosshead------------------------- KED Clean engine-----------------------I
Cylinder -------------------------- KIA Damage to machinery (part to be indi
Cylinder cover--------------------- Kib cated) --------------------------KJA
Cylinder side rod ------------------ kir Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
D slide ---------------------------- KIP || at place indicated) ------...- - - - - - BF
Eccentric gear --------------------LSU Defects, or, Damage can not be repaired
Eduction gear-...------------------LTM | without assistance---------------- Bes
Eduction port --------------------- LTO Defects may be set right in — hours-Bo
Ejector---------------------------- LUI Does disconnecting affect your steering?
Engine bolt-----------------------GXY Lioc
MAZ |—Engine counter. - MBC —Engine can be set right in a short time.
MBA ||—Engine shaft. MBD |—Engine does not work well.
Escape valve --------------------- MGw MBE |—Engine room.
Expansion gear ------------------- MLZ Engine-room artificer or machinist-EzR
Flooding cock--------------------- NFP bulkhead ------------ hi, N.
Engine-room
Gauge cock ----------------------- Nx. Engine-room compartment -------- JG-2.
High-pressure cylinder -----------. KIG | MBF * |—Engine-room fire.
High-pressure cylinder cover------ oUv || MBG |—Engine room full of water.
High-pressure piston ------------- oUw || MBH |—Engine room has — feet of water in it.
Induction gear--------------------- PIV MBI |—Engine-room log.
Injection gear --------------------PKU MBJ |—Engine-room telegraph.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder----- KIH MBK |—Engine under temporary repair.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover. MBL |—Engine wants repair.
PQT || —Engine working badly------------- FRM
Intermediate-pressure piston -----. PQU || MBN |—Engine works very well.
Intermediate shaft ----------. ----- PQv Examine-ation (of) machinery----- MK.A.
Jet condenser --------------------- PVH Good vacuum----------- - ---- ----YNK
Kingston valve--------------------QBD Have you a good fire engine?-------NAG
Low-pressure cylinder ------------- kij || MBO |—Have you damaged your machinery?
Low-pressure cylinder cover------- KAL Horsepower----------...------------OYH
Low-pressure piston --------------- RBS Hot bearings.------------------------ ri
Lubricator------------------------RCO How long do you require to clean your
Paddle box ----------------------- hdr" engines? ------------------------ YM
Paddle wheel-- - - - - - - - - ------------szG | I am going to stop; machinery requires
Parallel-motion gear -------------- tax - * adjusting ------------------------RK
Pipe (steam) I can supply you with duplicateLpe of
Piston.--------- engine (part mentiomed)---------
Piston rod -------------- MBP –In the engine room.
Port engine Indicated horsepower-------------- oy1
Pump gear t Indicator diagram------------...----KYs
Safety valve Indifferent vacuum----------------YNL
Sea cock -------------------------- Let your wheels(or, screw)revolve with
Shaft bearing --------------------- GBP out disconnecting---- - ---------- QOB
Slide valve------------------------ Wol Making (number to follow) revolutions
Slide-valve rod -...-----------------w6N per minute ----------. ---------. Uws
Sluice valve MBQ —My engine requires cleaning
ENGINE.
My engines are going astern. Discharge valve out order------- LCR
of
Code Flag over v. Donkey engine disabled------------ LKO
My engines are stopped. Donkey pump disabled----------- LRP
.
Code Flag over U. Eccentric bar broken -------------- Fw.J
My working pressure is —----------TUs Eccentric pulleys loose----------...-. LSv
—Near the engine room. Eccentric rod bent ---- ----------Lsw
Packing---------------------------szA. Eccentric rod broken -------------- LSX
Proceed after repairing machinery-RDw Eccentric sheaves out of order------ LSY
—Proceed under one engine. Eccentric strap broken------------- LSZ
—Proceeds under her own steam. Eduction pipe out order--------- LTN
of
—Repairs of engine can not be done here. MCH —Engines broken down.
—Repairs of engine may be done in — Engines broken down; am disabled-BJ
I
hours. MCI —Engines broken down; obliged pro
to
Small adjustment required tomachinery, ceed under sail.
DKG MCJ —Engines broken down; towed by —.
in
MBW —Start-ed-ing engine. MCK —Engines broken down; under temporary
MBX —Steam cutter's engine. repair.
MBY —Steam launch's engine. Engines completely disabled-------- MQ
MBZ —Steam pinnace's engine. MCL —Engines disabled; can repairin —hours.
Stoke-hold, or, Fire-room, compartment, MCN —Engines, or, Machinery disabled.
- JHA MCO —Engine seating loose.
MCA —Supposed with engines broken down. MCP —Engines working on seating.
|
The damage done to machinery is not Expansion valve out order------ MNA
of
serious, and is such as can be repaired Feed-check valves out of order------ IOld
by the vessel's own engineers------ RL Feed pipe broken (or, out
of
order)--MUz
MCB —The engines must be thoroughly Feed pump out
of
-
over order
hauled. Feed-pump valves out order----- MVC
of
MCD —The engines will be taken out. Flaw in shaft.------------------ --NEH
...
| MCE —Under the engine room. Have broken main shaft-----------.
Vacuum--------------------------. YNI High-pressure cylinder cover broken,
Water gauge out of order---------- YVR KAI
#.
Water pressure-------------------- YVZ High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
What is your horsepower (or that of ----------------------- KAU
of
order)
vessel indicated)?-----,----------OYL High-pressure piston broken ------ OUX
MCF —Working her own engine. valve out of order --OUY
MCG —Working one engine. Ho ding-down bolts loose---------- GYA
What pressure have you on?-------TUw Hot bearings-----------------------. ri
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
ACCIDENTS TO ENGINES OR MACHINERY. broken -------------------------- KAJ
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
Air-pump levers out of order.----- DWC (or, out
of
order)
Air pump out of order ------------Dwe
Air-pump rod broken ---------Dwf
...
-
Bilge pump out order ----------- GJV

of
Bilge-pump valves out order----GJw

of
Levers damaged (or, out

of
order)--Qox
Blow-off cock out of order--------. GNX Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out
Blow-off pipe burst.---------------GNY ----. ------------------ KAW
of
order)
Condenser broken (damaged, or, out Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
of
order) --------------------------JMR KAM

order---xfy Machinery broken down ---------. MCH
of
Condenser (surface) out

Condenser tubes burst------------- JMU Machinery broken down; irreparable
at
Condenser tubes choked (or, salted)-JMv Sea. ----------------------------- Ridw

Condensertubes leaking----- - - - - - - JMW Machinery, or, Engines disabled---MCN
Condenser tubes out of order------- JMX Machinery out order ------- --- - - - - R.J.
of
Connecting-rod bolts broken------- GxV Machinery requires adjusting ----- drºp

Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out MCQ —Machinery slightly deranged.
of order)------------------------ hee Machinery supposed
to
have broken
Coupling bolts broken
Crank brasses broken (or, out order), Machinery wants repair ----------- MBL
of
HEC Main-bearing brasses broken (or, out

of
Crank broken-----. ----------------KBI order) -------------------------- Gbo

Crank-pin brasses broken---------- KBN Main check valve out of order ------ IOE
Crank pin broken------------------KBO Main shaft broken ------------------ MR
Crank shaft broken (or, defective)--KBQ Main shaft broken in stern tube----RGT
Crank webs loose------------------KBR Must have new shaft------------- VTI
a
Cylinder cover broken--------...----KIC MCR —One engine disabled.

Cylinder cracked-------------. ---- KAT Packing ring of cylinder cover broken,
Cylinder damaged ----------------- KID - KAN
Cylinder out KIE Parallel-motion rod out of order--- TAY
of
order.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Discharge pipe out --------LCQ Piston broken--------------------- Trºx

of
order
ENGINE–ENOUGH.
º
Piston-rod bolts broken ----------- Gryb My engines are going astern
Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of Code Flag over v
order) -------------------------- HED My engines are stopped.
Piston rod cracked (or, broken). --- KAx Code Flag over U
Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or, engines----------- WXH
Obliged to stop
broken).------------------------- KEJ Quarter speed--------------------whiv
Propeller shaft broken-------------- MR Slow speed -----------------------whe
Pump choked --------------------- UBF Stop her --------------------------- ML
Pump crosshead out of order ------ UBh Stop instantly. (Urgent)----------- MN
Pump gear worn out (or, defective)-UBJ Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
Pump-lever links broken ---------- UBL DKH
Pump lever out of order----------- UBM Stopping only for small adjustment of
Pump wants repairs--------------- UBR machinery----------------------RDY
Refrigerating machinery out of order,
RDX ENGINE ROOM ----------------------- MBE
Repairs of engine may be done in — Engine-room artificers, or, machinists,
hours-------------------------- MBV Ezr
Safety valve out of order ---------- Wid.J.
Sea inlet (valve, or, cock) broken (or, MCS ENGINEER.
damaged)----------------------- WLA Can you supply me with anyone to take
Sea inlet choked ------------------- IPQ charge (or, act) as engineer?------ Rh
Shaft-coupling bolts broken ------- GYF MCT —Engineer surveyor.
Slide valve broken ---------------- WGJ MCU —Engineer's stores.
Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of MCV —Engineer's tools.
order)-------------------------- WGL The damage to the machinery is not
Slide valve out of order----------- WGM serious, and is such as can be repaired
Slide-valve rod broken ------------ WGO by the vessel's own engineers ----- RL,
Sluice valve out of order---------- whk
Started a rivet -------------------- UYN MCW ENGLAND-ISH. ENGLISH COLORs. (See
Starting gear out of order--------- WRG also BRITISH.)
Steam pipe burst ------------------TKO || Bank of England------------------ FUN
Steam pipe damaged -------------- wsN
Steam pipe leaky----------------- WSO MCX ENGLISHMAN.
Steering gear disabled-------------- Mz -
Stern gland defective------------- WUV MCY ENJOY-ED-ING-MENT.
Stern tube damaged -------------- WVA
Stuffing box broken---------------- HDI MCZ ENLARGE-D-ING-MENT.
Stuffing-box glands out of order ---HDJ
Surface condenser out of order ----XFY MDA ENLIST-ED-ING-MENT.
Tail end of main shaft broken ----- LYO Foreign Enlistment Act------------ DIF
Thrust block broken -------------- GMZ
Thrust block damaged ------------ GNA ENough—of. (See also SUFFICIENT.)
Thrust-block rings defective------- GNB Distinct enough ------------------- LGs
Thrust collar damaged ------------ JAD —Enough, or, Sufficient room.
Thrust shaft broken--------------- XRN —Enough scope.
Tubes out of order ---------------- YDG Enough time---------------------- MDZ
Tunnel shaft broken ------------ --YDX —Far enough.
Water gauge out of order ---...----Yvr —Far enough to windward.
Fortunate enough to -------------- nMo
—Good enough.
SPEED, or, MOVEMENTS OF ENGINES. —Hands enough.
—Have you enough (or, sufficient)?
Ahead easy. Go ahead easy-------- LH —Have you men enough *
Astern easy. Go astern easy ------- LK —Have you room enough—for (or, to)—?
Ease her. Reduce speed -------...--. MF —I have enough.
Full speed ------------------------Nsv —Is it enough?
Go ahead -------------------------- LG —Near-ly enough.
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead-------- LH —Not enough.
Go ahead full speed----------------- LI Not enough cable; give more scope-HRM
Go astern --------------------------LJ —Not enough wind.
Go astern. Heave all aback -------- LP —Not far enough.
Go astern easy. Easy astern -------- LK —Not short enough.
Go astern full speed---------------- LM —Not square enough.
Go full speed ---------------------- obs Not strong enough ---------------- XAQ
Go half speed --------------------- OBT Not time enough.------------------ xTo
Half speed -----------------------. OLM —Not water enough.
I am going
going full speed -------------- ocI —Not — enough.
I am half speed-------------- OC.J. —Quite enough (or, sufficient).
Keep-ing, Kept going ahead ------- DVL oom enough.--------------------- MDC
Keep-ing, Kept going astern------- FHO Shall we have daylight enough? ---KNT
ENOUGH-EQUIVALENT.
MDY.
i
ENOUGH-Continued.
—Take room enough.
MFJ ENTITLE-D-ING—TO.
MFK –Is, or, Are not entitled.
*º º:
MDZ #. are
—Time enough.
cautious enough.------IGD ||
MIFL ENTRANCE.
*
XCU || MFN the of — the –.

MEB Wº.be*.-------------------- TÉ.ntrance bears — ------------------ EG
º,º
—Will enough.
will have over the Entrance, or, Bar is dangerous------ FQ
Yºar (or, into the harbor.) Depth in MFO —Entrance is difficult.
feet to follow--------------------- vT Entrance, or, Bar is not safe except at
IÉ.
You will not have water enough over slack water (or, at — time indicated),
the harbor). Depth FVT
in feet to follow----------------- FWE MFP —Entrance not difficul
difficult.
-
MFQ of the port.
MEC |ENQUIRE-Y—INTo
ASK.
(or, ABOUT). (See also
Enquiry has been made------------ PLV MFR

Entrance
Entrance º: Tºadsi...º.
of —is not blockaded----GNK
—Harbor, or, Entrance buoy.
MED —Make enquiry. How does entrance bear?------------ E.J.
MEF —No enquiries—for. Inner entrance (passage,
-
or, channel),
ILN
MEG |ENROL-LED-LING-MENT. MFS |—Is entrance —?
MFT ||—Off the entrance.
º
MEH
Pºlº, h h
distinguish
d her (or, your) en- ||
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel),
ILS
pſ.your------ ----------------------
an not
§
MFU –The of the gulf (or, harbor) is
p enSign ------. ------------ Lºx LBC || ºnce
mined.
MEJ TÉ.
–Ensign
not show
*.
union downward.
MFW –We have
missed#.
the port,
entrance (or, passed
or, harbor).
§§
|
MFW
l flºº. ensign.
—Half-mast your ensign. —whº
sort of an entrance is it (or, is
there to —)?
MEN
Have you a -
|—Haul down your ensign.
ensign?------------- MEW
Hoist your ensign (colors) ---------- DW ||
What wind leads through the passage
(or, entrance)?------------------- zird
When may the bar (or, entrance) be
MEP —Man-of-war ensign. attempted?--------------------- FWD
MEQ |—Naval Reserve ensign.
MER |—Neutral colors (or, ensign). MFX |ENTRAP-PED-ING.
MES |—Red ensign. º
MET ||—She (or vessel indicated) has not shown || MFY ENTREAT-ED-ING-Y.
MEU
her ensign. . . ..
|—She (or vessel indicated) - has shown her ||
-
MFZ |ENTRY.
ensign. | Date of entry--------------------- KLX
Show your ensign. Hoist your colors, º
Dw || MGA ENVELOPE-D-ING.
Vessel just arrived, show your ensign,
DY ENVOY. (Delegate).----------------- KSN
-
What ensign has she hoisted? ------ JBU
º,
MEV —Have you a ensign? MGB |EPIDEMIC-AL. º
MEW ENSURE-D-ING. MGC Epilepsy-tic.
Bºº.
MEX |—Do the utmost you can to ensure holding
on; everything will be wanted. MGD EPSOM SALTS.
.
|
MEY ENTANGLE-D-ING.
|
| Nº. |—An
MGF f
equal number (or, quantity)—of.
H% Equal altitudes-------------------- EDJ
—Are you entere d?
MFB –Can not enter. -
MGH A
! EQUALIZE-D-ING-ATION.
QUA
MFC ||—Have, or, Has entered into.
Is your ship entered at
custom honº,
Pºlº, * ---------------------- º
urgently requested
§§
MGK
-
Bº.*::::::AL.
—On the equator.
The line.
€Ilter Ilal’OOT
—Try to enter.
—ºen did you cross the equator? --KEL
MFD Where did you cross the equator?--KEM
Wish to enter port or dock---------- TM Where will you cross the equator?-KEN
MFE ENTERIC FEVER.
MGL EQUINox-octial.
MFG |ENTERPRISE-ING. MGN |—Equinoctial gale.
MFH |ENTERTAIN-ED-ING. MGO |EQUIP-PED-PING-MENT.
MFI —Entertainment. - Camp equipage-------------------- HTZ
Fears are entertained for the safety -
of----------------------------- MUI || MGP |EQUIvaLENT.
236 GENERAL VOCABULARY. Part II.
ERASE—EXACTLY.
MGQ |ERASE-D-ING-URE. -
MIE EVENING.
MIF |—Evening gun.
MGR ERR-ED-ING. ERRONEOUS. ERROR. MIG |—Every evening.
MGS –An error in the –. MIH –In the evening.
MIJ |—The last evening.
MGT | ERYSIPELAS. MIK —This evening.
MIL |—To-morrow"evening.
MGU |ESCAPE. MIN |—Yesterday evening.
MGV –Can escape.
MGW —Escape valve.
MGX |—Escaped-ing. MIO EVENT.
MGY |—If we separate we may have a chance of At all events---------------------- DYH
escape. In the event of (or, case of) -------- Ida
MGZ |—Narrow-ly escape-d. |
MHA |—Try to escape. MIP EVER.
MI —Did you ever?
MHB |ESCORT-ED-ING. M —Have you ever?
Convoy to keep ahead of escort------ IU || MIS |—Were you ever? -
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
escort) --------------------------- IW || MIT EVERY.
Convoy to keep on port side of leader At every (or, all) ------------------ DYI
(or, escort) ----------------------- ix Do the utmost you can to insure holding
Convoy to keep on starboard side of on; everything will be wanted --MEx
leader (or, escort) ---------------- IY Every appearance of foul weather--ERz
MHC |—Mounted escort. - Every assistance will be given ----. FGE
MHD |—Send an escort—to (or, for). Every boat -----------------------GSw
MIU |—Everybody, or, Everyone.
MHE |ESPLANADE. Every day. Daily ---------------i-KIQ
Every evening-...------------------- MIG
MHF |Esquire. | MIV |—Every exertion has been made.
| MIW |—Every hour.
MHG |ESSENCE-TIAL-LY.
| MIX |—Every means.
-
MHI —Is, or, Are not essential. | MIY |—Every morning.
| MIZ |—Every night.
MHJ ESTABLISH-ED-ING-MENT. Everyone, or, Everybody ---------- MTU
| MHK –A new establishment. MJA |—Every opportunity.
| MHL |—A small establishment. MJB |—Every particular.
Communication is established—by (or, MJC |—Every place, or, Everywhere.
with) --------------------------- JFU || MJD |—Every precaution.
| MJE |—Every precaution has been taken.
MHN | ESTATE. | MJF |—Every time.
| MJG |—Everything.
MHO ESTEEM-ED-ING. MJH |—Everything is to be sold.
MHP |−I should esteem it a favor. MJI |—Everything paid.
Everywhere, or, Every place------- MJC
Q |ESTIMATE-D-ING-ION. MJK |—Exclusive of everything.
MHR –Cannot exactly estimate the damage. Give every assistance to — -------- FGH
MHS |—Do you estimate? -
Iam paying every attention ------- FLG |
MHT |—In my estimation, or, In the estimation || MJL |—I expect every moment.
-
of—. | MJN |—In every particular.
MJO
*
* |—In every respect.
MHU ESTUARY. Is evcrything arranged—for ------- ExF
Keep everything prepared ---------Pys
MHV EUCALYPTUS. MJP —Settle cverything.
- Use every precaution -------------- TSD
MHW EUROPE-AN.
MHX |—European rope. MJQ Evict-ED-ING-ION.
Opportunity for sending letters to Eu
- TOP6 ---------------------------- Qod || MJR |
MHY EVACUATE-D-ING-ION. MJS EVIDENT-LY.
MHZ |EVADE-D-ING-SION. MJT EVIL-LY. i
MIA Eva PORATE-D-ING-ION. | MJU |Exact-ED-ING.

MIB |EVASIVE-LY. - | M.JV EXACTLY.
Must Give, or, Gives an evasive answer, Can not exactly estimate the damage,
ENG Mihr.
MIC |EVEN-LY-NESS. * -
Describe exactly what you want (size,
| MID | –Even keel. weight, etc.) -------------------- KWC
EXACTLY_EXPECT.
EXACTLY-Continued. | MLE EXCITE-D-ING-MENT.

Did you get (or, have) a good look at ||
the land to know exactly where we | MLF ExCUSE.
are?------------------------------ PY MLG 1—Excused-ing-able.
MJW —Not exactly. I(or person indicated) beg to be excused,
GDM
MJX EXAGGERATE-D-ING-ION. MLH —Send an excuse.
Unless your communication is very im
MJY EXAMINE-D-ING. TO EXAMINE. portant, I
must be excused ---- - - - - IJ
Buoys have just been examined; they Very excusable-------------------- YPF
are all right--------------------- HMJ MLI —You must not (or, You can not) make
Cross-examine-d-ing-ation—of ----- KEC any excuse.
MJZ —Examination.
Examination of candidate for — at —, MLJ EXECUTE-D-ING.
HUS Can not be done.------------------- BLX
MKA —Examine-ation of machinery. MLK —Execute repairs.
MKB —Have you examined? - MLN —Execution-ive.
MKC —Is the vessel (object, sail, etc.) worth Great execution------------------- OHB
examination? MLO —In the execution—of.
IMIKD —Last examined-ation—of (or, at). Proceed in execution of previous orders,
MKE —Must examine (or, be examined)—for. SZ
examination ---------TQU
Post-mortem MLP EXECUTOR-SHIP.
Require diver to examine bottom---LIE
MKF —Ship indicated to examine strange sail, MLQ EXEMPT-ED-ING-ION.
and report.
MKG —Still under examination. MLR EXERCISE-D-ING.
MKH —To be examined—for (or, at). Exercise-d his (or, their) authority-FMR
MKI —Wessel indicated was minutely exam
ined; no person to be seen; nothing MLS EXERT-ION.
visible. . Every exertion has been made
MKJ —Your papers will be examined. Use utmost exertions (efforts, or, en
MKL —Your permit will be examined (or, looked deavors)—to
at).
MLT EXHAUST-ED-ING-ION.
MIKN EXAMPLE.
Bad example MLU EXHIBIT-ED-ING. EXHIBITION.
Good example
Make an example MLV EXILE-D-ING.
MKO ExCEED-ED-ING-LY.
-
MLW EXIST-ED-ING-ENCE.
Exceed-ed his (or, their) authority-FMQ Existing circumstances
—Not to exceed.
Supply of water is small, not exceed Ex-MERIDIAN ALTITUDE
ing — (quantity indicated)------ YWR
MLX EXONERATE-D-ING-TION.
MK ExCELLENT-LY-CE-cy.
MK —His, or, Her Excellency. ExORBITANT-LY-CE. (Eaccessive).----- MKU
MKS —Their Excellencies.
MLY EXPAND-SION-SIVE.
MKT EXCEPT-ED-ING-ION. Double-expansion engine'---------- LKX
MLZ —Expansion gear.
MKU EXCESS-IVE-LY. MNA —Expansion valves out of order.
uadruple-expansion engine
MKW EXCHANGE-D-ING. To EXCHANGE. * riple-expansion engine----------- MAY
Bill of exchange MNB —Work expansively.
Exchange Office. Bureau de Change,
HNC MNC EXPECT-ED-ING.
MKW —I, or, They exchanged numbers with —. MND —At what time do you expect?
Royal Exchange Bad weather is expected ---...-------. FP
MKX —The exchange. Cargo expected to be saved-------- HZU
MIKY —The rate of exchange is —. Cargo expected to be sold --------- HZV
MKZ —What is the exchange? Daily expected ------------------- KMX
MNE —Do not expect.
MLA EXCHEQUER. MNF —Do you expect?
Embargo not expected -----...------ LWF
MLB Excise. (DUTY.) Expect daily ---------------------RMX
MLC —Excise officer. MNG —Expect I have to receive.
Expect to arrive ------------------ EYF
EXCLUDE-D-ING. (See OMIT) --------- SQM Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to
MLD —Exclusive-ly-ion. be got off (or, afloat) ------------ DPx
Exclusive of everything -----------MJK MNH —Expectation.
EXPECT-EXTRA.
ExPECT-Continued. EXPLAIN–Continued.
MNI |—Expected next mail. MOV –Shall, or, Will explain (or, be ex
MNJ |—Expected next week. - - plained).
Few expected.---------------------
Gale is expected—from —----------- ZD
Hourly expected ------------------ OZL
MXB ||
||
||
Wº:
They will demand explanations---- KTG
Will,
explain ----------------- Nsz
or, Can you explain *-------- Mor
MNK |—I expect. |
I expect every moment ------------ MJL ExPLICIT-LY. (Definite).----------- krt
MNL |—I expect your orders every moment.
In daily expectation of an embargo-Lw.H || MOW ExPLODE-D-ING-sion-sive.
It is expected the embargo will be taken || MOX |—Explosive gas.
off------------------------------ Lw.j || MOY |—Explosive grapnel.
It is expected the vessels (or vessels in- || MOZ |—Explosive rockets. War rockets.
dicated) will be allowed to leave -Dz.J. I am taking in (or, discharging) explo
MNO |—Many expected. sives----Flag B, or. Code Flag over B
MNP |—May expect (or, be expected). No combustibles (or, explosives) near
MNQ |—May I expect? - the fire -----------...------------ HR
News expected on — -------------- SHL Wessels with combustibles (or, explo
MNR |—No expectation of. sives) not allowed in-------------. HS
MNS —Not expected yet (or, until –).
Reinforcements are expected ------ UOL || MPA | EXPLORE-D-ING-ATION. To ExPLORE.
War expected.--------------------- YUD
MNT –Was fully expected. MPB |ExPORT-ED-ING. To ExPORT.
MNU –Were there any vessels, or, Was— (ves- ||MPC |—Export duties.
sel indicated) expected at —? | MPD,-Exportation.
What current (rate and direction) do
MNV wº expect (or, reckon on)? ----- KGH
|—What do you expect?
| MPE
MPF
Expose-D-ING-ITION-URE.
|—Do not expose-yourself (or, people)
MNW |—When do (or, did) you expect? - unnecessarily.
When do you expect an answer?---ENQ
When do you expect to be off (or, MPG |ExPREss.
abreast of) — ?------------------ DAP || MPH |—An express has arrived from –.
MPI —An express is going to — .
MNX | EXPEDIENT-ENCY, Send an express — with the following
intelligence --------------------- POH
MNY EXPEDITE-ING. EXPEDITIOUS. MPJ |—Should be express.
MNZ | EXPEDITION. | MPK |ExPREss-ED-ING-Ion-Ive.
MOA |ExPEND-ED-ING-ITURE. MPL | EXTEND-ED-ING. To ExTEND.

Ammunition is nearly expended ---EFR Cargo damaged, but extent not known,
Report expenditure—of ----------- URY hzT
MOB ExPENSE. (Charges.)

Expenses, or, &ºes
-
are moderate, | MPN

-
Does embargo to vessels under
extend
flag” ------------------------ LWC
—Extend-ed-ing your distance.
IMP || MPO |—Extent-sive-ly.
MOC |—Expensive-ly. Reef, Rock, or, Shoal extends from —
What are the charges (or, expenses)? to----------------------------- UMS
- IM
MOD | EXPERIENCE-D-ING. MPQ |ExTERNAL-LY.
MOE |—Have you experienced ? External dimensions. From out to out,
MOF |—No experience. LAM
MPR |ExTINGUISH-ED-ING.
MOG | EXPERIMENT-AL-LY. MPS –Can extinguish fire. -
MOH |—Experiment has been tried. Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights
MOI |—Experiment will be tried. to be seen ----------------------- DZB
MOJ |—For, or, By experiment. Fire is extinguished --------------- Mizs
Under experiment ---------------- YHF Is fire extinguished?---------------- Os
With help I may be able to extinguish
-
MOK | EXPERT. fire----------------------------- FGW
With immediate assistance fire can be
MOL | EXPIRE-D-ING-ATION. extinguished.--------------------- NY
MON |−At the expiration of.
-
Your lights are extinguished, or, want
trimming (made by -
MOP | EXPLAIN-ED-ING. To ExPLAIN. flashes, or blasts of a steam whistle).
MO —Can explain. (See page 548.)
MO —Can, or, Will you explain *
MOS |—Explanation-ory. MPT | EXTORT-ED-ING-ION.
MOT ||—Explanation has been given.
MOU |—I can not explain. MPU |ExtRA.
Require explanation--------------- UTB Any extras? ---------------------- Eou
|
PART II. GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 239
EXTRACT-FALL.
MPV | EXTRACT-ED-ING-ION. FAIL–Continued.

Goulard's Extract----------------- ofN || MQY |—If it fails.
—Likely to fail.
MPW ExTRADITION. - §§%
MRA –Unless it fails.
Without fail----------------------ZHG
MPX ExtRAORDINARY-ILY.
MRB |FAINT-Ly-NEss. (Dim.)
MPY
Extravadastly ascr. FAINT-ED-ING. (Swoon.) ----...--------zNI
MPZ | EXTREME-LY-ITY.
At the extremity (or, end)—of ----- FIx MRC FAIR-LY-NESS. -
MQA |—In the extreme. || MRD |-Fair-lead. Fair-leader.
MQB |—To, or, At the last extremity. || MRE –Fair wind.
| MRF –Prices are fair.
MQC | EXTRICATE-D-ING. Very fair draught -----------------LNE
MQD –Can it be extricated? - You are in a very fair berth ------- GHJ
MQE –Can not extricate.
It is difficult to extricate ---------- KZY FAIRWAY, or, CHANNEL . .------------ IKZ
MRG |—Fairway buoy.
MQF |EYE. Fairway, or, Channel is buoyed ----ow
Fairway, or, Channel is clear - - - - - -ILC
Fairway, or, Channel is dangerous. - FU
Fairway, or, Channel is likely to be
mined--------------------------- ILD
MQG |EYELET HOLE. Fairway, or, Channel is mined. Be
- ware of torpedoes ---------------- XP
MQH EYEsor E. - Fairway, or, Channel is narrow ----ILE
Fairway, or, Channel is not mined--xQ
MQI EYEwiTNEss. Fairway, or, Channel is obstructed-ILF
Is the fairway (or, channel) mined?-ILP
MRH |—Warp out to fairway.
MRI FAITH-FUL-LY.
Have great faith in my chronometer-IQE
MRJ FAITHLESS-LY.
MRK FALL-EN-ING. (See also FELL.)

Accident happened; fall ------...---- DCF
Barometer has fallen very rapidly--FXH
Barometer is falling --------------- Fxi
Catfall -----------------ºr ---------- IET
MRL |—Did you fall in with (or, meet) —?
MRN |—Did you fall in with any men-of-war?
Downfall -------------------------LMH
-
* - MRO –Fall-ing, Fell in with —.
MQJ |F. (Letter.) (For new method of spell- || MRP |—Fall-ing, Fell off.
ing, see page 13.) MRQ |—Fallen overboard.
Fall-ing calm --------------------- HTP
MQK FABRIC. MRS –Falls of the river —.
Fell------------------------------MVH
MQL | FABRICATE-D-ION. Fell down------------------------- MVI
Fell from ------------------------- MV.J.
MQN FACE. Fell from aloft-------------------- EAD
Sliding faces --------------------- WGP Has fallen astern. ----------------- FHL
MRT |-—Have you fallen in with crew of derelict?
MQO FACT. Have you fallen in with ice? (State
whether berg or field) -------------PR
MQP FACTION.
-
MRU —I shall not go on the other tack unless I
fall off—to —.
MQR FACTORY. Landfall -------------------------- QEK
- MRV | –Let fall. -
MQS FAHRENHEIT. MRW |—Prices have fallen (or, gone down).

MRX –Prices have not fallen.
MQT iPAIL-ED. To FAIL. Purchase falls. Purchases --------UBY
MQU |—Do not fail—to —. Rise and fall is about — feet ------ UXT
Failed, or, Bankrupt -------------- FVK || MRY | –Should I
fall in with.
MQV |—Failing. - Should you fall in with ----------- ROW
MQW –Failure. The barometer has fallen very rapidly,
Failures, or, Bankruptcies --------- FVL Fxh
MQX |—I have failed to. Tide has fallen — feet-------------- XSI
FALL–FASTEN.
FALL–Continued. FAR–Continued.
Tide is falling------------------- xsk || MTC –Keep farther off (or, from)—
Water-fall ---------------------- YVP Not far down --------------------- LMK
What is the rise and fall of the tide? Not far enough.-------------------- MDs
- XH Open; get farther away ------------ mic
MRZ |—When did you fall in with? Severe squall not far off; look sharp-Fz
MSA ||—When do you think I am likely to fall in Shift your berth farther in ---...----GHA
Shift your berth farther out -------GHB
with —(vessel indicated)?
Where did you encounter (fall in with,
or, see) ice?--------------------- PCG | MTD
Shift your berth farther to the
—Too far off.
--GHC–
Where did you fall in with the trade Too far to the eastward ------------ LSF
(or, monsoon)? ----------------- RYM Too far to the northward ---------- SJQ
MSB I
|—Where do you think am likely to fall in Too far to the southward --------- wim
with —? Too far to the westward ---------- ZBT
You will fall in with ice if you go be- || MTE |—We are too far to leeward.
yond -------------------------- PCH You are too close; keep farther off -IVL
-
You can telegraph as far as —------ XMI
MSC FALSE-LY-HOOD.
False alarm ---------------------- Dw9 || MTF FARAD. (Measure of electrical capacity.)
MSD –False attack. -
False bill of lading ---------------- GKS FAREwBLL. ADIEU ----------------- DJX
MSE –False keel.
MSF |—False paper. MTG | FARM.
The news (or, report) is not correct, MTH | –Farmer.
JXC
MSG | FAME-OUS. MTI . FARTHER-Est.
MSH | FAMILY. FARTHING. (Coin). ----------------- AtP
Did you hear of my family? Any news
of my family?-------------------- FPI || MTJ |FASHION-ED-ING-ABLE.
MSI |—I heard that some of your family were
seriously ill. MTK |FAST. (Quickly.)
MSJ |—Inform my family. Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,
MSK |—Is my family well? AB
Telegraph to my family at — the fol- || As fast as ------------------------- FAH
lowing message----------------- XMF As fast as possible ----------------- FAI
MSL |—Your family are all well. MTL | –Faster-est.
Get her head round as fast as possible,
MSN | FAMINE. or, Get her on the other tack as fast
MSO |—Famine at —. as possible ---------------------- NYU
MSP –Famine prices. Get sail on your ship as fast as possible,
NYZ
MSQ FAMIsh-ED-ING. Get steam up as fast as possible----- KL
- Get under way as fast as you can --- KN
MSR FANCY-IFUL-LY. MTN |—Go as fast as you can.
- It is not safe to go so fast ----------- Ls
MST | FAR. My chronometer is fast on Greenwich
r
MSU |—A little farther. (or, first meridian) mean time ----GR
Any farther----------------------- EOV Reduce speed; you are towing me too
Anything further?----------------- EQJ fast----------------------------- XYT
As far as-------------------------- FAG Shorten sail; it is not safe to go so fast,
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep- Vidk
ing within signal distance --------- iz Will you send off lighters as fast as
Do not stand too far on your present possible -------------------------- RC
--------------------------- JZI Your chronometer must be fast ----IQL
– -----
COuTS6
Do not stand too far to the WQB
Far enough ----------------------- MDF || MTO |FAST. (Firmly fiaced.)
Far enough to windward---------- MDG All fast --------------------------- Dx.J.
Farther ahead—of----------------- DVF Are towing cables fast? Are you (you
Farther astern—of ---------------- FH.J. cables) fast? -------------------- xYºu
MSV –Far-ther off (or, from). MTP |Fast ice.
Farther-est ------------------------ MTi Isthe cable fast (or, rope belayed)?-HRK
MSW –Farther in. Isthe line fast --------------------- KB
MSX ||—Farther out. Make fast—to —-------------------RIF
MSY |–Farther to the. Make fast to a buoy--------------- HMs
MSZ —How far can light be seen? Make fast to the pier -------------- RIG
MTA –How far off? What distance? Towing cable is fast -------------- XYv
I I
shall not go far before bring up-HJC
-
| MTB |—I shall not go much farther. MTQ FASTEN-ED-ING.

Ice as far as I can see-------------. PBU || MTR —Fastening. (A fastening.)
Keep farther astern --------------- Fh M. Fasten your chain to towing
cable me
ſ FATHER—FEND.
MTS FATHER-LY. FEET. Foot. (Measure of length.) (See

also FOOT) ----------------------aw
Y
FATHOM. (Measure of length) At high water you will have — feet-KUY
At low water you will have—feet--KUz
MTU FATHOM-ED-ING-ABLE. Cubic foot
Best anchorage (or, berth) is in — Dangerous to, or, Do not come into less
fathoms-------------------------- OV than — feet water---------------- FV
—How many fathoms? Footbridge ----------------------- HGR
|MTV Foot ice --------------------------- PBI
| MTW FATIGUE-D-ING. - Footpath -------------------------NHE
MTX —Much fatigued (or, tired). Foot-sore ------------------------- NHF
MTY —Too fatigued (or, tired). Got bottom—with — feet --------- HBA
MVE —How many feet?
MTZ FAULT-Y-ILY. How many feet at low water? ----- KVF
|
Considerable fault found—with —--JQI | I
am in — feet of water------------- VP
MUA FAVOR-ED-ING-ABLE-Y.
I
draw — feet aft and — feet forward,
OA
Apparently favorable-y------------ Ern Marked in feet-------------------- RLK
Appear-ed-ing-ance favorable------ ERV My draft of water is — feet — inches
I
shall not weigh until I get a favorable aft------------------------------ LNG
start --------------------------- ZAW My draught of water is — feet—inches
I
should esteem it a favor--------- MHP forward------------------------- LND
MUB —If favorable. No bottom—with — feet----------- HBE
MUC —In favor of. Rise and fall is about — feet ------ UxT
—Is he (or person indicated) in favor of? Square foot ----------------------- AXT
MUE —Not in favor of. The depth of water here (or at place indi
MUF —Should it be favorable. cated) is — feet at low water ----KVD
MUG. —Should it not be favorable. Tide has fallen — feet--------------xsr
Without favor---------------------ZHI Tide rises — feet ------------------ XSM
What draught of water in feet could
you lighten to? ------------------ OB
MUH FEAR-ED-ING-FUL-LY. You will have less than — feet of
MUI —Fears are entertained for the safety of —. water --------------------------- KVJ
Need not fear---------------------- SGF You will not have less than — feet of
MUJ —No fear. water ---------------------------- VU
MUK FEARNOUGHT, or, FELT.

– feet water in the hold.------------ QM
MUL FEAST-ED-ING.
|
MVF FEIGN-ED-ING. FEINT.
| MVG —Only intended for a feint. ,
MUN FEATHER-ED-ING.
MUO —Feather strengthening. MVH FELL. (See also FALL.)
MVI "|—Fell down.
MUP FEBRUARY. MVJ —Fell from –.
MU
About February the
—Beginning of February.
– Fell from aloft-------------------- EAD
Fell in with —-------------------- MRO
—End of February. MVK —Fell in with a privateer.
MUS —Next February. Fell off--------------------------- Mr.P
MUT FEDERAL-IST-ATION.
MUW —Shipping Federation. MVI, FELLOw.
MUW FEE. MVN FELON-Y-IOUS-LY.

Any fee (or, charge)?------------- EOW
What are the pilot fees—for—? ---TJU || FELT. (See FEEL) ------------------ MVD
FEEBLE-Y-NEss. (Weak) FELT, or, FEARNOUGHT-------------- MUk
MUX FEED-ING-ER. MVO FELUCCA.

Feed-check valves out of order----- IOD
MUY —Feed pipe. MVP FEMALE.
MUZ —Feed pipe broken (or, out of order). Clothing for female passengers. Wom
MVA —Feed pump. en's clothing--------------------- IWR
#
MVB —Feed pump out of order. —Female on board.
MVC —Feed-pump valves out of order. —Female passenger.
Have you any females on board?---GQH
MVD FEELING. FELt. To FEEL. I have no females on board-------- GQK
The way is off my ship; you may feel
your way past me --- - - ----------HL MVS FEND-ED-ING-ER.
What is the current? Do you, or, Do || MVT —Fend off.
we feel any current?--------. ---. KGI MVU —Fenders ready.
102188°–17—16
242 - GENERAL voCABULARY.
PART II.
FERRULE–FINE.
FERRULE. FIFTEEN-TH-LY.
Boiler tube ferrules---...---------- Gwo
FIFTH-LY. FIVE.
FERRY-IED-ING. —Fifth mast.
—Ferry boat. —Five-masted ship.
FIG,
FETCH-ED-ING. (To reach).
—Can fetch. FIGHT-ING. FouGHT. To FIGHT.
—Can you fetch? —A running fight.
—Fetch on the other tack. Any fighting—at —?--------------- EOx
—Fetch on this tack. —I have had (or vessel indicated has had)
I
—How high must lie to fetch? fight with privateer.
a
—You will not fetch. —Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew.
To FETCH. —There has been fighting
at
"|FETCH-ED-ING. (See BRING)-HIK —?
FEVER-ISH. FIGURE.
A case of fever has broken out on board —Figurehead.
this ship (or ship indicated)------ GPr
Any cases of fever on board (or, FILE.
at −)?--------------------------- EON
Case of fever ---------------------- IDM FILL-ED-ING. To FILL.
Enteric fever --------------------- MFE —Fill main topsail.
Fever and ague ------------------. DUZ —Fill up water.
-
MWH —Fever very prevalent at —.
—Has yellow fever diminished at —? FILTER-ED-ING,
—Has yellow fever disappeared at —? —Filter tank.
—Ihave had cases of yellow fever onboard.
—I have had no cases of yellow fever on FINAL-LY.
board.
—Intermittent fever.
—Is there yellow fever at —?
—Jungle fever. - MYG FINANCE-LAL-IER.
—Malarious fever.
—Scarlet fever. MYH FIND-ING. To FIND. (See also Found.)
—Typhoid fever. MYI —Can, or, May find.
Typhus fever----------------------
- YFS MYJ —Can you find—?
MYK
—Yellow fever.
—Yellow fever has diminished at – MYL
—Can not find.
—Could find.
Could not find the address--------- Durº
—Yellow fever has disappeared at —.
—Yellow fever is raging at —. - MXN —Did you find?
MWY — — men of the crew have been 'ill of —Find out.
yellow fever. (Number to follow.) MYP —Find out the mistake.
MWZ — — passengers have been yellow Found
of
ill
follow.) MYQ —He (or person indicated) will find.

to
fever. (Number
find great difficulty weighing-- Rzv
in
I
MXA. FEW. be found----------...-TLA

A
to
FEW. Not piece

a
.
few days ----------------------- KMV Rangefinder---------------------- UHV

A
MXB —Few expected. MYR —Should you (or person indicated) find.
.
MXC MYS
—Few hurt.
—sº you (or person indicated) not
•
Few opportunities ---------------- sfew 1101.

MXD —Fewer. Try find out ------------------- YCvy
to
MXE —Fewest. The fewest. MYT —Where shall find—?

II
MXF —Have, or, Has few. MYU —Where shall find—(vessel indicated)?
a
In few minutes. Few minutes---RVC You will find great difficulty getting
in
a
Too few -------------------------- XVD through the ice at —-------------PC:

Very few ------------------------- YPG MYV —You will find me —(time indi
at
—
at
Very few arrivals ----------------- EYT cated).

You will find the pilot —(direction
in
MXG. FID-DED-DING. indicated) ----------------------- Tuz

MXH FIDDLE-D-ING MYW, FINE... (Good.)
MXI —Fiddler. MYX —Fine day.
MYZ —Fine weather.
MXJ FIELD-ED-ING. MZA. —If fine.
Field glass. Binocular------------ GLB Very fine --. ----------------------YPH
MXR —Field gun.
•
Ice field, or, Floe------------ ---- PBW MZB FINE-D-ING. (To mulct.)
-
Illuminate-d-ing mine field.-------- PDB Police (orother)authorities havefined—,

Mine field------------------- - - - - - - RUO FNP
FINGER—FIRM. –
MZC | FINGER. FIRE—Continued.
NAJ| |—How long have you (or vessel indicated)
MZD FINISH. - been on fire?
MZE |—Finished-ing. To finish.
-
I am on fire -----------------------. NM
I am sinking (or, onfire); send all avail
...a
MZF |—Have you finished?
MZG |—Is it able boats to save passengers and
Report when finished (or, complete-d)—d CreW -----------------------------NO
with ----------------------------.JKs NAK |—I shall fire into boats if they persist in
MZH |—Shall be finished. coming alongside.
MZI —When finished. Is fire extinguished? ---------------. OS
When finished coaling------------- IxP || NAL –Is — (vessel indicated) on fire?
MZJ —When will you (or vessel indicated) be Reep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or,
finished? shore all night) ----------------- FZW
When will you have finished coaling? Keep your fires banked up--------- PZV
IXQ Layfires --------------------------QIV |
NAM —Let your fires down.
MZK | FIR. Light your fires-------------------- QSJ
Lighting fires---------------------- QSC
MZL | FIRE. Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
MZN |—Alarm of fire. place for coming on shore -------- kE
Are you on fire?-------------------- oM | NAO |−May I fire?
MZO
3. up fires
an extinguishsh fire----------------
FUK
fire.....------------ MPs Mº, guns firing in — (direction indi
cated) -------------------------- OKH
Minute guns firing last night in —
(quarter indicated) -------------- Oki
Missed fire------------------------ RWY
No combustibles (or, explosives) near
the fire---------------------------HR
Destroyed by fire------------------ KXO || NAP –On fire.
§§
not light your fires------------- QRS Open fire, or, Commence fire------- Srid
§
É.raw fires------------------------- LNI
-i.
Port fire--------------------------- TPD
-:
—Fire
Engine-room
a.
.###".
and lights out.
...tº
fire------------------ MBF || NAQ |—Put out fires.
ammunition ---------- EFºx
uick-firing gun ------------------ OKL
*
Fire -----------
bar FWK Firemen's Union.
#. ----------------------
Fire brigade HGZ §§§
AS –Under fire—of.
Fire bucket----------------------- HKW Wessel indicated is on fire ----------- OT
Fire can easily be got at ------------ ON Where is the fire? ------------------ OU
Fire difficult to get at -------------- OP With assistance fire can be subdued.
MZ R
Fire engine --
—Fire-ing. To H.---------------- Mar fire
I
With help may be able to extinguish
----------------------------- FGW
fire.
MZS –Fire is extinguished. ' With assistance, fire can be
Fire gaining------------------------ OQ extinguished ---------------------NY
*
Fire gains rapidly; take people off --NG NAT |—You can get any quantity of firewood.
MZT –Fire grapnel. | NAU |—You must not fire.
Fire has beenburning these—hours-HNF
Fire has broken out on board of—--GQC FIRE BAR. FURNACE BAR----------- FWK
MZU –Fire in —. -
Fire in hold amongst cargo --------- Or FIRE BUCKET------------------------ HikV
Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist
all Ce ---------------------------- NH FIRE ENGINE ------------------------ MAP
Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at Have you a good fire engine? ------ NAG
the best place for landing -------- KE
MZV –Fireproof. RAFT).-------------- MZW
FIRE SHIP, (or,
MZW –Fire ship (or, raft).
MZX |—Fire upon. FIREARMs--------------------------- MZY
MZY –Firearms.
NAB | –Fireman. FIREMAN----------------------------NAB
NAC –Firewood. Firemen and Seamen's Union - - - - - NAR
NAD –Fireworks. -
NAE –Firing battery. FIREwood -------------------------- NAC

• NAF |—Firing gear. You can get any quantity of firewood,
Forced fires----------------------- NHX NAT
Guns firing in —(quarter indicated)-OJz
Guns firing last night in (quarter indi- FIREWORKS ------------------------- NAD
cated) ------------------------ --OKA -
Guns firing to the –
-------------- OKB FIRKIN. (Measure of capacity) ----- AYW.
NAG |—Have you a good fire engine? -
NAH |—Have you fire hose enough for —? | NAV | FIRM-LY-NESs.
-—Heard firing to the –.

-
NAI
Heave-to, or I will fire into you ----- ID NAW FIRM of —.
|
FIRST-FLAG.
|
NAX | FIRST-LY. l FISH-Continued.
At first----------------------------FID | NCI —Will you lend me a fish for my mast?
By the first conveyance ------------ JTz
First-class ------------------------- Isf || NCJ FIT-TED-TING-NESs (to, or, FoR).
First-class torpedo boat.------------ GSX Article indicated can be supplied, but it
NAY |—First mast. will require fitting---------------EZF
NAZ ||—First offer. | NCK –Fit for the purpose-of.
NBA ||—First of all. In the first place. NCL |—Fitted-ting out.
NBC –First officer. NCM –Fit-ted-ting very well.
NBD –First opportunity. - NCO |—Fitting new propeller.
NBE |—First quarter. No boats fit for this work --------- Zhy
NBF |—First quarter of the moon. Send boats fit for landing passengers-FI
NBG |—First ship. NCP –Will not fit.
NBH |—First time.
NBI |—First voyage. "IVE, FIFTH-LY-------------------- Mix N
NBJ |—First watch. - Fifth mast------------------------ Mixo
First week in —------------------- ZAM Five-masted ship------------------ MxP
In the first place. First of all ----- NBA NCQ Fix-ED-ING
(or, Greenwich)
---- ------ xtJ
--------------------------mº *.
F.d
you any time
M..meridian
-3. #: any time—for —------.
t fix - xTK
º
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of
*...!?4tº1o'
Greenwich –
QA’” = 0.h.24m.49.
6°12'24"
NCR flashingg light.
li
NCS –Fixed light.
NBK —My first meridian is Greenwich. NCT | FIXTURE.
My first meridian is Paris, east of Green
wich 2° 20'15" = 0h. 9m. 218 - - - - - TBL || NCU FLAG. (See also Colors.)
The first lull, or, When it lulls ----RDA Admiral's flag -------------------- DRM
NBL |—What is your first meridian? Admiralty flag --------------------DLs
NBM |—When first seen. Beach the vessel where flag is waved
Will you show me your Greenwich (or, (or, light is shown).-------------- FZT
first meridian) mean time?-------.xN Boat should endeavor to land where flag
- is waved (or, light is shown).------ JZ
NBO | FISH. . | NCV –Can make out flags (or, colors).
Codfish-ery ------------------------ IzB || NCW |—Can you make out her flag (or, signal)?
NBP -—Fish-ed-ing. To fish. Can not distinguish your flags; come
Fish davit ------------------------ KMs nearer, or make Distant Signals---vm
NB —Fishhook.
| NCX |—Can not make out the flags (or, signals).
NB —Fish very scarce. - | Code flag (when spoken of)--------- Izr
NBS |-Fisherman. Does embargo extend to vessels under —
NBT |—Fishery. flag?---------------------------- LWC
Fishery steamer ------------------ WTG Flag captain ---------------------Hwr
Fishing craft (or, boat) ----------- KAz || NCY |—Flag of truce.
NBU |—Fishing ground. - NCZ |—Flagship.
NBW |—Fishing line. NDA |—Flag signal-ling.
NBW |—Fishing net. NDB |—Flagstaff.
NBX |—Fishing season. Flag union downward ------------- MEJ
NBY |—|Fresh fish. Flags seen but signal not understood,
NBZ |—Good season for fish. wox
Herring fishery-------------------- OU.J. Foreign flags (colors, ensigns)----- MEk
NCA |—Have you any fish? Geneva Convention flag (when spoken
NCB |—I have taken—(quantity indicated)—of
fish.
Pilchard fishery ------------------- TIM
Preserved fish ---------------------TUI
NDC | –Haul down flags.
i.
of) ----------------------------- Nxt
Hoist mast-head flags.------------- owg
Hoist quarantine flag--------------- TV.
Salt fish--------------------------- vPT || NDE –Hoist your flags where best seen.
Shellfish ------------------------- VWH House flag ------------------------ OZQ
The bank is encumbered with fishing
boats---------------------------. EP
Ican not make out the flags (or, signals),
NCx
NCD |—There are plenty of fish to be caught I can not make out the flags; hoist the
here. signals in a better position ------ owl,
Whale fishery--------------------- ZBx NDF ||—I can not make out the bottom flag.
- NDG |—I can not make out the second flag.
§
NCE | FISH-ED-ING. To FISH. (Repair a spar.) NDH |—I can not make out the third flag.
NCF |—A fish for —. | NDI |—I can not make out the flag.
NCG |—Can be fished at sea. Not clean bill of health flag (when
NCH |—Can you supply a fish for my — (spar || spoken ) ---------------------- ISw
indicated)? NDJ |—Numeral % flag.
Fish davit ------------------------ KMs | NDK –Pilot-boat flag (when spoken of).
Fish the anchor, or, Anchor fished-EHB
Sprung foremast, but can fish it at
|| NDL –Pilot jack (or, flag) {}.
–Plague flag (when spoken of).
ken of).
|| NDM
Sea ----------------------------- NKx || NDO |—Powder flag (when spoken of).
FLAG –FLUKE. -
–3.
-
FLAG-Continued. FLEET-Continued.
NDP –Private flag. Where is our fleet (or, squadron)?--wpi
NDQ flag (when spoken of). Where is the—fleet (or, squadron)?--SK
epeat ship's name; your flags were not Where was the fleet (or, squadron) on
made out ------------------------ DU the -º-------------------------- WPJ
Set
†
flags ------------------------ Vsi
Signal not understood, although the
flags are distinguished ---------- w.
FLEw. (See FLY)------------------. NGC
NEW FLExIBLE-Y-ILITY.
ºi.
||
Royal flag ------------ wqN | NEX |FLIGHT.
—ſººn-
Standard.
NDR
º
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - YJE FLING-ING. FLUNG. (Throw)------- XR.J.
§§ –W.#:
is she
—Your flags arc not clear.
are they) under? NEY
NEZ
|FLINT-Y.
||F -º-º-TM
Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted of floating ice in — PBG
(or, hoisted upside down) ------owm III.iv.
Am, Is, or, Are afloat ---------------
Your signal flags can not be distin- NFA –Floated off
guished ------------------------- LHB Floating anchor. Sea anchor ------ EIC
NDU
NDV
FLAME-D-ING. Floating bridge -
lid compass
Floating, or, Liquid
HGQ
compass ---. -- JHP T.
§ "#.º.º.
FLANGE.
Floating dock --------------------- LJD
NDW FLANNEL. NFB |—Floating light.
NFC ||—Floating mine.
NFD |—Floating obstruction in (or, at) —.
–Holme's light (large flare). Floating stage--------------------wev
NDZ
-Hºlight (small flare).
UME
Light, or, floating light is discontinued
(or, gone).------------------------ QSG
White flare------------------------
---------- - - - - - - -------- ZDH
Nearly afloat----------------------DQA
NEA FLASH-ED-ING. Not afloat------------------------- DQB
Burn blue light, or, Flash powder--Goq º Paddle float ----------------------- szkº
Fixed and flashing light ----------- NCR || NFE |—The tide will float her off.
NEB |-Flashing light. NFG |—When you float.
NEC —Group flashing light. Will be afloat ---------------------DQF
Use flashing signals------------- 1-WDN || NFH |—Will not float.
NED FLAT-TEN-LY. NFI |FLoCK. (Herd.)
Flat-bottom boat------------------
- *Y || NFJ FLOE -
-
NEF –Flatter-est. .. Ice field, or, Floe------------------ PBW
º
Send flats to discharge cargo ------- IAZ
NEG | FLAW.
NFK FLOG-GED-GING.
NEH –Flaw in shaft. . NFL FLOOD-ED-ING.
As soon as the flood tide makes ----FBP
NEI FLAX. NFM |—Flood sets.
-É.
NEJ FLEET. NFO |—Flood -tide.
Any alteration inthe position of the
squadron (or, fleet)?-----. -------- Ebz §§ Next flood
Set?
sh V
Channel fleet (or, squadron).------- ILB NFR –when the flood makes.
NEK —Did the fleet (or, squadron)?
*
When will the flood tide make? ----- XJ
—Fº
Enemy's fleet (or, squadron) ------- LZG.
º
–,
–-É. ś. § Nº.
Enemy's fleet been seen to the NFS FLOOR-ING.
Og
NEL ------------------ FLORIN, GUILDER, or, GULDEN. (Coin)-ATQ
NEM
NEO || ; -. on',
t, or, Squadron
is
when last seen was
NFT ||FLOTILLA.
º:
NFU FLOTSAM.
NEP –Fleet organization. NFV FLOUR.
§§ —i.
(or, Barrels of flour-------------------- FºxT
NES
—From the fleet (or, squadron).
—In the fleet (or, squadron).
NFW
"flºat FLOW.r
*****)
To Xsh
Letters of fleet (or, squadron).----- QOM when will the tide flow...T.
------------- XJ
rºos.
Saw the enemy's fleet (or, squadron)
off — -------- T., IIIT,
I II TT
Ok
IIT FLOWN. (See FLY) ------------, ---- Ngc
Nrx
NET –Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — steer- || NFY FLUE.
ing —. Flue boiler ----------------------- Gºwz
—º º
| |
NEU –The fleet (or, squadron) is at —. NFZ –Sweeping the flues (or, funnels, or, tubes).
NEW (or,
...}}
at is the state of health of the fleet
(or, squadron) at —? ------------ORC
NGA |FLUID *
Condy's fluid.
, - -
Crimson fluid------ JNK
-
When is the fleet (or, squadron)?--wpH FLUKE OF ANCFOR ------------------ Ehic

*
e FLUSH-FOR.
* tºº,...;
NGB |FLUSH-wiTH. Follow-Continued. -
NGQ
NGD
|FLYING...FLEw. FlowN. To FLY.
—Flying jib.,
i
- sº }.” writing it
ſº*
by signal letters instead of writing
instead of it
§
Flvingg. iib-boo -
Jip-boom-------------------GZP at length ------------------------ Wiz
Pilot signal flying NGX I
|—Shall follow?
Strange vessel following convoy - wyv
(Measure of length) ---------- AvX Telegraph
Fold.
or person watca at ---------- tº-ºº:
NGE | FODDER. Telegraph to my family at — the fol
lowing message----------------- xMF
NGF | FOG-GY. The following articles-------------- Ezi
Delayed by thick fog, or, Detained by The following signal (communication,
thick fog ------------------------ Kse or, message) is in cipher (secret)--IQy
Bº: a thick fog ---------------- LPN

uring the fog -------------------- LPr
NoTE.—The cipher will continue until
the person signaling hoists IQs.
NGH |—Fog buoy. NGY |—Will you follow? - s
NGI –Fog Will you forward (or, communicate) the
-: #.
horn.
*.
Fog signal ------------------------ WCJ following signal for me -----------IK
NGJ too NGZ |—With the following information.
oggy weather --------------------- ZC | NHA. FOOD.
Gun - - - -- - - - - - -.--> ------ OJs Distressed for want of food-------- Lhe
.
NGK —How long have you had this fog? Want food (provisions)---------- _YTU
I
have had thick fog on the bank--. Fvo ||
Keep close during the fog --------- Pyo ||
Want food. Starving-------------- NV
..
Want food immediately ------------ Yo
Qn account of the fog (or, weather)-DFQ NHB
sº
| FOOL-ISH-LY-NESS
steam whistle)
*::::::: NHC FOOLSCAP Pºrn.-
-T.
uring fog (or, darkness)--------- WE
The bank was clear of fog ---------- FVI Foot. (Measure of length.) (See also FEET),
NGL
NGM
*::::::::::::
considerable oietention.
fog.
fog as to cause ||
Cubic
utolo foot
Square foot (square or surface measure),
*:
(sotta ºneast tre)) - - - - - - - - Ay
toot, (solid
—#:
º
ick fog coming on---------------- G.J. NHD
"&". III.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.I.Ayo
AXT
|—Through the also FEET.)
NGO KER
NGP |—We have had a lot of fog. Čubic foot
Footbridge ----------------------- Higr
NGQ |Follow-ED-ING-ER." Footice -------------------------- Pei
As follows--------------- ----------FAJ
Communicate the following-------- JFQ
Course to be followed-------------- JZH
||
NHE
NHF -
—Footpath
foot sore.-
NGR —Follow her (it, or, them). Fok--------------------------------- BPA
§§ Líš. me (or vessel indicated).
—Follow motions. #.
all
sideration—of-.....I.
or consideration—of
BPC
—----------- JQN
Following communication (or, signal) For him (his, her, it-s, or person-s or
is confidential (or, private).------- Hix thing-8 indicated) --------------- Bpd
Following communication (signal, or, NHG |—For instance. .
message) is secret and in cipher--IQv || For me (my, mine).---------------- BPE
*
NOTE.-The cipher will continue until || NHI —For passage—to (or, in).
the person signaling hoists IQs. For − (person's indicated) -------. BPD
Fºllºwing message by tele-
É.
(or, this)----------------- BPF
}.
...! *
or the ---------------------------BPG
º
graph to---------------------- NMW
Forward following telegraphic message For the future -------------------- nurt
º
-
NHJ
-
letters instead of writing it
at length------------------------- xB NHK -É.
—For #.
present.
the purpose—of.
present.
-
; i. º
, || -
NGU –Forward the following informationto–. NHL |—For the quarter.
Has paper of the following date ---KMC NHM –For the safety of.
NGV
-Hi!.ion from
the following informa-
–. ||
|
NHO
—i.
NHP |—For #. º:
the shore.
of.
Have received the following communi- || NHQ ||—For the sick, .
*$º
from your BPH
y::::::::::::: BPI
!.
agent (or, Owner) ----------------- IA or these (or, those).-----...--------.
I the following information— ------------ ----- BPF
TOIn- ------------------------- NGv || NHR |—For #. ºnal)
#. this port.
NGW |—I will follow. For us (our-s)---------------------- BPJ
express with the following For ----- BPR
sº,#.
se)
intelligence --------------------- POh For, or, To whom (or, whose)? ----BPL

Send the following articles -------- EZH For you (your-s).------------------ BPM.
Send the following message by post indi
to
He, She, thing's

or
(or person-s
isIt
--------- WY cated) (or, are) for------------BUR

at
owner (or, Mr. —)

to
Not for --------------------------- CFR

by
Send the following message telegraph

—-----xA −)------------ Uus
|
to
—
Ready for (or,

to
at
owner (or, Mr. —)

to
FOR –FORCE. |
FoR—Continued. NHW FORCE-D-ING. To FORCE. i

Run for. Make for-----...----------RIH | Enemy is collecting inforce—at . --LZD
Sailed for ------------------------VEI Enemy's force -------------------- LZH
Send for -------------------------- vPR ||
|
NHW —Forced by.
They are for ----------------------CNM || NHX |—Forced fires.
Used-for----------------------- YMv || NHY —Forcible-y.
Was, or, Were for -----------------COP I
did not abandon her until I was forced,
Where for?------------------------ CTA Cxo
NHS –Whom is it for? Whom for. Inferior force---------------------- PJL,
Superior force -------------------- XEM
NHT FORAGE-D-ING. To FORAGE. - United force ---------------------- YJH
NHU FORBID-DEN-DING. For BADE. | NHZ —What force?
FORCE OF WIND.
NLA FORCE OF WIND.
Force.
NoTE.—The signals only represent the numbers. Thus: NIK is force of wind 8.
NIB — 0 || Denotes calm.
NIC — 1 Light air, just sufficient to give steerage way.

-
NID — 2 |
-
Light breeze With which a well-conditioned ship under all 1 to 2 knots.
} sail and clean full would go in smooth water. }
#
NIE
#
-- *- 4- --
— 3 || Gentle breeze 3 to 4 knots.
an
NIF — 4 || Moderate breeze -- -- -- 4. 4 to 5 knots.
# qo
-
NIGH — 5 | Fresh breeze ſ In which the same ship could
carry closehauled
just
}Royals, etc. . #
# 5
rº
NIH 44 -- --
— 6 || Strong breeze Single reefs and top-
à
gallant sails.
--
NIJ ,— 7 Moderate gale
44 4-
Double reefs, jib, Topgallant
etc. sails.
–
iº
NIK 8 || Fresh gale
44 44. -- Triple reefs, Topsails,
courses, etc. jib, etc.
Reefed up
Close reefs ſ
* s
NIL — 9 || Strong gale
-- tº -- and courses.
-
courses. Lower top
sails and
-
courses.
NIM –10 |
|
Whole gale With which she could only bear closereefed Lower main topsail
maintopsail and reefed foresail. and reefed foresail.
INIO –11 || Storm With which she would be reduced to storm, staysails.
NIP —12 Hurricane To which she could show no canvas.
|
NOTE.
Rate, PREssune. | RATE. PRESSURE.

|
Description of wind. Description of wind.
Miles | Feet Force in | Miles I Feet Force in
per per pounds per per per pounds per
hour. minute. square foot. hour. minute. square foot.
1 88 .005 || Hardly perceptible. 30 2640 4.429

2 176
'%' || Light
g air - 35 | 3080 6.027 ! strong gale.
3 264 .044 40 3520
*::::" |! whole gale
gale.
4 || 352
'%' |! Gentle breeze - | 45 3960 3.300 |
5 440 . 123 | 50 4400 | 12.304 || Storm.
10
15
|| 880
1320
492
1.107 | Fresh to strong breeze. 60
º, gº
5280 17. 733
34.1; Great storm.
20 || 1760 1.970 80 7040 || 31.490
gale. Hurricane.
25 2200 3.067 ; Moderate 100 8800 49.200
248 GENERAL, VOCABULARY. PART II.
FORD–FORESIGHT.
NIQ |Ford-ED-ING-ABLE. FoRE TOPGALLANT SAIL ------------- NJ.H

NIR FORE. FoRE TOPGALLANT YARD------------- NJI
NIS
NIT
—Can
|—Fore
Iand
get a spar for a fore yard at —?
aft. For E TOPMAST - ... ------------------NJK
NIU |—Fore and aft sails. Fore topmast sprung -------------- NJL
Fore chains------------------------IJQ
Fore clew garnets ----------------- IUG. FoRE TOPSAIL -----------------------NJo
NIV —Fore course. Fore sail.
Fore hold ---------- --------------- NJU Fore TopsAIL YARD ----------------. N.JP
Fore magazine -------------------- REL Lower fore topsail yard------------ Niki
NIW —Fore part. Upper fore topsail yard------------ Nk.J.
NIX |—Fore rigging.
NIY |—Fore royal. Fore YARD-------------------------- NJQ
NIZ |—Fore royal yard. I have carried away fore yard ----. Nkh
NJA I have
º
|—Fore runner. sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
sail -------------------------- NIV
§
Fore KJH
NJB |—Fore sheet. What are the dimensions of your fore
—Fore stay. yard ---------------------------- LAP
JD –F
TÉ.
taysail.1
NJE NKL |Forecast. (See also WEATHER.)
NJF |—Fore top. What is the meteorological forecast for
tº
NJG |—Fore topgallant mast. to-day?:--------------------------zk
NJH
NJI
|—Fore topgallant sail.
—F t wº is the forecast for
O-IIlorrow?-----------------------
meteorological ZL
NJK TÉ. topmast llant yard.
NKM –What is the weather forecast?
NJL |—Fore sprung.
ForeCASTLE------------------------- leo
NJM |—Fore topmast staysail.
NJO |—Fore topsail.
ForeFoot --------------------------- NJT
NJP |—Fore topsail yard.
NJ —Fore yard.
-------------------------- NJU
NJ —Fore yard gone in the slings. Forehold
–F
NJS
#."º"............
d -
-------------------------
Forecastle
NKL
IEO
|| NKO |Foreign.
Foreign affairs -------------------- DPC
NJT –Forefoot. Foreign colors (flags, ensigns).----MEK
NJU |—Forehold. NKP —Foreign crew.
NJW |—Foreland. Foreign Enlistment Act.----------- DI.F
NJW –Forelock. NKQ —Foreign-going ship.
NJX –Foreman. NKR —Foreign Office, State Department.
NJY |—Foremast. NKS —Foreign officer. -
NJZ —Foremost. NKT –Foreign telegram.
Forenoon. A. M. Before noon. In the Foreign trade ---------------------xZL
forenoon ----------------------- EDU || NKU —Foreigner. - --- -
NKA |—Forereach-ed-ing. Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign
NKB —Foresee-n-ing. Shipping-----------------------QwV
-i...ºf
NKC |—Foresight. NKV –Vessel is a foreigner.
NKD
NKE –Foretell-ing. Foretold. For ELAND -------------------------- Najw-
NKF |—Forewarn-ed-ing.
Forelock -------------------------- NJ:w
NKG |—|Gaff fore sail.
NKH |—I have carried away fore yard. ForeMAN ---------------------------NJX
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
NKI —Lower fore topsail yard. FoREMAST--------------------------- Nuy
NKJ |—Upper fore topsail yard. | NKW –Sprung my fore mast and must bear up.
what are the dimensions of your fore NKX –Sprung my fore mast, but can fish it at
yard? --------------------------- LAP sea.
NKY –With loss of fore mast.
Fore PART ------------------------- NIW For EMOST -------------------------- Naz
FORE Rigging- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------ Nix FORENOON. A. M. BEFORE NOON. IN

| THE FORENOON ------------------ Edu
For E RUNNER ----------------------- N.J.A NKZ —Forenoon watch.
FORE STAY - -- - - NJC FOREREACH-ED-ING ------------------ NKA

FoRESEE-N-ING ---------------------. Nixie
Fork Top ---------------------------NJF | NLA —Could not foresee. Unforeseen.
FORE TOPGALLANT MAST------------- NJG For ESIGHT -------------------------- Nr.c
FOREST-FOUL.
-
NLB |For EST-ER. FORTUNATE–Continued.

NMP |–Fortune.
FoRESTALL-ED-ING ------------------ NKD || NM —Have you been fortunate?
| NM —I have been fortunate.
FORETELL-ING. FORETOLD ---------- NKE | NMS –I
have not been fortunate.
NMT |—No fortune.
ForºtoP ---------------------------- NJF Very fortunate -------------------- YPI
FoREWARN-ED-ING ------------------ NKF NMU FORWARD-ED-ING—TO —. To FORWARD.
- Afloat forward---------------------Bx
NLC |FORFEIT-ED-ING-URE. NMV –Can I forward (or, take)
letters for you?
Can telegraph
message be forwarded
NLD FORGE. from –?------------------------- WR
NLE - –Have you anyone that can work at a Can you forward my message by tele
forge? graph?--------------------------- HU
Forward answer by telegraph to signal
NLF Forge-D-ING-R. To Forge. station at --------------------- EMW
Forward-ed-ing application to (or, for),
NLG FORGERY. ESP
Forward by telegraph and pay for trans
NLH FORGET-TING. FORGOT-TEN. mission -------------------------- hy
NLI —Do not forget. NMW —Forward following message by tele
NLJ |—I have forgotten. graph to —.
NLK —I will not forget. Forward following telegraphic message
NLM |—Will not forget. by signal letters instead of writing it
NLO –You have (or person indicated has) for- at length------------------------- xb
gotten. Forward immediately-------------- PDI
NMX |—Forward letters—to (or, for).
NLP FORGIVE-N-ING-NESS. FORGAVE. NMY |—Forward message immediately without
loss of time to —.
| NLQ (FoRk-ED-ING. IN Fork. Forward my communication by tele
NLR —Forkhead. graph, and pay for its transmission,
In fork --------------------------- NLQ - HY
NLS —Knives and forks. NMZ |—Forward my despatches.
Forward my message through the tele
NLT FORM-ED-ING. To FORM. graph by signal letters------------ XB
| Annul present formation---------- EMH ||. . Forward reply to my message by tele
NLU —Form a iunction—with. - graph to -----------------------WT
NLV —Form columns of divisions in lime ahead. Forward the following information to—,
NLW —Form single column in line abreast. NGU
NLX |—Form single column in line ahead. NOA |—Have my letters been forwarded?
NLY | –Formation. NOB —Have they been forwarded?
NLZ –In proper form. Idraw — feet aft — feet forward---oa
| Present form-ation ---------------- TUB || NOC |—I have forwarded the.
| Preserve formation---------------- TUG | NOD |—I will forward.
NOE |—I will forward your letter on.
| NMA. FORMAL-LY-ITY. My draught of water is — feet — inches
orward ------------------------ LND
NMB FORMER-LY. NOF |—My letters are all forwarded.
NOG I
|—Shall forward?
| NMC ForMIDABLE. NOH |—Shall, or, Will forward (or, be for
-
warded).
NMD FORSAKE-N-ING. FORSOOK. Tell — (person indicated) not to forward
any more letters for me----------- QS
MME | ForT-RESS. NOI —They have been forwarded.
Any forts?------------------------ Eoy || NOJ |—Were my letters properly forwarded?
Strong fort ----------------------- XAR Will you forward my letters (or, des
patches) to — ?------------------- QU
INMF FORTHWITH. Will you forward (or, communicate) the
• following signal for me? ---------- IK
NMG FORTIFY-IED-ING.
NMH –Fortification. Fot. (Measure of length)----------- AVZ
NMI —Fortifications have been increased at —.
Strongly fortified ----------------- XAU Fought. (See also FIGHT) --...-------MxR
| When was the battle fought? ------ rzb
NMJ ForTNIGHT-LY. - Where was the battle fought?------ Fzc
NMK —A fortnight since.
In about a fortnight -------------- DAH || NOK FOUL-ED-ING-NESS.
Anti-fouling composition ---------- ENZ
NML | ForTUNATE-LY. Bottom (ship's) foul-------------- HAw
NMO –Fortunate enough to. Every appearance of foul weather--ERz
FOUL–FRIAR'S BALSAM,
-
T
FOUL–Continued. FRANC. (Coin).--------------------- A.The

Foul anchor. Fouled her (or, my) | .
anchor -------------------------- Eild NPQ |FRANCE. (See also FRENCH.)
Foulberth ------------------------ GFQ Bank of France ---------- --------- FUo
Rocky bottom------ HAZ -
Foul ground.
NOL –Foul hawse. NPR FRAUD-ULENT.
NOM –Foul wind.
NOP –Have, or, Has been fouled by — (vessel || NPS FREE-D-ING-LY.
indicated). NPT |—Can not keep free with pumps.
Hawser fouled screw-------------- opU | NPU |—Free port.
I
have hooked your anchor--------- EIL || NPV |—Free trade-r.
Run, or, Ran against (or, foul of)--DSG NPW |—Freeboard.
You are in a foul berth (not in a good || NPX |—Go-ing free.
berth) -------------------------- GHK || NPY |—I can keep free with pumps.
You have given me a foul berth ---GHL Is the harbor at — free from ice?---PBz
The harbor at — is free from ice ---PCE
NOQ |Found. (See also FIND.)
Considerable fault found—with —--JQI | NPZ |FREEZE-ING. FROZEN. -
Found defective -----------------. KRE | NQA .]—Frozen meat.
NOR |—Found guilty. NQB |—Is — frozen over?
Gold has been found—at ---------- ODL || N — — is frozen over.
Goods are found ------------------ OER Frozen meat cargo ---------------- Hizb
NOS —Have, or, Has found. -
NOT ||—Have, or, Has not found.
Not a piece has been found--------- TIA || NQD |FREIGHT.
Pieces of the wreck have been found-TIB Any freight offering?-------------- Eoz
NOU –Was, or, Were found. NQE |—Freight is to be procured.
NOW –Was, or, Were not found. NQF –Freight looking better.
NQG |—Freight may be had for — (place indi
NOW FOUNDATION. cated) at — shillings per ton.
- | NQH |—Have you any freight for —?
NOX | FOUNDER-ED-ING. Is cotton freight to be procured?---JXw
Foundered at her anchors---------- EIF || NQI —Is freight paid?
Is it confirmed that — (vessel indicated) || NQJ |—No freight to be had.
has foundered? ------------------ JOC || NQK —There is good freight to be had—at.
NOY –Vessel indicated is supposed to have || NQL |—What are the freights for —?
foundered. | NQM |—Where can I get any freight?
•
NOZ ||Foun DRY. | NQO |FRENCH-MAN, FRENCH Colors.
NPA |FOUNTAIN. NQP FRENCH LLoyd's. VERITAs.
NPB | FOUR-TH-LY. NQR FREQUENT-LY. s

Four-masted barque -------------- Fx9 || NQS |—I have frequently.
NPC –Four-masted schooner. NQT |—It frequently occurs.
NPD |—Four-masted ship.-
NPE |—Fourth mast. | NQU |FRESH-LY. -
Fourth-mast chain----------------- IJR Can fresh beef be procured?-------- GCz
NPF –Fourth week in —. Fresh beef ------------------------ GDB
Fresh beef and vegetables --------- GDC
NPG | FourTEEN-TH. Fresh bread. Soft bread ---------- heo
Fresh breeze ---------------------- Hez
Fowl ------------------------------- IOP Fresh butter ---------------------- Hos
Fresh fish------------------------- NBY
NPH | FOX. NQV |—Fresh gale.
NQW |—Fresh meat.
FRACTION. (See page 84) ----------- BCY || NQX |—Fresh milk.
NPI —Fractional. NQY |—|Fresh mutton.
NQZ –Fresh pork.
NPJ FRACTURE-D-ING.
- NRA |—Fresh provisions.
NPK |—A severe fracture. NRB |—Fresh vegetables to be obtained.
NRC –Fresh water.
NPL | FRAGILE, FRAIL. Wind fresh ------------------------ ZFI
NPM FRAGMENT. NRD FRESHEN-ED-ING.

Breeze will freshen---------------- HFY
NPO FRAME-D-ING. NRE –Freshen the nip.
Crank frame ---------------------- KBJ If the wind should freshen--
Propeller frame broken (or, gone).--Tyz Wind will freshen-----------------
Screw frame, or, Banjo------------ FUG
Stern frame -------- -------------- WUT || NRF |FRIAR's BALSAM.
T
- -
——
FRICTION.—FUNERAL.
NRG |FRICTION. NSD FRUIT.

Friction tube --------------------- YDF | NSE |—Fruit is to be obtained on shore.
NSF |—No fruit is to be obtained on shore.
NRH | FRIDAY. Preserved fruit -------------------- TUJ
NRI –Friday
—Before Friday.
NRJ morning. NSG |FRUSTRATE-D-ING-ION.
NRK |—Friday night. NSH |—Have, or, Has been frustrated.
NRL |—Good Friday. NSI |—Was, or, Were frustrated. -
Last Friday-----------------------QGB
Next Friday.--------------------- SHw || NSJ |FUEL. (See also CoAL.)
| Bad fuel -------------------------- FRC
NRM | FRIEND-SHIP. Economize-d-ing fuel -------------- LTC
NRO |—Are your friends safe? Patent fuel------------------------ TEC
NRP |—Friendly with.
NRQ —Have you any friends—in —? NSK | FUGITIVE.
Vessel chasing is a friend ---------- INU
NRS –Your friend is on board. NSL | FULFILL-ED-ING.
NRT |FRIGATE. NSM | FULL. -

Are you at full speed? Is steam up?
|FROM ------------------------------- BPn WZ
Broke adrift ---------------------- DMO Engine room full of water--------. MBG
NRW |–Broke from. Full crew------------------------- KCZ
Days from ------------------------KNE Full charge ----------------------- IMH.
From him (his, her-s, or person-s or || NSO |—Full dress.
thing-8 indicated) --------------- BPO || NSP |—Full moon.
From me (my, mine) -------------- BPQ || NSQ |—Full of passengers.
From that (or, this) --------------- BPR || NSR |—Full of water.
| From the-------------------------- BPs || NST –Full power.
| From the captain ---------------- Hwy || NSU |—Full-rigged ship.
| From the eastward----------------
LSD NSW –Full speed.
NRW —From the island. | Full stop------------------------- WXE
| From the northward--------------- sjL || NSW |—Fully.
INRX —From the rear. | Fully insured.-------------------- PNY
From the southward-------------- WLH Fully tried------------------------ YCM
From the westward --------------- zBR Go ahead full speed ----------------- LI
NRY | –From, or, Off the wind. Go astern full speed---------------- LM
From them (their-s) --------------- Go full speed---------------------- OBS
From there ---------------- NSX |—He, or, She is full of men.
From these (or, those) I am going full speed -------------- OCI
From time to time -----. ---------. I am on full-speed trial,
From us (our-s)------------------- BPW Code Flag over A
From what (or, which) ------------ BPx I havespeed
— hours' coal for full speed (or
From whence (or, where).---------- BPY || for indicated) ------------- IXD
From whom (or, whose).----------- BPZ || Is steam up, or, Are you at full speed?
From you-r-s---------------------- BQA VZ
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- || NSY |—Quite full.
cated) is (or, are) from----------- BUS Stokehold full of water----------- WVX
Miles from (or, distant)------------ LGI || Was fully expected --------------- MNT
Not from-------------------------- What is your consumption of coal per
Parted from----------------------- hour at full speed --------------- IXM
Sailed from —--------------------- NSZ —Will fully explain.
Sails from —---- -
They are from-------------- NTA | FULMINATE-D-ING. i
Was, or, Were from --------------- NTB |—Fulminate of mercury. |
Where are you from?
Where from? From where?------- BPY || NTC | FUMIGATE-D-ING-ION.
NRZ FRONT-ING.
In front of —. Before the – ------ GDI FUN, or, CANDAREEN. (Coin) ------- ATB
- NTD | FUND-ED-ING.
NSA FRONTIER. *
NTE | FUNDS
NSB FROST. - NTF |—How are the funds—at —?
NSC –Frost bitten. -
NTG ||—Want of funds.
- || NTH FUNERAL.
FRozEN. (See FREEZE) NPZ || NTI |—Funeral of —.
Frozen meat ------------ NQA || NTJ |—Funeral party.
Frozen meat cargo ---------------- HZB | NTK |—Funeral takes place at — (place) and
Is — frozen over? -----------------NQB at —(time and date).
— is frozen over------------------- NQC NTL —When will funeral take place?
|
252 GENERAL WOCABULARY. PART II. ,
FUNNEL–G-ALE.
NTM | FUNNEL. |- NUP FUTTOCK SHROUD.

NTO |—Funnel carried away.
NTP |—Funnel of —(vessel indicated) is —. NUQ |FUTURE.
NT —Her funnels are placed —. NUR |—In, or, For the future.
NT —How are her funnels placed? NUS |—Some future opportunity.
NTS —How many funnels has she?
Passed a war vessel disguised; fun- || NUT |FUZE.
nels —. (Here give the color or design || NUV |—Bickford's fuze.
of the line of steamers that it may be || NUW |—Detonating fuze.
an imitation of) ----------------LEO Electric fuze---------------------- LUW
Sweeping the funnels (or, flues, or, NUX |—Instantaneous fuze.
tubes) -------------------------- NFZ || NUY |—Patent fuze.
NTU |—Wessel indicated has — funnels. NUZ |—Percussion fuze.
NVA |—Time fuze.
FUNT. (Measure of weight)---------- BAL
NTV | FUR-RED-RIER.
NTW | FURL-ED-ING.
Do not furl sails------------------ WDW
Furl awnings --------------- ------ FPx
NTX |—Furl sails (or sail indicated).
NTY |—I shall not furl sails.
NTZ |—Shall I furl sails?
FURLoNG. (Measure of length) ----- AWB
NUA | FURNACE.
Furnace bar, or, Fire bar --------- FWK
NUB |—Furnace collapsed.
Furnace considered dangerous----- KLB
NUC |—Furnace crown of boiler collapsed. NVB |G. (Letter.) (For new method of spell.
NUD ||—Furnace leaky. ing, see page 18.)
NUE |—Furnace overheated.
- NVC |GAFF.
NUF | FURNISH-ED-ING—witH. (See also SUP- || NVD |—At the gaff.
PLY.) NVE |—Gaff end.
Boats are furnished with — (articles Gaff foresail---------------------- Nkor
indicated)----------------------- GSD || NWF |—Gaff mainsail.
NUG |—Can you furnish me with —? NVG |—Gaff topsail.
Can you furnish me with (or, lend me) Jigger gaff------------------------PVR
a Code of Signals?-------------- '-Ize - Spritsail gaff (or, yard) ----------- zko
NUH |—I can furnish you with (or, lend you)—.
NUI —I can not furnish you with (or, lend || NVH |GAGE-D-ING.
you) —. | NVI |—Weather gage.
NUJ |—Was, or, Were furnished with —.
NVJ |GAIN-ED-ING.
NUR FURNITURE. NVK |—Are you gaining? Have you gained?
º NWL |—Can not gain much.
NUL | FURTHER-ED-ING. NVM –Can not gain much profit.
Any further ----------------------EOV Fire gaining ----------------------- OQ
Anything further?------------ ---- EQJ Fire gains rapidly; take people off--NG
Do not require further assistance ---CR Gained advantage----------------- DNQ
Do you require further assistance? --CT || NWO |—Gained a victory.
Furthest-------------------------- NUo || NVP |—Have, or, Has gained.
Have received orders for you not to pro- || NVQ |—Have, or, Has not gained.
ceed without further instructions -SP Have you gained? Are you gaining?
I
decline to have anything further to do
(or, say) in the matter ---------- EQO
NVR
Is there any advantage to be gained?
I
must remain till further orders---STX DNT
Repeat my signals till further orders, Leak is gaining rapidly------------ Nu
WCP My chronometer gains daily -------- GP
Until further orders -------------- YLG Stranger is gaining --------------- WZB
Wessel indicated does not require fur- Stranger is not gaining ----------- WZC
ther assistance ------------------ FGQ Time will be gained—by-----------
- xts
NUM –You must remain until further orders. || NWR |—Who gained?
NAUO Furthest. NWS |GALE.
NVT |—A gale is coming on.
FUSE. (See FUZE) ------------------ NUT After the gale---------------------DRN
- *
GALE–GEAR.
|
GALE–Continued. | NWY |G:ARRISON-ED-ING.
NWU |—Can — (vessel indicated) weather the
gale? NWZ |GAS-EOUS.
...
Explosive gas--------------------- MOx
|
NVW –Can you ride out the gale?
Delayed through the recent gale ---Rsr NXA |—Gas, or, Light buoy.
|
NVX |—Do you think the gale over? engine.------------------------
is
Gas MAQ
|
Do you think we can ride (the gale) NXB –Gas light.
it
||
out?---------------------------- Uwik
During gale --------------------- LPM NXC GASKET.
||
a
During the gale. Whilst the gale lasts,
+
LPs NXD |GASTRIC.
||
Equinoctial gale ------------------MGN
Fresh gale ------------------------ NQv NXE GATE.
|| ||
Žp
Gale expected—from —----------- Nix —Gate.is closed at —.
is
F
|—Have, or, Has had heavy gale from –.
|
NVY
a
NVZ —Heavy, or, Severe gale. NXG |Gather ED-INo.
|
NWA |—If gale increases. NXH |—Gather-ed-ing way.
NWB |—In gale
of
wind.
a
Meteorological Cffice, or, Weather Bu

reau, reports gale approaching from || || NXI GAUGE-D-ING-R.
the ---------------------------- ET0 NXJ |—Gauge cock.
Moderate gale--------------------- RXL Manometer. Steam-pressure gauge,
NWC |—Nothing but gales
of
wind.
- Severe, or, Heavy gale ------------ NVZ Vacuum gauge ------------------- -
NWD –Shall you ride out the gale? Water gauge----------------------
Strong gale ----------------------- XAS Water gauge out of order
Whole gale ----------------------- ZDR. Wind gauge. Anemometer--------ELO
NWE |GALLANT-Ly-RY. GAVE. (See GIVE)------------------NZV
Gallant conduct------------------- JNG
Have, or, Has behaved very gallantly,
GDx NXK GAZETTE. IN THE GAZETTE.
||
NWF |GALLERY. Report me by telegraph “Shipping
to
NWG |—Quarter gallery. Gazette”------------------------- UF
“Shipping Gazette Lloyd's List,”
&
NWH |GALLEY. Qw
U
|
NWI |GALLIOT. NXL |GAZETTEER.

|
NWJ |GALLIpoli oil. NXM |GEAR-ING.

|
Air-pump gear-------------------- DWB

-
capacity).---AYw Blow-off cocks (or, gear) --------- GNW

of
GALLON. (Measure
Boat's gear------------------------GRz
NWK |GALVANIZE-D-ING-ISM-Ie. Chafing gear----------------------- IJK
NWL |—Galvanized iron. Diver's gear-----------------------LHX
Eccentric gear--------------------- LSU
-
NWM GalvaNoMETER. Eduction gear--------------------- LTM

Expansion gear ------------------- MLZ
NWO GAME. Firing gear ----------------------- NAF
Gear aloft------------------------- EAF
-
NWP GANG. Gear for cleaning decks ------------ isv

Hand steering gear---------------- OMA
NWQ |GANg BoARD. Have passed steamer with steering gear
disabled -------------------------
NWR GANGwAY. Head gear -------
|
Induction gear
NWS GANGRENE. Injection gear---------------------
Parallel-motion gear -------------- TAX
NWT |G:ANTLINE. Pump gear ----------------------- UBI
Pump gear worn out (defective).--- UBJ
GAOL. JAIL. PRISON--------------- PUK Slide-valve gear ------------------ worx
gear damaged (or, out
of
Slide-valve
GAOLER ---------------------------- PUM order)-------------------------- WGL
Starting gear--------------------- WRF
NWU GAP. Starting gear out order--------- Wrg
of
Steam steering gear --------------- WST

NWW GARDEN-ER. Steam steering gear disabled-------- MZ
Steering gear--------------------- WUF
NWX |GARNET. Steering gear disabled -...---------- MZ
Fore clew garnets ----------------- IUG. Turning gear --------------------- YEN
Main clew garnets----------------- IUH Want gear for -------------------- YTV.
GENERAL–GET. w
NXO GENERAL-LY. GET-Continued.

Accountant General--------------- DFY Do you think we could get away
Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally from –
?------------------------XPz
about --------------------------- Dkt Endeavor to get a line ashore by a boat
Consul General--------------------JRM (cask, kite, raft, or, spar, etc.) --- KA
General (Officer) ------------------ rewrº Expect-ed-ing (or vessel indicated ex
General average------------------- For pects-ed-ing) to be got off (or, afloat),
General cargo --------------------- hzC DPx
NXP —General order. to get at -------------. OP
Fire difficult
“General recall” signal. º Get a preventer on TVI
Code Flag over Y Get an offing. Cut, Weigh, or, Slip.
Governor General----------------- OGD Wait for nothing kw
Hoist the general recall----------- OWH NYU —Get her head round as fast as possible,
Inspector General-----------------PMV or, Get her on the other tack as fast
Lieutenant General --------------- QPV as possible. ,
Registrar General of Shipping and Sea Get her on the other tack, or, Get her
men, or, Commissioner of Navigation, head round or you will be on shore,
Treasury Department - LF
NXQ —What is the general opinion? NYW —Getting.
Who generally does business for—?-DTB | NYW —Get, or, Got pratique.
NYX. —Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing.
NXR GENEROUS-LY. NYZ —Get sail on your ship as fast as possible.
Get under way as fast as you can ---KN
NXS GENEVA CONVENTION. Get up steam; report when ready --KM
NXT
NXU
—Geneva Convention flag (when spoken
of).
GENEva. (Gin.)
NZA
ot -:
Get up steam as fast as possible----- KL
what you can.
How long will you be getting up steam?

VY
NXV GENTLE-Y-NESS. I
am getting short of water and must
Gentle breeze. Slight breeze endeavor to get some------------ YW-G
NZB —I can get off.
NXW. GENTLEMAN. I can not get at goods required.----OEw
NXY GENUINE-NESS-LY.
Ishall get off (or, afloat) with assist
ance ----------------------------DPY
I think you might get something to
NXZ GEOGRAPHY-ICAL-LY. answer the purpose-------------- Ene
Geographical Index. (See page 452.) NZC —If you can get.
Geographical mile---------------- AWO If you will lay out an anchor for me I
NYA —Refer to the Geographical Signals. can get off-----------------------EIV
Indicate nearest place I
can get coal,
GERM. Ho
Is it a difficult anchorage to get away
NYC GERMAN-Y. GERMAN COLORs. from ?---------------------------ELB
Bank of Germany----------------- Is my berth a good one for getting away
NYD —German Lloyd's. from ?------------- ------------- GFW
Lose no time in getting to the anchor
NYE GET. To GET. (See also GoT and age ----------------------------- ELC
OBTAIN.) Mind you get paid ---------------- rurº
NYF —Can, or, May get. NZD —No getting out of harbor.
Can I I
cross the bar? Shall be able to Not worth getting----------------- ori.
get over the bar?----------------FVY Not worth getting off (or, afloat).-DQC
NYG I
—Can get a main yard at — ? Open. Get farther away----------- MC
NYH —Can I
get a spar for— mast at — ? Pilot can not get off
NYI I
—Can get any — ? Put to sea at once. Get an offing --MG
NYJ I
—Can get any sailmakers? I
Shall attempt to get away? FRP
NYK —Can I
get permission? I
Shall get steam up? ---...----------
NYL —Can you get? Shall we get to the anchorage to-night?
NYM —Can you get an introduction to — ? ELF
NYO —Can not get. Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea
Can not get my boat out------- - - - - GSJ at Once -
NYP —Could get. NZE —Vessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
Did not get a mail--------------- rea ff
ott.
NYQ —Did, or, Do you get? - NZF —Was getting ready for sea. Preparing
Did you get a meridian altitude? --EDH for sailing.
NYR —Did you get an observation? What quarantine shall I get?
Did you get good observations?----- RM Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot?
NYS —Did you get pratique — at — ? Ti,
I
Do you think can get through the ice? Where can I get any freight?------ NQM
PBH Where is the best place to get—?---gic
—Do you think we could get any — ? NZG. you get?
—win
PART II. GENERAL WOCABULARY.
GET-GO.
GET-Continued. GIVE—Continued.
You can get an answer in —------- ENU || OAL –Will give.
You had better get a sick nurse ---whk || OAM |—Will you give?
You will find great difficulty in getting || OAN |—Will you give me (or, my)?
through the ice at —------------- PCI Will you give me a passage (on shore)?
You will get into shoal water, or, You TDK
will shoal your water-...---------vzA || OAP —Will you give me the pleasure?
You will get quarantine----------- UEL
You will have great difficulty in getting || OA GLAD-LY.
water--------------------------- LAF || OA —Glad to hear—it (or, that).
OAS |—Glad to see—it (or, that).
NZH GIG. OAT |—Glad to see you. Glad to see (person
Steam gig------------------------ GUW named).
-
OAU |—I shall be very glad.

GILL. (Measure of capacity) ------- AYX Very glad------------------------- YPJ
- Very glad of your company-------- JGT
GIMBAL OF A COMPASS -------------- JHQ
OAV GLAND.
NZI GIMLET. Stern gland defective------------- wuv
- Stuffing-box glands out of order ---HDJ
GIN. (Spirit.) GENEVA ----------- NxU
OAW |GLARE-D-ING-LY.
NZJ GIN. . (For derrick, etc.) - -
- OAX |GLASS.
NZK GINGER. Binocular glass. Field glass ------ GLB
Field glass. Binocular------------ GLB
NZL |GIRD-ER. Hour glass------------------------
Lamp glass --
NZM GIRL. Log glass-------------------------
Panes of glass--------------------- SZY
NZO GIVE. To GIVE. Spy glass. Telescope ------------- XMQ
Are giving ground----------------- OIF ine glass------------------------ ZGD
Be careful not to give offense--...--HYL
Bound to be given up------------- HBw || OAY |GLIMPSE.
Bound to give it up --------------- HBX I had a glimpse of the land about--QDU
By the description given ---------- KV2
NZP |—Can, or, May give. OAZ |GLOBE-ULAR.
NZ —Can give no reason.
NZ —Can you give? OBA |GLOOM-Y-ILY.
NZS –Can you give a passage—to? -
NZT –Can not give. OBC |GLOVE.
NZU —Do, or, Did you give?
NZW –Gave. OBD |GLUE-D-ING-TINOUS.
Give authority -------------------- FNs || OBE |—Marine glue.
Give directions—that (for, or, to)--LBJ
Give every assistance—to---------- FGH || OBF |GLUT-TED.
NZW –Give him (her-s, it-s). -
NZX |—Give leave—to. OBG |GLYCERINE.
NZY |—Give me (my, mine). Nitro-glycerine -------------------- Sir
OAB |–Give notice.
OAC –Give receipt. OBH GO. To Go.
OAD –Give them (their-s). All gone.-------------------------- DXK
OAE –Give us (our-s). OBI —Am, Is, or, Are going (or, gone)—to.
Give way------------------------- YXC | OBJ |—Am, Is, or, Are to go.
OAF –Given. - An express is going to------------- MPI
Gives, or, Must give an evasive answer, OBK —Are you going into port (harbor)?
ENG | OBL |—Are you going—to:
OAG |—Giving. Are you going on shore?----------- FCX
Have orders been given—to (or, for)? Are you going to anchor?----------EHM
- PNE Are you going to land all mails at —?
Have you given bond?------------- gyN | QDN
I shall give chase ------------------INR Boat is going to you ----------------
EU
OAH |—I will give you. . .OBM –Can you go?
Notice (warming) has been given --YUL Can you go up the river?---------- UYG
Obliged to be given up -----------. sMv || Convoy is going to----------------- JUN
Obliged to give it up-------------- sMw || OBN |—Do not go. -
Warning (notice) has been given --YUL Do not go (or, pass) ahead of me.
OAI —What have you given for? Code Flag over R
OAJ |—What is the highest price you will give? | OBP |–Do not let him (or, them) go. ſ
OAK —What will you (or person indicated) || OBQ —Go about.
give? Go ahead--------------------------- LG
GO—GOOD.
Go—Continued. GO—Continued.
Go ahead of---------------------- DWh Stock all gone.-------------------- WVM
Go ahead and drop a boat on board-DVN Thenext mail goesin–(vessel indicated).
Go ahead easy. Easy ahead-------- LH RFºx
Go ahead full speed----------------- LI The pilot is going to you----------. TJr.
Go ahead of me ------------------- Dvo || OCZ |—They were gone.
Go alongside ----------------------EBF Tug is going to you----------------- YA
Go as fast as you can-------------- MTN | ODA |—Was, or, Were going—to.
Goastern--------------------------- LJ Went-to------------------------ ZBQ
Go astern. Heave all aback--------- LP || ODB —When do you go—to?
Go astern of— -----. -------------- FHK || ODC |—When do you go on shore?
Go astern easy. Easy astern-------- Lk || ODE |-When going—to?
Go astern full speed ---------------- LM Where are you going? ------------- CSU
Go astern of me. Passastern of me. FHQ || ODF |—Where is he(she, or, it) gone (or, going)?
OBR —Go away. ODG |—Will you go?
Go direct-------------------------- Will you go (or, come)on shore?----JDs
Go easy----- Will you go on shore in my boat?--vzN
Go-ing free Will you have to go into dry dock?--Lix
Go for despatches
OBS –Go full speed. ODH |GOAT.
-
OBT |—Go half speed.
OBU —Go immediately. ODI GOD-LY.
OBV |—Go in (or, to). -
OBW |—Go on. Proceed. ODJ GOLD-EN.
OBX
OBY
Go on board----------------------- GQD
|—Go on shore.
|—Go out (or, from).
|| ODK |—Gold dust.
ODL |—Gold has been found
ODM 1–Gold mine.
at –
OBZ —Go to-the. ODN | –Goldsmith.
Go to the admiral's office ----------DLF || ODP |—In gold.
|—Going. -
OCA -
Going astern. Stern way --------- Fhir GONE. (See also Go) ---------------. oCE
OCB |—Going into port (or, harbor).
OCD |—Going round. ODQ |GOOD. (For Goods, see meat page.)
Going to join --------------------- PWA A good crop, or, Crops look well---KDT
OCE –Gone. A good many slight cases ----------IDH
Gone by. Passed by-------------- HPV || ODR |—A good offing.
OCF |—Gone to pieces. ODS |—A good plan (or, method).
OCG |—Gone to sea. ODT |—A good slant.
How is business going?------------ HNY I
Am in a good berth? ------------- GFo
OCH |—I am a stranger here; will you let me go Beef in good order----------------- GCY
on shore with you? Biscuit is not good. Bread is not
OCI |—I am going full speed. good---------------------------- GLK
OCJ |—I am going half speed. Business good--------------------- HNW
OCK |—I am going on shore. Can you point out (or, take me to) a
OCL |— I am going—to —. good anchorage?----------------- EKS
OCM |—I am not going on shore. Cargo in very good order ---------- HZX
I I
shall not go far before bring up-HJC Did
3.
get good observations? ----. RM
I shall not go much farther-------- MTB Good accommodation-------------- DCR
Good accounts—of —-------------- DFA
OCN |—I wish to see you before you go on shore.
OCP |—If, or, When you go. ODU |—Good anchorage.
OC —Is, or, Are not gone. Good berth------------------------ grr
OC —Is — (person or ship indicated) gone? Good bottom for anchorage-------- Ekx
Keep going ahead of.---------------DVL Good-bye-------------------------- HPz
Keep going ahead slowly---------- DVM || ODW –Good chance.
Keep going astern----------------- FHO || ODW |—Good coal.
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding. QJI || Good coal may be got at —-------- IxB
OCS –Let go. Good condition-------------------- orb
Let go another anchor-------------. KR Good conduct --------------------- JNh
Let go the life-buoy--------------- HMR Good enough --------------------- MDH
Let go your anchor----------------EJA ODX |—Good example.
§.
||
OCT |—Let him (or, them) go. Good Friday ---------------------- NRL
Lifeboat is going ------------ FE || ODY —Good landing.
OCU |—Make haste, or he will be gone. ODZ –Good lookout.
OCV |—Must go. OEA l—Good news—of.
OCW —Must I go? OEB |—Good order. . In good order.
My engines are going astern. OEC –Good observations.
Code Flag over v. Good season for fish --------------- NBZ
OCX |—Not going. Good shelter from -----. ---------- WWJ
Seagoing (gone) down ------------ wrºz Good vacuum--------------------- Ynk
OCY I
|—Shall go? Good water. Water is good ------- YVS
Stand by to let go.-----------------wºº, Good water can be got at —-------
wº
-
GOOD-GRANITE.
GOOD-Continued. GOT-Continued.
OED —Goodness. Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to
Ground tackle not good enough ----OIJ be got off (or, afloat)------------. DPx
Ground tackle very good----------- OIK Get, or, Got pratique------------- NYW
OEF —Have the goodness to. Got bottom with — feet----------- HBA
Have you a good fire engine? -----. NAG Got on board.--------------------- GQE
OEG —I do not think we shall get any good by OFE —Have, or, Has got.
moving. OFG —Have, or, Has got off.
In good order. Good order-------- Oeb OFH —Have, or, Has not got.
Is it good holding ground? --------- Oim. OFI —Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated)
OEH —Is, or, Are not good. got
OEI —Is, or, Are very good. OFJ —Is it Yº...!
(or vessel indicated) will
Keep a good lookout aloft---------- EAG | be likelyº”
got off?
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported OFK —May be got off.
enemy's war vessels are going about May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt as
disguised as merchantmen OJ || sistance be given ----------------- CG
Keep a good lookout for land (or, lights), May be got off (or, afloat) without as
or, Lookout for land (or, lights). sistance ------------------------- DPZ
(Bearing to follow, if necessary)-PYH OFL —Not worth getting.
Leave a good margin --------------QKx Not worth getting off--------------DQC
-
Make-ing, Made good—the (or, your)-RIJ OFM —Only to be got in small quantities.
Not a good plan ------------------- TLY Wessel (indicated, if necessary) has got
OEJ —Not so good. off ------------------------------NZE
OEK —Of good quality.
Pumps in g order -------------- UBP OFN Goul,ARD's ExTRACT.
There is good freight to be had —
at ----------------------------- NQK OFP GOUT-Y.
There is good shelter at (or, in).---vwn
OEL —Very good. OFQ GoverN-ED-ING-MENT.
Very good chart:------------------IMz Belong-ing to Government------...-- GEs
Very good draught ---------------- LNF Chartered, or, Employed by Govern
OEM —Very good remittances. - ment---------------------------- In E
OEN —Was, or, Were very good. Colonial Government-------------- JBK
Water is good. G water------- YVS OFR —East Indian Government.
Water is not good ----------------. yvt OFS —Government despatch.
OEP —Will be very good. OFT —Government employee (or, officer).
| OFU —Government hired vessel.
Good-BYE---------------------------HPZ OFV —Government in minority of —. -
Government majority of —-------- RHV
Good FRIDAY --------...--------------NRL OFW —Government ship.
OFX —Government steamboat, or, transport.
OEQ GOODs. OFY —Government stores.
Contraband goods------------------ JSO OFZ —Government tug.
OER —Goods are found. OGA —Has there been any change in the Gov
OES —Goods are landed. ernment in —?
OET —Goods are shipped. OGB —The United States, or, His, or, Her
OEU —Goods department. Majesty's Government.
OEV —How many tons measurement of goods have Government despatches (or, –),
I
can you take? Js |
OEW —I can not get at goods required. Local Government Board---------- GPJ
OEX —I have goods belonging to you (or, –). Officer, or, Employee of Government,
Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods, OFT
JxY OGC GOVERNOR.
Stock of goods-------------------- wVN Deputy, or, Lieutenant Governor--Kvn
OEY —Tons measurement of goods. OGD —Governor General.
OEZ GOOSE. OGE GRADUAL-LY.
OFA GOOSENECK. GRAIN. (Measure of weight.)------- BAM

OFB GoT. (See also GET.) GRAIN. GRAIN CARGO -------------- Hzd
Almost anything may be got------- EAB
Articles indicated may be got at — GRAMME. (Measure of length.)-----Awp
(place) or, from — (vessel indi
cated)--------------------------- EZor GRAMME. (Measure of weight.) ----- BAN
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any
means now available-------------- CD OGF GRANARY.
OFC —Could any vessel have got away after
you? | OGH GRANGE.
OFD Could she have got to any place of shel
ter? OGI Grasite.
102188°–17—17
OGJ |GRANT-ED-ING.
GRANT—GROVE.
-
-
- GREENWICH-Continued.
*
Permission is granted. Permitted.--TGH My first meridian is Greenwich----NBK

My first meridian is Paris, east of Green
OGK |GRAPE. wich 2° 20' 15" = 0h. 9m. 21s------ Tei,
My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean
OGL GRAPHITE. time is —”----------------------- XL
*NOTE.-In sigmaling longitude or time,
OGM GRAPPLE-D-ING, vessels should always reckon from the
meridian of Greenwich, eaccept French
OGN |GRAPNEL. vessels, which will use the meridian o
Explosive grapnel.----------------- MOY Paris. If any doubt is entertained,
Fire grapnel ---------------------- Mzt the vessel to whom the signal is made
should hoist NBL = What is your first
OGP (GRASS-Y. meridian?
Grass, or, Coir cable -------...------ HQZ Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
Grass, or, Coir hawser ------------- IZs first meridian) mean time?-------- xN
Grass, or, Coir matting ------------ IZT Would like to have another compari
Grass, or, Coir rope---------------- IZU SOD------------------------------- Gw
OGQ |GRATEFUL-LY-ITUDE. NotE.—The vessel showing the mean time

will hoist the hour signal and dip it
OGR |GRATIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. sharply shortly after it has #.
answered. The minutes and seconds
OGS GRATING. at the instant of dipping will immedi
ately follow. To insure accuracy, a
OGT |GRATUITY-OUS-LY. second comparison should be made.
OGU 'GRAVE-LY-ITY. OHV |GREY.
OGW IGRAVEL-LY. OHW GRIDIRoN. (Grid for hauling up small

ships.)
GRAVING DOCK, or, DRY DOCK-------. LJE || OHX |GRIEVE-D-ING. GRIEF.
Come to grief ---------------------
JCy
OGW GRAZE-D-ING.
OHY |GRIND-ING. GROUND.
OGX |GREASE-D-ING-Y-INESS.
*-
OHZ GRINDSTONE.
OGY GREAT-LY-NESS.
OGZ |—A (large) number (or, quantity— || OIA |GRIPE.
or
OHA |—Great circle sailing. OIB [GROCER-Y i
OHB |—Great execution.
OHC –Great hesitation. OIC |GROG.
OHD |—Great hopes—of —.
OHE |—Great neglect. OID GROSS. GROSS TONNAGE.
OHF |—Great opposition—to (or, from).
OHG |—Great relief. OIE GROUND-ED-ING. (See also AGROUND.)
OHI |—Great risk. OIF |—Are giving ground.
OHJ |—Great strain (or, stress) on —. Burial ground. Cemetery----------IGS
OHK –Greater-est. - Fishing ground -------...-----------NBU
OHL |—It will be of great service (or, use). Foul ground. Rocky bottom------HAZ
OHM |—Not a great many. OIG |—Ground mine.
OHN |—The greater-est number (or, quantity) || OIH |—Ground swell.
—of. Ground tackle--------------------- XIQ
OHP —The greater part. OIJ —Ground tackle not good enough.
With the greatest ease------------- LSB || OIK |—Ground tackle very good.
OIL |—Ground tier.
OHQ |GREECE-LAN. GREEK. GREEK Colors. I have (or vessel indicated has) not
- touched the ground ------- -----DUT
OHR |GREEN. OIM –Is it good holding ground?
OHS –Green buoy. Underground --------------------- Yht;
OHT |—Green light. Was tide high when you grounded?--CI
–
Was tide low when you grounded.--CJ
OHU GREEN wiCH, When did you ground? ------------- ck
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich ||
(or, first meridian) mean time *---GR || OIN GROUNDLEss.
My chronometer is slow on Greenwich
-
(or, first meridian) mean time *---Gs OIP GROUP-ED-ING.
My first meridian is Cadiz, west of Group flashing light --------------- NEC
Greenwich 6°12'24"–0h. 24m. 49.6s.,
Hsi OI GROVE.
- olq
PART II. GENERAL VOCARULARY. 259
GROW–GUZ.
GUN–Continued.
OIR 16 Row-ING. GROwn. GREw. To GRow. || OJU l—Gunshot.
Gunshot wound; accident --------- DCI
OIS GUANO. OJW –Gun slide.
Guano cargo ---------------------. HZE || OJW |—Gun wharf.
OJDX |—Guns will not reach.
OIT GUARANTEE-D-ING. OJY l—Gun's crew.
QJZ |—Guns firing in — (quarter indicated).
OTU GUARD-ED-ING. OKA |—Guns firing last night in — (quarter
Advance guard ------------------- DMY indicated).
OIV —Be on your guard. Look out. OKB |—Guns firing to the –.
OIW —Be on your guard against long tows. Guns of the calibre of —----------- HsV.
Be on your guard; appearances are || OKC |—Guns of the weight of —.
threatening ----------------------FN | OKD |—Guns overheated.
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your Gunwale-------------------------- OKT
intercourse with strangers -------- FS Heard firing to the –-------------- NAI
OIX |—From the guard ship. Heavy gun. (Weight in tons if necessary.)
Guard boat ----------------------- GTA OSW
OIY |—Guard of honor. How many guns?------------------RKF
OIZ —Guard ship. How many guns do you mount? ---RKG
Horseguards ---------------------- OYF How many guns does she carry?---RKH
guard---------------- SPL
Officer of the I have a heavy gun(indicate if more)oto
Rear guard ----------------------- UKM I have no heavy guns-------------- OTD
OJA |—Ship having the guard. Krupp gun------------------------ QCN
Steam guard boat.----------------- GUx || OKE –Light gun.
The conductor (or, guard) --------- JNI || OKF |—Machine gun.
To row guard--------------------- WAT Maxim gun ----------------------- RNC
OKG |—Minute gun.
OJE GUARDA COSTA. OKH -Mº, guns firing in —(direction indi
cated).
OJC GUARDIAN-SHIP. OKI |—Minute guns firing last night in —
(quarter indicated).
OJD |GUATEMALA. GUATEMALLAN COLORs. Nordenfeldt gun------------------- suh
OKJ
-ºil.”------------------------
|—Out of gunshot. Out of range.
OJE GUDGEON. OKL gun.
ified gun UxE
| OJF |GUEss-ED-ING. Rounds of ammunition for heavy gun,
OJG |—Guess warp. EGA
OKM |—She carries guns.
OJH | GUIDE-D-ING-ANCE. She has, or, They have heavy guns-otº
Will the soundings be a safe guide?-wkz She has, or, They have no heavy guns—otg
Signal gun------------------------ WCT
GUILDER, GULDEN, or, FLORIN. (Coin)-ATQ Starboard gun-------------------- WQX
Torpedo gun---------- -------- - -- - XWT
OJI GUILT-Y-INESS. Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel)----- xWU
Found guilty --------------------- NOR Turret gun ----------------------- xET |.
OJK |—Is, or, Are not guilty. OKN |–Vessel is within gunshot.
You are within gunshot. You are within
OJL |GUINEA. (Money.) range of the guns (or, batteries)---GO
OJM |GULF. GUNBOAT---------------------------- GTB

Gulf stream ---------------------- WZL Enemy's gunboat ------------------ LZI
The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is
mined ------------------------- MFU || OKP |GUNNER-Y.
OKQ |—Gunner's crew.
OJN |GULLY. OKR |—Gunner's stores.
OJIP GUM. OKS GUNPowder. (Weight in lbs., if necessary.)

Iam taking in (or, discharging) gun
powder or explosives------Flag B, or,
OJQ |GUN.
Boat's gun ------------------------ GSA Code Flag over B.
Enemy's gunboat ------------------ LZI
Evening gun OKT |GUNWALE.
Field gun ------------------------
Fire a signal gun GUST-Y. (Squall) ------------------ WPK
Gunboat.--------------------------
Gun carriage ---------------------- ICD || OKU |GUTTA PERCHA, or INDIA RUBBER.
OJR 1–Gun cotton.
Gun-cotton rocket----------------- UZD || OKW GUY-ED-ING.
OJS –Gun fog signal.
OJT 1–Gunroom. GUz, or, ZER. (Measure of length)--Awc
GYBE–HAD.
|
OKW GYBE-D-ING, or, JIBE-D-ING. HAD–Continued.
per
it,
or or
OKX |GYMNAST-ASTIC-NASIUM. son-s or thing-s indicated)?------- Bts
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, per
OKY |GYPSUM. som-s or thing-s indicated) been?--BTU
or per
it,
son-s or thing indicated) had? BTv
-
s
per
it,
or
son-s or thing-s indicated) not?--BTw
Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, or per
son-s or thing-s indicated) not been,
BTX
Had, Has, or. Have, he (she, it, or
son-s or thing-s indicated) not #.
*
BTY
Had, Has, or, Have his (her-s, it-s)?-BQR
| Had, Has, or, Have (my, mine)?--BQs
I II I
Had, Has, or, Have been? -------- brn
Had, Has, or, Have done?-------- BMT
Had, Has, or, Have had? --------- BQT
Had, Has, or, Have not?----------- BQU
Had, Has, or, Have not been? ------ BFS
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been
done) --------------------------- BMs
-
Had, Has, or, Have not had-------- BQV
H.
OKZ (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,

see page 13.) Had, or, Have that (or, this). ----- BQw
Had, Has, or, Have the------------ BQx
HABBE, weight)-------- BAG Had, Has, or, Have there?--------- BQY
of
(Measure
Had, or, Have these (or, those).----BQz
OLA |HABIT. Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s)?
Bad habit------------------------- Fred BRA
Had, or, Have they been? ---------- BFT
OLB |HABITATION. Had, or, Have they done?---------- BMU
Had, or, Have they had?----------- Brc
HAD, HAs, or, HAVE.---------------- BQN Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)?----BRD
Am, Are, or, not to have-------- BQD Had, or, Have we been? ----------- BFU
Is Is
Am, Are, or, have ------------BQC Had, or, Have we done?-----------BMV

to
Can, or, May have----------------- BQE Had, or, Have we had? ------------ BRE
I
Can, or, May have been ----------- BFH Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s? ------- BRF
Can, or, May have done (or, been done), Had, or, Have you been? ---------- BFW
BLW. Had, or, Have you done?---------- BMW
Can, or, May have had ------------ BQF Had, or, Have you had? ----------- bre
it,
Can, or, May he (she, Have you (or person indicated) any—?
or
person-s or
thing-s indicated) have been? ----BTL EPR
Can, or, May have—some? -------BQG Having ---------------- - - - ------- OPi
-
I
Can not, or, May not have--------- BQH Having been.---------------------- BFW
Can not, or, May not have been.---BFK Having done.---------------------- BMX
Can not, or, May not have done (or, been Having had--------------------- erh
done) --------------------------- BLZ thing-s indi
or

It It It
Can not, or, May not have had ----- BQI cated) had (has, or, have) -------BUJ
per
it,
Can not, or, May not he (she, He, She, thing-s indi
or
or
(or person-s
son-s or thing-s indicated) have been? cated) had (has, or, have) been... BUK
He, She,
or
BTN (or person-s thing-s indi.

Could, or, Might have ------------- BQJ cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,
is,
or, are doing).------------------ BUL

,
Could, or, Might have been.--------BFM

Could, or, Might have done (or, been He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It It It
done) --------------------------- BMC cated) had (has, or, have) had ---BUM
Could, or, Might have had--------- BQK He, She,
or
(or person-s thing-s indi.

Could, or, Might not have --------- BQL cated) had (has, or, have) not... BUN
Could, or, Might not have been ---- BFo He, She,
or

Could, or, Might not have done (or, been cated) had (has, or, have) not been,
done).--------------------------- BME - BU0
Could, or, Might not have had----- BQM He, She, It
or
son-s thing-s indi.

ſ".
it,
Do not let him (her, or person indi cated) had (has, or, have) not done
cated) have---------------------- BTr
is,
(or, or, are not doing)--------BUP

Had, Has, or, Have---------------- BQN He, She, (or person-s
or
thing-s indi
It It It
Had, Has, or, Have any------------ BQO cated) had (has, or, have) not had. BUS
Had, Has, or, Have been ---------- BFQ He, She,
or

Had, Has, or, Have done (or, been done), cated) should (or, would) have. By?
BMr. He, She,
or
(or son-s thing-s indi-

|
Had, Has, or, Have had ----------- BQP cated) (should or, would)not have-bys
-
—
HAD.
HAD–Continued. HAD–Continued.
per
it,
How had (has, or, have)?---------- BxN
or
can (or, may) have--------------- BRI son-s or thing-8 indicated) not have?
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII II
can not (or may not) have ------- BRJ BWU

or per
it,
could (or, might) have ----------BRK Should, or, Would he, (she,
could (or, might) not have------- BRL som-s or thing-s indicated) not have
had (or, have) ------------------ BRM been? -------------------------- BWV
had (or, have) been.-------------- BGC Should, or, Would not have ------- BSD
had (or, have) done.-------------- BNA Should, or, Would not have been --BHN
had (or, have) had -------------- Bren Should, or, Would not have done (or,
had (or, have) not --------------- Bro been done) ---------------------- BOI
had (or, have) not been ---------- BGD Should, or, Would not have had ---BSE
had (or, have) not done.---------- BNC That, or, This had (has, or, have) -CKX
had (or, have) not had ----------. PRP That, or, This had (has, or, have) been,
shall (or, will) have ------------- BRQ CKY
shall (or, will) not have --------- BRS That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
should (or, would) have--------- BRT been ---------------------------- CKZ
should (or, would) have been ----BGK There had (has, or, have).--------- CMQ
should (or, would) not have-----BRU There had (has, or, have) been.----CMR
I should (or, would) not have been-BGM There had (has, or, have) not been-CMS
If he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s in There should (or, would) have been.-CNA
dicated) had (has, or, have) ----- BYJ There should (or, would) not have been,
If he (she, person's or thing-s in
it,
CNE
or
dicated) had (has, or, have) not -BYK They can (or, may) have ---...------ BSF
had (or, have) ---------------- BZh. They can not (or, may not) have.--BSG
If If If If If If If
tº
II
had (or, have) not ------------- BzI They had (or, have) --------------- BSH
they had (or, have) ------------- CAO They had (or, have been).---------- BHT
If (or, have) not --------- CAP They had (or, have) done --------. BOL
we had (or, have) -------------- They had (or, have) had ----------- BSI
we had (or, have) not ----------- They had (or, have) not ----------- BSJ
you had (or, have).-------- They had (or, have) not been ----- BHU
you had (or, have) not They had (or, have) not done ----- BOM
Is, etc. (See Are, above.) They had (or, have) not had------- BSK
It, etc. (See He, above.) They should (or, would) have ----- BSL,
has (or, had) been -------------- BGP They should (or, would) not have BSM
It It It It
-
has (or, had) been done --------- BNP This, etc. (See That, above.)
has (or, had) not been ---------- BGQ To be had ------------------------- CNS
has (or, had) not been done.----- BNQ To have----------------- - - -------- CNU
Let him (her, it, person-s indicated)— We can (or, may) have------------ BSN
or
have --------------------------- BWA We can not (or, may not) have ----Bso
Let them have -------------------- BRV We had (or, have).----------------- BSP
May, etc. (See Can, above.) We had (or, have) been.------------ BIN
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) We have (or, have) done ---------- BOS
Must have -----------------------. CEO We had (or, have) had ------------ BSQ
Must have been ------------------. CEP We had (or, have) not------------- BSR
Must have had -------------------- CEQ We had (or, have) not been.-------- Bio
Not to be had ------- -------------- CG.J. We had (or, have) not done ------- BOT
Ought have --------------------- CIA We had (or, have) not had--------- BS't
to
Ought not have ----------------- CHT We shall (or, will) have ----------- BSU
to
Shall, or, Will have ---. ---------- BRW We shall (or, will) not have -----. Bsv
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been We should (or, would) have ------ BSW
done).---------------------------BNX We should (or, would) not have ---BSX
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s What, or, Which had (has, or, have)?
thing-s indicated) have?------Bwg
or
CQF
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or,
I
or thing-s indicated) not have?.-Bwk we) have?-----------------------CQM

Shall, or, Will have? ---. -------- BRX What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
II
Shall, or, Will not have?--------- BRY (or, you) have?------------------ CQO
Shall, or, Will not have?----------- Brz When had (has, or, have)? -------- Crh
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, bee When had (or, have) you? --------. Cri
done) --------------------------- BNz When shall (or, will) have? ----- CRW
I
She, etc. (See He, above.) When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
-
Should, or, Would have -----------BSA have? --------------------------- Crz

Should, or, Would have been ------ BHL When shall (or, will) we have? ----CSA
Should, or, Would have done (or, been Where had (has, or, have)?-------- CTB
done) --------------------------- BOG Where shall (or, will) have? ----. CTO
I
Should, or, Would have had -------BSc Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Should, or, Would he (she, or per --------------------------- CTQ
it,
ave?
son-s or thing-s indicated) have?-Bwp Where shall (or, will) we have?----CTR
Should, or, Would he (she,it, person-s Which, etc. (See What, above.)
or
Who had (has, or, have)?---------- CUP

or
thing-s indicated) have been?-Bwq

HAD–HAPPEN.
Hº-ontº
Why had (has, or, have)?---------- CWK
OLV HAMPER.
Why had (has, or, have) not?------ CVL || OLW HAND-ED-ING-Y. TO HAND.
Why had (or, have) you?---------- CVM Beforehand----------------------- GDH
Why had (or, have) you not?------ CVN Come to hand ---------------------JCz
Will it have? ---------------------Cwd OLX |—Hand (part of the body).
Would, etc. (See Should, above.) Handbag-------------------------- Fsi
You can (or, may) have ----------- BSY || OLY |—Hand lead.
You can not (or, may not) have----BSZ
You had (or, have).---------------- tº || OLZ |—Hand pump.
Hand pump out of order ---------- UBD
You had (or, have) been.----------- BJD || OMA |—Hand steering gear. Handwheel.
You had (or, have) done ---------- BOY Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on your port
You had (or, have) had------------ BTC hand --------------------------- GAK
You had (or, have) not------------ BTD Keep the beacon (or, buoy) on you star
You had (or, have) not been.------- BJE board hand --------------------- GAL
You had (or, have) not done.------- BOZ Leave the matterin the hands of Lloyd's
You had (or, have) not had -------. BTE agent -------------------------- QWR
You shall (or, will) have ---------- BTF You had better put your affairs into the
You shall (or, will) not have ------ BTG hands of ----------------------- DPK
You should (or, would) have -----. B.Th.
You should (or, would) not have---BTI
OMB |HANDs. (Crew.)
t
All hands------------------------- DXL
OLC |HAEMORRHAGE. All hands at the pumps ----------- DXM
All hands lost. 1 on board perished,
OLD HAIL-ED-ING. DXQ
Come within hail------------------ JDA All hands saved. All on board saved,
Hail the strange vessel, and ask if –, -
Ioxr
FDO || OMC |—Can you spare me a hand or two? (Give
OLE ||—I shall, pass within hail. particulars, if necessary.)
OLF |—Keep within hail.
º
Hands enough.--------------------- MDI
OLG |—Pass within hail. Have you hands enough? ---------- MDK
Send a boat within hail ------------ GUI || OMD |—He has not many hands on board.
Short handed. A weak crew (number
OLH | HAILSTORM. HAILSTONE. to be indicated, if necessary)----- KDJ
OME |—More hands are required at —.
OLI | HAIR-Y. Want hands. (Give particulars, if
Hair brushes---------------------- HKO necessary) ------------------------ YJ
Hair's breadth -------------------- HER.
HAITI-AN. HAITIAN Colors--------. OQB
OLJ | HALF-VE. HANDCUFF-ED-ING ------------------- KFo
Go half-speed --------------------- OBT
Going half-speed ------------------ OCJ OMF |HANDLE-D-ING.
Half a dozen -----------. ----------LMT
Half allowance—of----------------DZH || OMG |HANDSPIKE.
OLK |—Half an hour. In half an hour.
Half-mast your ensign ------------ MEL || OMH |HANG-ED-ING. HUNG.
QLM —Half speed, or, Half power.
OLN –Half tide. | OMI HANK.
Half-year-ly ---------------------- ZK.V.
In half an hour ------------------- olk | OMJ HAPPEN-ED-ING—to (or, on).
Accident happened; crushed; fall;
OLP HALL. jammed------------------------. DCF
Town hall ------------------------ XZE Accident happened; cut; stab ----- DCG
Accident happened; dangerously
OLQ |HALLIARDS. wounded (or, hurt) ---------------AL
Accident happened; drowned-ing--DCH
HALVE------------------------------ OL.J. Accident happened; gunshot wound,
inci
HALYARDS, or, HAULYARDs---------- OLQ As it happens --------------------- FAN
Happened in consequence of. Occa
OLR HAM. sioned by------------------------ JPz
Has any accident happened? Is any
HAMBURG. thing the matter?----------------- BK
Report me to the Borsenhalle at Ham- || OMK —How did it (or, that) happen (or, occur)?
burg----------------------------- UL || Seldom happens------------------- Voyſ
| OML |—Should it (or, that) happen—to (or, on).
OLS HAMMER. OMN –What happened (or, resulted)?
OMP |—What has happened?
OLT HAMMOCK. OMQ —When did it (or, that) happen?
OLU |—Hammock netting. When did the accident happen? ----- Bu
PART II. GENERAL WOCABULARY 263
HAPPY-HAUL.
OMR HAPPY-ILY-INESS. (See also GLAD.) HARBOR—Continued.

Happy to hear it (or, that) --------OAR OND —What harbor do you intend to make
Happy to see you (or, –) (or, run) for?
OMS
I
am happy to inform you
—Shall, or, Will be very happy — to.
ONE —Whilst in harbor.
You will not have water enough over
OMT —Very happy-ily. the bar (or, into the harbor). Depth
in feet may follow--------------- FWE
OMU HARASS-ED-ING. ONF HARD-NESS.
Blowing hard. Squally weather----zH
OMV HARBOR. Blowing too hard—to —----------- GOC
Are you going into port (harbor)?--OBK Hard-a-port! (Urgent.) Head to go to
Bar harbor - starboard ------------------------ Mid
Detained in harbor Hard-a-starboard! (Urgent.) Head to
Do not attempt to make the harbor (or, go to port------------------------ME
anchorage) ---------------------- FW Hard bottom ---------------------- HBC
Do not know the anchorage (or, harbor), ONG —Harder-est.
Eku Helm hard up--------------------- OTN
OMW —Do you intend to go into harbor? It blew too hard------------------- GOI
Do you know of any harbor (or, anchor My helm is hard-a-port; ship's head is
age)? ---------------------------EKV going to starboard WG
Do you know the harbor (or, anchorage)? My helm is hard-a-starboard; ship's
EkW head is going to port------------- WH
During the time in harbor--------- LPW
Going into harbor (or, port) ------- oCB ONH HARDLY.
Harbor authorities----------------- FNI
Harbor board --------------------- GPH HARDWARE-------------------------- zºnE
Harbor, or, Entrance buoy -------- MFR
OMX —Harbor dues. ONI HARM-ED-ING. (See also DAMAGE.)
Harbor, or, Anchorage is good enough ONJ —No harm (or, damage) done.
with winds from —--------------- OX
Harbor, or, Anchorage is indifferent-oy ONK HARMLESS.
Harbor, or, Anchorage is safe with all
winds | ONL HARPOON-ED-ING.
Harbor master.
HWS ONM HARVEST-ED-ING.
OMY —Harbor master's office.
OMZ
or,
—Harbor of refuge. | HAs. (See HAD, HAs, Havr)----BQN
Harbor police--------------------- YVX
ONA —Harbor Trust.
How does the harbor (or, anchorage)
bear? ----------------------------
§§
§§§
HASTE-Y-ILY-INESS.
—Hasten-ed-ing.
—Hasten the departure of —.
I do not know the anchorage (or, har can not hasten my departure-----
II
bor) ----------------------------EKY must hasten my departure-------

I know of no safe harbor ---------- VDA ONS —Make haste.
ONB —In, or, Into harbor. Make haste, he will be gone.----- OCU
or
Inform harbor authorities --------- FNJ

Inner harbor ---------------------- PLM ONT HAT.
Inside the harbor ----------------- PMK
Is the harmor at — free from ice?--- PBZ ONU HATCH.
Just out of harbor (or, port) ------PxM
No getting out of harbor HATCHET.
-
Out of harbor --------------------- Can you lend hatchets (or, adzes)?-Dow

Outer harbor ---------------------
Outside the harbor ---------------- HATCHWAY.
Permission urgently requested to enter
harbor ---------------------------PD HAUL-ED-ING—OUT.
Proceed into harbor --------------- TxA. Closehauled
Proceed out of harbor ------------- TxC —Haul down.
The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is Haul down your ensign
mined -------------------------- MFU Haul down your flags
The harbor at — is free from ice ---PCE —Haul in.
Want plan of harbor (channel, etc.)-YH —Haul in the slack.
ONC —Want to come into harbor. —Hauling line.
Wasin harbor (or, port) when I left-QRU —Haul off.
We are to leeward of the harbor (or, —Haul taut. Tauten hawsers.
anchorage) LH —Haul the jib down.
We are to windward of the harbor (or, —Haul up.
anchorage) ---------------------- ELI —Haul your wind. Haul the wind.
to
We have missed the entrance (or, Haul your wind on port tack -------LN
passed the port, or, harbor)------ Haul your wind on starboard tack --LO
HAUL–HE, SHE, IT.
HAUL–Continued. HE, SHE, IT-Continued.
it, it,
OPEI —I shall keep closehauled. Could, or, Might he (she,
or or
person-s
Try to clubhaul------------------- IWG or thing-s indicated) be? --------- BTO
Could, or, Might he (she, person-s
HAVE. (See HAD) ------------------ BQN or thing-s indicated) not be?------BTP
it,
Do, Does, or, Did he (she, or person-s
HAVEN. (Harbor) ----------------- OMV thing's indicated)?-----------. BTQ
or
it,
person indi
or
Do not let him (her,
OPI HAVING. cated) have ---------------. - - - - - - retrº
Having been.---------------------- BFW For him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
Having done.---------------------- BMX thing-s indicated)---------------- brid
Having had ----------------------- BRH From him (his, her-s, it-s, or person-s or
thing-8 indicated)---------------- BPO
OPJ per
it,
HAVOC. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she,
or
son-s or thing-s indicated)--------BTs.
OPK per
it,
HAwsE. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she,
or
Athwart hawse-------------------- FJG som-s or thing-s indicated) been?--BTU
OPL per
it,
—Clear hawse.
or
Foul hawse ----------------------- NOL son's or thing-s indicated) had? --BTv
OPM Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, per
or
—Hawse hole (or, pipe).
OPN —Hawse pipe is broken. son-s or thing-s indicated) not?---BTw
or per
it,
OPQ —Hawse plug. Had, Has, or, Have, he (she,
or
som-s thing-s indicated) not been?
BTX
OPR Had, Has, or, Have, he (she, it, per
or
HAwsER. (See also Tow and WARP.)
For signals between ships towing and thing-s indicated) not had?
or
som-s
being towed, see page 35. BTY
Are you (your towing hawsers) fast? -------------------------------- BTZ
e
or
(or person-s
It It It It It It It It It It It
OPS —Can you spare a hawser? cated) can (or, may)------------- but
a
Cast off hawsers ------------- He, She. thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
Grass, or, Coir hawser cated) can (or, may) be ---------- BUC
OPT —Have no other hawser. He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
OPU —Hawser fouled screw. cated) can not (or, may not) BUD
-
-
-
-
-
OPV —Hawser-laid rope. He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Hemp cable, or, hawser. (Size and cated) can not (or, may not) be---BUE
if
necessary)------------- HQX thing-s indi
or
length, He, She, (or person-s
OPW —Large hawser. cated) could (or, might) --------- BUF
Prepare another hawser----------- TSW He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
Send boat with hawser------------ GUR cated) could (or, might) not ----- BUg
OPX —Shorten in both hawsers. He, She, or thing-s indi
OPY —Small hawser. cated) does (do, or, did) --------- BUH. (or...”
Steel-wire hawser----------------. He, She, thing-s indi
or
WTO (or person-s
Tauten hawser. Haul taut-------. Opid cated) does (do, or, did) not ------ BUI
Towing hawser------------------- XYW || He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
OPZ —Veer both hawsers. cated) had (has, or, have).-------- Buu
Wire cable (or, hawser) ----------- HSE He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
cated) had (has, or, have) been.---BUK
HAY. He, She, thing-s indi
or
OQA (or person-s

cated) had (has, or, have) done (or, is,
OQB HAYTI-AN. (HAITI) HAYTIAN COLORs. or, are doing) -------------------BUL
or
(or person-s
It
OQC HAZE-Y-INESS-ILY. cated) had (has, or, have) had ---BUM

or
(or person-s
It It
cated) had (has, or, have) not----BUN

or
person-s
º
HE, SHE, IT (or PERson-s or THING-s indi cated) had (has, or, have) not been,
cated). Buo
Are, or, Is, etc. (See Is, below.) He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
It
or
it,
As he (she, his, her-s, it-s).----. FAK cated) had (has, or, have) not done
it,
or, are not doing) -------. BUP

is,

or
person-s (or,
or
thing-s indicated)?--------------- BTJ He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi

or
It
it,

or
person-s or cated) had (has, or, have) not had BUQ

thing-s indicated) be?------------ BTK He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
It is It
Can, or, May he (she, it, (or, are).---------------- BUT

or
person-s
or
cated)
thing-s indicated) have been?----- BTL He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
per (or, are) able to--------- BUV

it, it,

or or
cated)
is It is It is
son-s or thing-s indicated) be?----BTM He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Can not, or, May not he (she, per cated) (or, are) for ------------ BUR
son-s or thing-s indicated) have been? He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
- BTN cated) (or, are) from----------- BUS

HE, SHE, IT.
HE SHE, Ir–Continued. HE, SHE, IT-Continued.
it,
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi thing-s indi
or
or
he (she, person-s
If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
cated) is (or, are) not-----------. BUW . cated) could (or, might)--------- BYF
it,
thing-s indi
or
º
cated) is (or, are) not able to - - - - BUX cated) could (or, might) not----. BYG
it,
or
or
he (she, person-s
cated) may, etc. (See CAN, above.) cated) does (do, or, did)--------- BYh
it,
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- || thing-s indi
or
cated) might, etc. (See Could, above.) cated) does (do, or, did) not ----- BYI
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi he (she, it, person-s or thing-s indi
or
cated) must --------------------- BUY cated) had (has, or, have) ------- BY.J.
or
cated) must be ------------------ BUZ (has, or, have) not---BYK
or or
cated) must not ----------------- BVA cated) (or, are) --------------- BYL
is is is
cated) must not be -------------- BVC (or, are) able ------- BYM
or to
cated)
it, it,
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi he (she, or person-s thing-s indi
cated) ought to------------------ BVD cated) (or, are) not ----------- BYN
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi person-s or thing-s indi
or
he (she,
cated) ought not to----- -------- BVE cated) (or, are) not able to ----BYo
is
or
cated) ought not to be ----------- BVG: cated) shall (or, will) .--------- BYP
-
or
cated) ought to be -...------------. BVF cated) shall (or, will) not ------- BYQ
or
cated) shall (or, will)------------ BVH cated) should (or, would) ------- BYR
or or
cated) shall (or, will) be---------- BVI cated) should (or, would) not----BYs
it,
thing-s indi
or
he (she, person-s
cated) shall (or, will) not -------- B.V.J. cated) was (or, were).------------ BYT
cated) shall (or, will) not be ------ BVK cated) was (or, were) not ------- BYU or
it,
or
he (she, person-s
or
cated) should (or, would) ----...-- BVL cated) will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi he (she, it,
or
person-s or thing-s indi.
j'.
cated) should (or, would) be ----- BWM cated) would, etc. (See Should, obove.)
it,
Is, or, Are, he (she,
or
person-s or
cated) should (or, would) do (or, be thing-s indicated)?-------------- BWY
done).--------------------------- BVN -------------------------------- BVZ
t

it,
Let him (her,

or
person-s or thing-s
cated) would) have ---Bvo indicated) have----------------- BWA
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi May he (she, it, etc.)? (See Can, above.)
cated) should (or, would) not ----BVP Might he (she, it, etc.)? (See Could,
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi above.)
cated) should (or, would) not be--BVQ Must he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi indicated)?----------------------CER
it,
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Ought he (she, person-s or thing-s
or
be done) ------------------------ BWR indicated) to?------------------. CHN

He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi Person-s, or, Thing-s indicated ----Bwc
it,
cated) should (or, would) not have-bvs Shall, or, Will he (she, person-s or
it, or
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi thing-s BWD indicated)?--------------

cated) was (or, were).....-------BwT Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
person-s
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi or thing-s indicated) be? -------- BWE
cated) was (or, were) not --------BVU Shall, or, Will he (she, it,
or
person-s or
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi thing-s indicated) do (or, be done)?
cated) was (or, were) not to be --BVX BWF
it,
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi Shall, or, Will (she, person-s
he
or
cated) was (or, were) to be -----. BVW or thing-s indicated) have? ----- BWG
He, She, It (or person s or thing-s indi Shall, or, Will he (she, it,
or
person-s
cated) will, etc. (See Shall, above.) or thing-s indicated) not? ------- BWH
it,
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi Shall, or, Will he (she,
or
person-s
---...- BWi
or
cated) would, etc. (See Should, above.) thing-s indicated) not

be
it,
it,

or
or
How is (or, are) he (she, person-s person-s

thing-s indicated)?------------ Bxo or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be
or
per done)? -------------------------Bwd

it,
How shall (or, will) he (she,

or
it,
son-s or thing-s indicated)? ------ Bxft Shall, or, Will he (she,

or
person-s
it, it,
thing-s indi
or
thing-s indicated) not have?--Dwk

or or
or
he (she, person-s
If If
cated) can (or, may) ------------ BYid She .----------------------------- BWI,

or per
it,
thing-s indi
he
or
(she, person-s Should, or, Would he (she,

cated) can not (or, may not)----- BYE som-s or thing-s indicated)? ----- BWM
266 GENERAL WOCAEULARY. PART II.
HE, SHE, IT-HEAP.
HE, SHE, IT-Comtinued. HEAD–Continued.

Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- || OQI —Headquarters.
son-s or thing-s indicated) be?---Bwn || Head rail ------------------------ UGw
it,
OQJ |—Headsails.
or
Should, or, Would he (she, per-
|| || || || || || || || || ||
son-s or thing-s indicated) do (or, be OQK |—Head sea.
done)?--------------------------Bwo OQL ||—Head sheet.
it,
or
Should, or, Would he (she, per- OQM |—Head wind.
to
son-s or thing-s indicated) have?-Bwp OQN |—Head wind.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- OQP |—Head yards.
or
son-s thing-s indicated) have been? OQR —Headland.
Bwº Headman ------------------------- OQU
it,
or
Should, or, Would he (she per- OQS —Headmost
son-s or thing-s indicated) not?--BwR OQT |—Headway. Steerageway.
Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per- Heave-to; head offshore ------------ LQ
have headway ------ Code Flag over
or
son-s thing-s indicated) not be?
J
I
BWs Jetty head.------------------------PVK
it,
Keep head ----------------PYT
or
Should, or, Would he (she, per- wind
to
At masthead---------- RMF
or
som-s thing-s indicated) not do (or, Masthead.

be done)?----------------------. BWT Moor head and stern--------------- RZJ
head-------------------------- Tid
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, or
per- Pier
son-s or thing-s indicated) - not have? Piston-rod crossheads damaged (or,
BWU broken) -------------------------KEJ
Pump crosshead ------------- ----UBG
it,
or
Should, or, Would he (she, per-

Pump crosshead out of order------ UBh
or
som-s thing-s indicated) not have

n?------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------- BWV Rudderhead ---------------------- WBM
—-------- Jie
it,
Ship's head by compass

or
That he (she, person-s or thing-s
— is
indicated) ---------------------. CLA Trimmed by the head; inches by the
--------------------------- H.Pk
it,
Was, or, Were, he (she,

or
person-s head
Or
tº: indicated)?----------- BWX Visible from the masthead -------- YQZ
it,
Was, or, Were, he (she,

or
person-s When have run my distance shall
I
or thing-8 indicated) not?------. BWY put her head off until —--------- LGP
What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he
(she, it, or person-s or thing-s indi
cated)?-------------------------- CQD HEADLAND -------------------------- OQR
it,
What, or, Which (or, are) he (she,

is
or
or
person-s thing-s indicated?)-cFx OQU |HEADMAN.

||
When does (did, or, do)he (she, it, per

or
thing-s indicated)? ------ Crd HEADMost---------------------------

or
son-s OQS
it,
or
or
When he (she, person-s thing-s

indicated) (or, are).----------- CRJ. HEADwAY. STEERAGEwAY---------- OQT
is
------ Code Flag over

it,
When (or, are) he (she, or person-s have headway

is
J
I
or thing-s indicated)?----------- CRN

When shall (or, will) he (she, it, per
or
som-s or thing-s indicated)? ------ CRT OQW HEAL-ED-ING. To HEAL.

||
it,
or
or

indicated) (or, are).-----------. CTD OQW HEALTH-Y-INESS.
is
|| || ||
|
it,
|—A healthy season.

or
Whereis (or, are) he (she, person-s OQX

or thing-s indicated)?------------ CTH OQY |—Are you healthy?
Bill of health --------------------. GKC
it,
or
Where shall (or, will) he (she, per-

son-s or thing-s indicated)? ------ CTM Board of Health------------------- Gra.
OQD |—While he (she, or, it). Clean bill of health—from — ------- TQ
Will he (she, it, etc.)? (See Shall, above.) Crew healthy --------------------- KCR
Would he (she, it, etc.) (See Should, Have you clean bill health?----- TU
of
a
above.) have clean bill of health, but am

I I
quarantine-Code Flag over

liable
to
To HEAD. clean bill health,

of
OQE |HEAD-ED-ING. have not

a
Brace round your head yards------ HDo Code Flag over

In bad health? -------------------- FRP
I
By the head ---------------------- HPK

Cathead -------------------------- IEU Not clean bill health flag (when
of
Crank head -----------------------KBL spoken of) -------- .------------ isw

Crosshead ------------------------ KED OQZ —Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well.
||
Figurehead----------------------- MxY Troops are good health ---------- YBN

in
Fork head ------------------------ NLR ORA |—Very healthy.

|| || ||
|-Was the port you left healthy?

as
Get her head round possible, ORB

as
fast
NYU ORC |—What the state of health of the fleet
is
you will be on at —
or
Get her head round

?
---------------------------- LF
shore
– the troops
of
What
of
the state health

is
Have lost — head of cattle --------- IFF, at ------------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - YBR

is ?
|—Head (part body). ORD –Where the health officer?

of
OQF
|
|—Head gear.
HG
department. ORE HEAP-ED-ING.

8
|—Head
of
|
T
HEAR–HELM. |
ORF HEAR-ING. HEARD. HEAVE—Continued. |
hº
Anxious to hear of (or, from) —----EOI OSP —Shall you heave-to?
Crew not heard of.---------...-------KCT Stop: Heave-to; or, Come nearer; I
ORG —Did you hear? have something to com
Did you hear if there were any letters ----------
for me at –
?------------------- QOE
municate ode Flag over H
Strange vessel hove in sight-------- OZS
Did you hear of my family?-------- EPI
§dto hear—it (or, that). Happy to
OSQ —Wessel indicated has hove-to.
hear—it (or, that) -------------. OAR OSR HEAVEN.

ORH —Has been heard of.
ORI —Has not been heard of since (date to OST HEAVY.
follow). Have, or, Has had a heavy gale from —,
ORJ —Have heard—of —. NVY
ORK —Have, or, Has not heard of —. OSU —Heavier-est.
ORL —Have you (or person-s indicated) heard OSW —Heavily-iness.
—of —? Heavy, or, Severe gale------------- NVZ
Have you. heard of the arrival of —? OSW —Heavy gun (weight in toms, if neces
EYJ sary).
Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel OSX —Heavy loss.
wrecked (or, in distress)?---...----- ZU OSY —Heavy purchase.
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of Heavy sea-------------------------- UQ
my (or, the) boat?---------------- FB OSZ —Heavy surf. Much surf.
Heard firing to the –-------------- NAI OTA —Heavy swell.
I seriously
heard that some of your family were Heavy weather coming; look sharp--Fz
Heavy weight --------------------- ZBE
ill---------------------- MSI
ORM —Neither seen nor heard. OTB —How heavy—is — ?
—Should you hear (or, see). OTC —I have a heavy gun (or, guns) (number
ORP —Sorry to hear—it (or, that). indicated).
I
Unless hear---------------------- YJ9 OTD —I have no heavy guns.
§§ —Wessel indicated has not been heard of.

—Wessel indicated has not been heard of
since — indicated); she is sup
OTE —In a heavy squall.
Rounds of ammunition for hoavy gun,
EGA
osed to Çºte
be —. OTF —She has, or, They have heavy gun.
ORT —We shall not hear again. OTG —She has, or, They have no heavy gun.
What were the latest dates at — when Striking heavily ------------------ WZY
you last heard?------------------ KMN Struck by a heavy sea------------- XAC
ORU —When, or, What did you last hear—of Very heavy sea -------------------- UW
(or, from)? - OTH —Which is the heaviest?
ORV HEART. HECTARE. (Square measure).-------- AXP

Down-hearted --------------------- LMI
HECToGRAMME. (Measure of weight)-BAo
ORW HEAT-ED-ING.
Superheat-ed-ing------------------ XEH HECTOLITRE. (Measure of capacity)--AYz
The heat of the sun ---------------XDV
HECTOMETRE. (Measure of length)--Awd
ORX HEAVE-ING. HOVE. Square hectometre. (Square, or, sur
Avast heaving -------------------- FOM Jace measure).------------------- Axe
ORY —Can I heave-to?
Heave all aback. Go astern -------- LP OTI HEEL-ED-ING.
ORZ —Heave away.
OSA —Heave her down. OTJ HEIGHT-EN-ED-ING. -
Heave short----------------------- HRD The height of the barometer is----- Fxr,
OSB —Heave taut. OTK —What is the height—of:
—Heave-to. What is the height of the barometer?
OSD —Heaving, Hove-to. Fxn
Heave-to; head offshore ------------ LQ What is the height of the thermometer?
Heave-to; I will send a boat------- GTE What is the temperature? ------- XNK
OSE —Heave-to on port tack.
OSF —Heave-to on starboard tack. HELD. (See Hold) --------. -------- OWN
Heave-to or I will fire into you ------ ID
OSG —Heave-to or take the consequences. OTL HELIOGRAPH-Y-1C.
Heave-to until —------------------- LR
-
OSH —Heave up. HELLER. (Coin).-------------------- ATS
OSI —I can not heave-to.
—I have not room to heave-to. | OTM HELM.
OSK —I shall heave-to off — (or, at —). Hard-a-port! (Urgent.) Head to go to
OSL —I shall heave-to to take soundings (time starboard ------------------------ Mid
indicated, if necessary). Hard-a-starboard' (Urgent.) Head to
OSM —I shall not heave-to. go to port ------------------------ ME
OSN I
—I will heave-to directly have room. Helm amidships.-------------------
ºr
—l
HELM—HIGH. |
HELM—Continued. HENBANE, TINCTURE OF-------------- XUA.

Helm angle ----------------------- ELV |
OTN |—Helm hard up. OUA |HENCOOP.
OTP |—Helm is down.
OT —Helm signal. HER-s-self. (See also HIM, HIS, HER-s,
OT —Helmsman. IT-s)---------------------------- bºxid
OTS —How do you carry your helm? Her, or, His Excellency----------- Mkrt
Lee helm ------------------------- QMC Her, or, His Highness------------- ow L
My helm hard-a-port; ship's head Her, or, His Majesty -------------- rho.
is
...
going starboard --------------- WG Her, or, His Majesty's dominions--LKH

to
Her Royal Highness the Princess

My
hard-a-starboard; ship's
of
helm
is
ead going poru --------------- WH Wales -------------------------- owr

to to
Pay attention the helm----------FLI Let her be ------------------------ BG:V
Port. Head go starboard ----- WI On Her, or, His Majesty's service--RHs
to
to
Port little. Head go starboard,
to
The United States, or, Her, or, His
to
a
TPG Majesty's Government ---------- oge

Port helm-------------- ----------- TPE The United States, or, Her, or, His
Starboard. Head port ----- W.J. Majesty's service---------------- Rhp
to
Starboard little. to#. go port, The United States, or, Her, or, His
to
to
ead
a
wºu Majesty's ship ------------------ RHQ

Starboard helm--------------. ----wrB
Steady your helm---- -------...--MI OUB HERALD.
||
|
Steer more to port ------------------ M.J. Report me to “New York Herald.”
kept flying until course ffice, London ------------------- UI
be
(To suffi-
is
ciently altered.) Report me to “New York Herald.”

Steer more to starboard ------------ MK ffice, New York ------------...--UJ
kept flying until course Report me to “New York Herald’’
be
(To suffi-
is
ciently altered.) ffice, Paris---------------------- Uk

OTU |—Under steady helm.
*
Weather helm -------------------- YZO HERD. (Flock.)--------------------- NFL

Will not answer her helm --------- Ens
OUC HERE. HEREABOUTS.
OTW |HELMET. Can get bill cashed here? ------- GRI
a
-------------------- LHY
I
Diver's helmet Can not get bill cashed here ----- GR.J.
a
OUD –Herewith.
HELMSMAN -------------------------- OTR do not think there any light here
is
I
abouts ------------------------- QRW

OTW HELP-ED-ING. (See also Assist.) OUE –Is, or, Are here.
|
Can be helped (assisted) ---------- FGB there any dry dock here? -------. L.JG
Is
Can help (assist) ------------------FGA OUF —Not here.

||
Can help? ----------------------- FGC There are no orders here for you ----TD
II
procure any help (or, assistance) OUG |—Was, or, Were here.
-
Can
||
the way of —? ----------------- CN Will my cargo sell here (or place

in
at
Can you help (or, assist)? --------- FGD indicated)? ---------------------- its
p
–Your owner
–
Can you help (vessel indicated)?..co OUH here.

is
||
Can not help (or, assist) ------------ CP

Do you want (require) any assistance OUI HERRING.
|| ||
(or, help)—of OUJ |—Herring fishery.

—
(or, from —)?----Cs

Give every assistance—to (help — to),
FGH HERs-SELF. (See also HIM, HER, IT)-BxD
Help, am attacked; wantassistance -NJ
I
Help me lay out an anchor ------ EIK OUK

to
iPIESITATE-D-ING-ION.
Hºl.
|| ||
------------------------ oty OUL –Donothesitate.

OTX |—I can not help you. Great hesitation -----------------. OHC
will assist you (or vessel indicated) OUM –Without Unhesitatingly.
in
hesitation.
I
distress-------------------------- Foi
in
º
Require help (or, assistance)—of OUN
—
(or, HIDE-ING. HID-DEN. To HIDE.

from) ---------------------------- –In hiding.
cz
OUP
||
Should you require any help (or, as

sistance).------------------------ FGo OUQ HIDE. (Skin.)
|| || ||
The ice so solid can not break

is
through; send help-------------- PCF OUR (HIGH. (See also HEIGHT.)

Will help (assist) ----------------- FGU Asks precise time high water and
of
With the help (or, assistance) of... Fow minimum depth at that time ----- Xe
Without help (or, assistance) ----- FGx you will have—feet-kuy
#:
reast high----------------------- hiro

|
OTYr HELPLESS-LY.
Height ---------------------------- OTJ
|
OTZ HEMP-EN. High and dry --------------------- LOR

|
Hemp cable (or, hawser). Size and OUS —High land.

length, necessary) ------------ HQX OUT |—High pressure.
if
Want hemp cable---------------- HSC High-pressure boiler -------------- GXC

||
a
HIGH-HOIST.
HIGH-Continued. HIM—Continued.
High-pressure cylinder ------------ KIG | May, etc. (See Can, above.)
OUV |—High-pressure cylinder cover. Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
-
High-pressure cylinder cover broken, Must his (her-s, it-s) --------------- Ces
KAI || Not his (her-s, it-s) ---------------- CFT
High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out Of him (his, her-s, it-s).------------ CGN
of order) ----------------------- KAU On him (his, her-s, it-s) -------...---- CGY
OUW |—High-pressure piston. | Ought his (her-s, it-s)? ------------ Cho
OUX |—High-pressure piston broken. Shall, or, Will his (her-s, it-s) ------ CIS
OUY |—High-pressure valve out of order. Should, or, Would his (her-s, it-s)--CIP
High tide ------------------------- xSD That his (her-s, it-s)--------------- CLB
High water----------------------- YVE To him (his, her-s, it-s) ------------ CNV
High-water mark ----------------- YVF Was, or, Were his (her-s, it-s)----- COR
OUZ |—Higher. When his (her-s, it-s).-------------- Crix
OVA |—Highest. Where his (her-s, it-s) - - - - - - - - - ---- CTE
Will, etc. (See Should, above.)
OVB
—#.
Hold till high water------------- KP
on With him (his, her-s, it-s) -------- CWG
high
How must Ilie to fetch?----- MwF . Would, etc. (See Should, above.)
OVC |—Not of high rank.
OVD ||—Of high rank. HINDER-ED-ING-ANCE. (Impede).----- PDY
OVE |—Prices are high.
OVF –Proceed at high water. | OVP HINGE.
OVG |—The highest price is —.
Wages are very high--------------- YSI || OVQ |HINT-ED-ING.
Wait for high water--------------- YSX
Was tide high when you grounded?--CI || OVR HIRE-D-ING. ..
What is the depth at high water?--KVE Government hired vessel ---------- OFU
What is the highest price you will give? Hired cruiser---------------------- ExFB
OAJ || Hired steamer -------------------- WTH
OVH –When is the highest tide? ; Will not be accountable for boat hire,
OWI —When will it be high water? * DFW
His, HIM-SELF. (See also HIM, HIS, HER,
OVJ HIGHNESS. IT-s) ---------------------------- Bxc
OVK |—Her Royal Highness the Princess of His, or, Her Excellency -----------MKR
Wales. His, or, Her Majesty -------------- RHO
OVL. —His, or, Her Highness. His, or, Her Majesty's dominions --LKH
OvM |—His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. || His, or, Her Highness ------------- OWL,
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales,
OVN | HILL. OVM
On His (or, Her) Majesty's Service-RHs
HIM, HIS, HIMSELF------------------ BxC The United States, or, His, or, Her
Majesty's Government ---------- OGB
HIM, HIS, HER-S, IT-S. The United States, or, His, or, Her
After him (his, her-s, it-s) -------- BWZ Majesty's service ---------------- rthp
Are, or, Is his (her-s, it-s)? -------- BEk || The United States, or, His, or, Her
As his (her-s, it-s)----------------- FAK | Majesty's ship ------------------ RHQ
Before him (his, her-s, it-s)-------- BXA -
By him (his, her-s, it-s)-----------. BJR || OWS HISTORY-ICAL.
Can, or, May his (her-s, it-s).------. BKE |
Could, or, Might his (her-s, it-s)?--BLA || OVT HIT-TING.
Do, Does, or, Did his (her-s, it-s)?--BMG
it,
OVU
or
Do not let him (her, person indi- HITCH.

||
cated) have --------------------- BTR

For him (his, her-s, it-s, OVW
or
or
person-s HITHERTO.
thing-8 indicated) --------------- BPD
|
From him (his, hers, it's, OVX

or
or
person-s |HoARSE-LY-NEss.
||
thing-s indicated) --------------- BPO

|
Give him (her-s, it-s) ------, ------Nzw

".
OVY |Hog-GED-GING. To Hog.
||
Had, Has, or, Have his (her-s,

HoG. (Pig) ------------------------- TIF
Her-s-self------------------------. BxD HOGSHEAD. (Measure of capacity)----AZB
||
Him-self, His --------------------- BXC OVZ |—Hogsheads of sugar.

|
his (her-s, it-s) ----------------- BYV

If
In him (his, her-s, it-s) ------------ CDJ OWA HOLST-ED-ING.

||
Is, etc. (See Are, above.) Annul the hoist indicated by Numeral
It-s-self--------------------------- CDY Signal--------------------------- EMI
Let her be ------------------------ BGV Annul the last hoist; will repeat it-ve
I
Let him (his, her-s, it-s)----------- QNT Can you distinguish what — (vessel
||
Let him be------------------------ Bxe indicated) has hoisted?---------- LGW

it,
First flag indistinct------ NDI

in
or
or
Let him (her, person-s thing-s hoist

is
indicated)—have --------------- BWA He has hoisted — colors------------ JBT

—
HOIST-HORIZON. |
HOIST-Continued. OXC 'How (Of ship.)

OWB |—Hoist a jack. t After hold.------------------------ DQw
OWC |—Hoist a light. t Fire in hold amongst cargo --------- or
OWD |—Hoist a waft (or, wheft). Fore hold ---------------- ----- ----NJU
| QWE |—Hoist a waft (or, wheft) when ready. || OXD |—Main hold.
OWF |—Hoist in. OXE –Stoke hold.
|- OWG |—Hoist masthead flags. Stoke-hold compartment ---------- JHA
Hoist quarantine flag --------------- TV. Stoke hold full of water ---------- ww.x
|
Hoist the blue peter ---------------- KO – feet water in hold ---------------QM
OWH |—Hoist the general recall.
| OWI |—Hoist the jib. OXF | HOLE.
OWJ |—Hoist up. Eyelet hole -----------------------Møg
Hoist up your boats.--------------- GTH Hawse hole. ---------------------- OPM
OWK |—Hoist wind Sails. - Loophole ------------------------- RAG |
|
Hoist your colors. Show yourensign-Dw Porthole-------------------------- Tow
Hoist your distinguishing signal----Dw Sheave hole ----------------------- vui
(See CoDE LIST of SHIPs.) Stokehole-------------------------
-
oxE
Hoist your flags where best seen.---NDE
OWL |—I can not make out the flags; hoist the OXG |Holiday.
signal in a better position.
Lowest flag of hoist indistinct ---- NDF || OXH |Hollow-ED-NESs.
North cone hoisted ------------...--- JNM
---------- NDY
R}. signal, or, repeat signal from —
(hoist indicated) ------------------VI
Holm E's LIGHT (large
#.
Holme's light (small flare).--------- NDZ
Second flag in hoist is indistinct ---NDG t
South cone hoisted ---------------- JNO || OXI | HOLYSTONE.
The last hoist is not understood; repeat
it------------------------------- URK || OXJ HomE.
They have, or, She has hoisted — colors, Absent from home ---------------- DAV
JBT At home--------------------------- Fie
Third flag in hoist is indistinct ----NDH Come home ----------------------- Jor
Top flag in hoist indistinct --------- NDI || OXK |—Home trade.
What colors (ensign) has she hoisted? OXL |—Homeward bound.
JBU Sailor's Home------ --------------- WFi)
What colors shall we hoist?-------- JBV. Sheet home ---------------------- VUW
| OWM |—Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted -
(or, hoisted upside down). - OXM |HONDURAS. HoNDURAS COLORs.
OWN | HOLD-ING. HELD. To HOLD. OXN | HONEST-Y-LY.

OWP |—Better hold on.
Do not hold on to your anchor, but let HoNEY-COMB-ED --------------------- JCA
her beat up on the beach -------- EHY
Do the utmost you can to insure holding || OXP |Honor-ED-ING-ABLE.
on; everything will be wanted --MEx Guard of honor-------------------- Ory
OWQ |—Holder. -
Legion of honor------------------- QMV
OWR —Hold on.
Hold on till high water------------- KP || OXQ |Hook-ED-ING. To Hook.
OWS –Hold out. Billhook ------------------------- Gr(D
Holding-down bolts loose---------- GYA Boat hook ------------------------ GRM
I
OWT |—I fear can not hold on much longer. Breasthook ----------------------- HFP
I
hold you accountable ------------ DFT Fishhook ------------------------- NBQ
I
shall keep hold of the land (or, light), OXR —Hook (a hook).
or, I shall keep the land (or, light) I
have hooked your anchor---------EIL
bearing ------------------------- QA
Inquest will be held—at —--------- PLS || OXS | HOOP.
Is it good holding ground? --------- oLM || OXT |—Hooping (Whooping) cough.
OWU –Is, or, Are to be held ready—to (or,
for). OXU |HoPE-ING-FUL-LY-NEss—to (or, THAT).
Shall we keep hold of the land? ----QER Great hopes—of----------------- OHD
Shareholder ----------------------- vTz || OXV |—Hope you are.
OWW –To be held. OXW |—Hope you can.
We hold our own with vessel chasing || OXY |-Hope you will.
uS ------------------------------ INw || OXZ |—Is there any hope—off
Will be held accountable ---------- DFU || OYA |—No hope.
OWX |—Will hold.
OWY |—Will hold together till —. OYB | HOPS.
OWZ —Will not hold.
OXA |—You will have as much-
as you can do to || OYC HoRIzoN-TAL-LY.
hold on. Above the horizon. On the horizon,
OXB —You will hold yourself in readiness— DAO
to (or, for). Artificial horizon.------------------ EZo
|-- |
HORN–HOW.
OYD Hous Y. HOUR-Continued.

Fog horn-------------------------- NGI Fire has been burning these — hours,
HNF
OYE | HORSE. Half an hour. In half an hour----olk
| Horse boat ------------------------ GTI OZK |—Hourglass.
OYF guards. OZL |—Hourly expected.
—Horse How many hours' coal have you? (state
OYG |Horse (Traveler). at what speed)------------------- Ixc
OYH HORSEPOWER.
Ihave — hours' coal for full speed (or
speed indicated) ------------- IXD
for
OYI |-Indicated horsepower. OZM |—In quarter of an hour.
a Quarter of
OYJ –My horsepower (or that of vessel indian hour. -
cated) is — . In an hour. An hour-------------- OZ.J.
OYK —Nominal horsepower. In half an hour. Half an hour ----olk
OYL |—What is your horsepower (or that of P. M.” Afternoon. In the afternoon,
vessel indicated)? DRW
*NOTE.-For hours A. M. and P. M. see
OYM |Hose. (A fleacible tube.) TIME, page 58.
Have you fire hose enough—for — ? Quarter of an hour. In a quarter of an
NAH hour --------------------------- OZM
Suction hose----------------------- XCI What is your consumption of coal per
hour, at full speed?-------------- IXM
OYN | HOSPITABLE-Y-ALITY.
OZN |House.
OYP Hospital. Admiral's house ------------------ DKN
| Ambulance required to conveyapatient || Bake house. Bakery -------------- FSX
to hospital --------------------:- - EDY OZP —Both Houses of Congress, or, Parliament.
OYQ I
—Can send my sick to the hospital (or, Cleared at the Custom-house ------- ITE
sick quarters)? Clearing house--------------------- ITG
Case is for hospital ---------------- IDJ Clearing the Custom-house -------- KGS
OYF. —Hospital case. Club. Clubhouse ----------------Iwd
OYS –Hospital ship (or, vessel). Cookhouse ------------------------ JVC
OYT —Hospital treatment. Custom-house--------------------- KGT
QYU —Require hospital treatment. Custom-house boat. Revenue boat-KGU
OYV –Send to the hospital. Custom-house duty---------------- KGV
*
QYW |—To, or, At the hospital. Deck house------------------------ KPZ
OYX —Where is the hospital? Have a Custom-house official on
board?-------------------------- KGX
OYZ Have you cleared the Custom-house?
Hºor KGY
OZA HosTILE-ILITY. (See also WAR.) OZQ |—House flag.
OZB |—Cessation of hostilities. House of Assembly---------------- FEK
Commencement of hostilities ------JEU House of Commons. (See also PARLIA
–Hostilities commenced — between — MENT---------------------------- JFM
OZC
anol . – OZR |—House of Lords. Senato.
OZD —In a hostile manner. House of Representatives ---------- IKA
Houses of Parliament ------------- OZP
OZE HOT-LY. Icehouse.------------------------- PBX
|Hot bearings ----------------------- RI Is your ship entered at Custom-house?
OZF —Hot weather. KGZ
OZG |—Hotter-est. Not cleared at Custom-house------ KHA.
Red hot -------------------------- UMF Public house---------------------- UAV
Shall clear at Custom-house ------- IxHe
OZH HOTEL. Storehouse ----------------------- WXQ
Trinity House (or, Light-house Board),
OZI | Hour-LY. GPN
A. M. * Before noon. In forenoon.--EDU Warehouse-----------------------. YUI
*NOTE. –
For hours A. M. and P. M. see
Hove. (See also HEAVE)------------ ORX
TIME, page 58. Heaving, Hove-to------------------OSD
After hours----------------------- DQx || OZS |—Strange vessel hove in sight.
OZJ –An hour. In an hour. Wessel indicated has hove-to-------- OSQ
At – (hour indicated) — (place indi
cated) bore—, distant—miles----- ED || How-------------------------------- Bxe"
At — (hour indicated) we were abreast || How am I?------------------------ Bºxg
of ---------------------------- CxW. How are her funnels placed?------- NTR
At which hour? ------------------- FJC || How are the funds at — ?--- ------ NTF
Damage can be put to rights in — hours, | How are the markets? -------------RLP
BD ||
How are the wounded?------------- ZIM
During meal hour----------------- LPO | How are they? -------------------- Bxh
Every hour----------------------- MIW How are you?---------------------- Bxi
|
HOW-HUMAN.
How—Continued. How—Continued.
How are you armed? ------...------- EUY How many deaths?---------------- ExoM
How are you steering? ------------ WTX How many dozen can you spare? --LMU
How broad—is —? ---------------- h.JN How many feet? -------------Mve
--
How can (or, may)? --------------- BXJ
-
How many funnels has she?-------- NTS
How could (or, might)?----------- BXK How many guns?------------------ rrºr
How deep—is — ?----------------- KQX How many guns do you mount? ---RKg
How did it (or, that) happen?----- OMk How imany guns does she carry? ---RKH
How did the land bear when last seen? How many have you seriously ill?--KLD
Eh How many hours' coal have you? (State
How do (does, or, did)?-----------. BXL at what speed)- -IXC
..
-
-
--
-
How do (or, did) you? ------------ Bx M How many lighters do you want? --QTA
How do you carry your helm?. ----- OTS
trive)—to -
How do (or, did) you manage (or, con
?-------------------- JTF
How does the beacon (buoy, or, mark)
How many miles—from —?-------- RTQ
How many miles an hour are you
going?
bear? --------------------------- GAH How many miles an hour can you (or
How does the entrance bear?-------- E.J. wessel indicated) go? ------------- RTP
How does the harbor (or, anchorage) How many minutes? -------------- RVD
bear?----------------------------- PA. How many (or, much) more?------ RKL,
How does the land bear? ----------- QDS How many passengers? What passen
How does —(vessel indicated) sail?-vdx gers?--------- -----------------TDO
How far—off 2 What distance?---MTA How many ships? ----------------- WXr.
How far can light be seen?--------- Msz How many sick? ------------------ WBC
How had (has, or, have)?---------- BXN How many times?----------------- xtM
How have you had the wind? ------ ZEN How many tons—of --------------xUT
7
How heavy is — ?------------------OTB How many tons do you take?------ XUV
How high must Ilie to fetch?----- MWE How many torpedo boats passed
in
How is business going?------------ HNY sight?--------------------------- Gtk
How is(or, are) he (she, How many were killed?------------ QAM
it,
or person-s
or thing-s indicated)?------------ Bxo How many wounded? -------------- zin
How she armed? ---------------- EUZ How much? ----------------SER
is is
-
-
-
-
How she rigged?---------------- Uxh How much cable have you out?----HRE
How is(or, was) stranger (or vessel indi How much longer? ---------------- QYR
cated) steering? ----------------- WTY How must? ----------------------- Bxp
How the barometer? ------------ Fºxe How must bring the beacon (buoy, or,
is is is is
I
How the patient? ---------------- TEI mark) bear?------------------- GAI
to
How the surf?--------...--------- 2xrs How often?-------------. ---------- SPx

How the tide? What tide have we How old? What age?--------------DSI
now?----------------------------- XF How ought?----------- -----------BXQ
How your latitude obtained? ----QHN How rigged?---------------------- Uxh
is
it,
How large—is (or, are)? -----------QFo How shall (or, will) he(she, or person-s
How long time)?---------------- QYL or thing-s indicated)?------------ BXR
(a
How long—is (or, are)—?---------- QYO How shall (or, will) I?------------- BXS
How long after?------------------- Drp How shall (or, will) we? ----------- Bxt
How long ago?-------------------- DTR How shall we have the wind? ----...-ZEP
How long do you require clean your How shall (or, will) you? ---------- Bxuſ
to
engines?------------------------ QYM How should (or, would)? ---------- Bxw

IHow long have you(or vessel indicated) How soon?------------------------wiz
been in such distress?------------ LHI How was (or, were)?-------------- exw
How long have you (or vessel indicated) How will the ebb set?-------------- Lso
been on fire?--------------------- NAJ How will the flood set? ------------NFQ
How long have you been on the voyage? How will they? ------------------- exY
QYN How would you act?--------------- Diri
How long have you had this fog? --NGK
How long may we stand on our present OZT How EvK.R.
course?------------------------- JZK
How long ought be getting an an Hoy.
to
I
swer from —?------------------_EMY OZU —Powder hoy (or, lighter.)

How long will delay be? ----------- KSH
How long will you be getting up steam? OZV HUG-GED-GING.
VY
How long will you (or vessel indicated) OZW HULK-ED-ING.
be repairing damages?------------ BM Coal hulk------------------------- Iwo
How many?----------------------- RKE Sheer hulk------------------------ VUR
How many blades have you your
to
screw?--------------------------GLX OZX HULL.

How many boats? ----------------- GTJ OZY —Hull down.
|
How many days?------------------KNG PAB —Hulled-ing.

How many days since you passed —
(vessel indicated)? PAC HUMAN-E-LY-ITY.
HUMMOCK–I.
PAD |HUMMOCK-Y. PBE |I. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,

see page 13.)
PAE HUNDRED.
PAF |—Hundredth. I. (Personal promoun).-------------- BYA
After I--------------------------Brz
HUNDREDweighT. Cwt. (Measure of Am"I?-----------------------------BEC
weight) ------------------------- BAP Am I not?------------------------- BED
Am I
to? -------------------------- BEF
HUNG------, ----------------------- OMH Can, or, May I
(my, mine)?-------. BKG
I
Can, or, May be? -----. ---------- BKH
PAG |HUNGER-Y Can, or, I
have—some —?----- BQG
Could, or, MºMight I
(my, mine)?----BLC
PAH | HUNT-ED-ING. I
Do, Does, or, Did (my, mine)?----BMH
Had, Has, or, Have I (my, mine)? --Bºs
PAI | HURRICANE. TYPHOON. I
Had, or, Have been? ------------- BFR
Center of hurricane bears —------- IGX Had, or, Have I
done? ------------- BMT
PAJ |—Has been a hurricane at (or, in)—. I
Had, or, Have had? -------------- BQT
PAK |—Hurricane did considerable injury. How am I?------------------------ BXG.
PAL |-Hurricane did not do much damage. | | II -----------. --------------------- BYA
am ------------------------------ BEA
PAM |—Hurricanes have not set in at —(date to
follow, if necessary). I am not--------------------------- BEI
Prepare for a hurricane-------------GD I can (or, may) ------------------- BKQ
PAN —You are steering right into the centre I can (or, may) be-------- --------BFX
of the hurricane (or, cyclone). I can (or, may) have--------------- BRI
I can not (or, may not) ------------ BKr
HURRY-IED-ING (Hasten) ------------ ONG I can not (or, may not) be --------- BFY
I can not (or, may not) have ------- BR.J.
PAO |HURT-ING-FUL-LY. (See also INJURE.) I could (or, might) ----------------BLK
Anyone hurt (or, wounded)?------- EQB I could (or, might) be ------------- BFZ
Boilers burst; no one hurt ---------- AV I could (or, might) have ---------. BRK
Boilers burst; no one seriously hurt-Aw I could (or, might) not------------ BLM
Dangerously hurt (or, wounded); acci- I could (or, might) not be --------- BGA
dent ----------------------------- AL I could (or, might) not have------- BRL,
Few hurt -------------------------Mxc I do (or, did). ---------------------BMY
—Is he (she, or, it) much hurt? I do (or, did) not---------. -------- BMZ
#3
P —Is, or, Are much hurt. I had (or, have).------------------- BRM
PAS |—Is, or, Are not much hurt. I had (or, have) been --------------BGC
Much hurt ------------------------ SBT I had (or, have) done ------------- BNA
PAT |—No one hurt. I had (or, have) had -------------- BRN
I had (or, have) not ---------------BRO
PAU | HUSBAND. I had (or, have) not been.---------- BGD
PAW |—Ship's husband. I had (or, have) not done.---------- BNC
I had (or, have) not had----------- BRP
PAW |HUT-TED-TING. I may, etc. (See Can, above.)
PAX HYDRAULIC.
I might, etc. (See Could, above.)
I must ---------------------------- CEix
Hydraulic engine ----------------- MAR I must be ------------------------- BGE
PAY |—Hydraulic jack. I must not ------------------------ CEL,
PAZ |—Hydraulic pump. I must not be ---------------------BGF
I ought to------------------------- CHL
|
| PBA HYDROGRAPHY-ER-ICAL. I ought not to -------------------- CHM
I shall (or, will) ------------------- CIO
PBC HYDROMETER. I shall (or, will) be -------- ----BGH
I shall (or, will) do---. ------------BND
PBD HYDROPHOB1A. I shall (or, will) have ------------- BRQ
I I
shall (or, will) if can ---------- BKs
I shall (or, will) not ---------------CIP
I shall (or, will) not be ------------ BGI
I shall (or, will) not do------------ BNE
I shall (or, will) not have---------- Brrs
I should (or, would) -------------- CJM
I should (or, would) be------------ BG.J.
I should (or, would) do------------ BNF
I should (or, would) have---------- BRT
I should (or, would) have been ----BGK
Ishould (or, would) not ----------- CJN
Ishould (or, would) not be... ------BGL
Ishould (or, would) not do
Ishould (or, would) not have ----- BRU
IIshould (or, would) not have been-BGM
was ----------------------------- Coh
102188°–17—18
I—ICE.
I–Continued. PBF |ICE.

I was not -------------------------- CoI || PBG |—A good deal of floating ice in —. -
II will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
will do it if I can ---------------- Lip
Can one break through the ice?----HEY
Detained by ice ------------------- KYA
I would, etc. (See Should, above.) | PBH |—Do you think I could get through the ice?
If I(my, mine) ------------------ BYw || Fast ice--------------------------- MTP
If I am--------------------------- BYx PBI —Foot ice.
If I am not ----------------------- BYz
||
| PBJ |—Has the ice broken up? Has the winter
If I can (or, may).----------------BZA | broken up—at —?
If I can not (or, may not) --------- PBK |—Has there been much ice at —?
If I could (or, might) - - - - - - | PBL |—Have encountered ice (date, latitude,
If I could (or, might) not--- | and longitude to follow, if necessary). |
If I do (or, did) ------------------- Have encountered ice between 30° and
If I do (or, did) not --------------- 35° of longitude on the –”-------. PF
If I had (or, have) ---------------- Have encountered ice between 35° and
If I had (or, have) not------------- of longitude on the –”-------- PG
If I must--------------------------
40°
Have encountered ice between 40° and
If I must not ---------------------BZK 45° of longitude on the –”-------- Ph
If I ought to ---------------------- BZL Have encountered ice between 45° and
If I ought not to ------------------ BZM 50° of longitude on the –”--------- PI
If I shall (or, will) -- - - - ----------BZN Have encountered ice between 50° and
If I shall (or, will) not ------------ BZO 55° of longitude on the –” -------- PJ
If I should (or, would) ------------ BZP Have encountered ice between 55° and
If I should (or, would) not -------- BZQ 60° of longitude on the –” --------
pk
WaS --------------------------- BZT Have encountered ice between 60° and
If I was not----------------------- BZU 65° of longitude on the –”-------- PL
If I were you I should not do it----LIQ Have encountered ice between 65° and
May, etc. (See Can, above.) 70° of longitude on the –”-------- PM
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) Have encountered ice between 70° and
I
Must (my, mine)?---------------- CET 75° of longitude on the –”-------- PN
Need I (my, mine)?---------------- CEH Have encountered ice between 75° and
I
No, can not---------------------- HUZ 80° of longitude on the –” -------- P0
I
Not (my, mine).------------------CFU Have passed ice in latitude—and longi
I
Ought (my, mine)?-------------- CHP tude — on the –”----------------- PQ
I
Ought to—do?------------------- CHQ
I
Shall, or, Will (my, mine)?------- CIT * Date to be indicated if necessary.
I
Shall, or, Will be? ---------------BHC
I
Shall, or, Will have?--------
Shall, or, will Inot have?----------
Have you fallen in with ice (stale
whether berg or field)?------------ PR
Should, or, would I
(my, mine)?---C.JQ || PBM |—I have been amongst the ice.
I
That (my, mine).----------------- cLD || PBN |—I have been injured by the ice (in lati
Was, or, Were I (my, mine).------- COs tude—, longitude—, to follow, if neces
Was I? ---------------------------- COT sary).
Was I not?------------------------ cou || PBO |—I have receivedinformation —(place
What, or, Which am I.------------ CPV is clear of ice.
neart indicated)
What, or, Whichshall (or, will)—I?-cQk || PBQ |—I have received information —(place
What, or, Which shall (or will) (or I neart indicated) is icebound.
we) do?------------------------- cqL || PBR |—I have received orders for you not to
What, or, Which shall (or, will) I (or proceed to —(place neart indicated) on
we) have?----------------------- CQM account of ice.
What, or, Which should (or, would) I| PBS —Ionly got clear of the ice (or, icebergs)—
we) do?--------------------- CQR
wºen am I(or,to?--------------------
on.
cQv || PBT |—I saw ice in latitude —(date to follow, -
When do did) (or, I
we)?----- CRE if
necessary).
I
When (my, mine) --------------- CRL || PBU |—Ice as far as I can see.
I
When can (or, may)------------- CRM || PBW |—Ice breaker.
When shall (or, will) I (or, we)?--CRU || PBW –Ice field, or, Floe.
When shall (or, will) (they, we, or, I PBX |—Ice house.
wº do?------------------------ CRv || PBY
en shall (or,
I
I
will) have?----- CRw || PBZ
Where am (or, are we)?---------- CSQ || PCA
|—Iceberg.
|—Is the harbor at — free from ice?
|—Is there much ice at (or, in)—? -
I
Where do (or, did) (or, we)?----- csy || PCB |—Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac
I
Where (my, mine).---------------CTF count of ice.
I
Where am (or, we are) ---------- CTG || PCD |—Notmuch ice at-(place neart indicated).
Where shall (or, will) (or, we)?--CTNI Place next indicated is blocked up by
ice -----------------------------GMU
PCE –The harbor at — is free from ice.
PCF I
–The ice is so solid that can not break
-
through; send help.
Yes, I have -----------------------ZLG What latitude and longitude did you
Yes, I will ------------------------ ZLH (or, they) have ice in?-------------Ps
ICE—IF.
ICE–Continued. IF–Continued.
PCG —Where did you encounter ice? If must not ----------------------
it it I I I I I I I I I
PCH —You will fall in with ice if you go be ought to-----------------------
If
yond —. ought not to------
If If If If If I If If If If If
PCI —You will find great difficulty in getting shall (or, will)
through the ice at —. shall (or, will) not------------- BZO
should (or, would)------------- BZP
should (or, would) not--------- BZQ
PCJ IDEA-L. If was --------------------------- BZT
If was not ----------------------- BZU
PCK IDENTICAL-LY. IDENTITY. were you should not do it----- LIQ
I
can (or, may) be done -------- BZR
PCL IDENTIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. can not (or, may not) be done -Bzs
not -----------------------------
IDIOT. our-s (or, we) ------------------
If so------------------------------
PCN IDLE-Y-NESS. that (or, this)---------------- ---
If the --------------
IF----------------------------------- BYC If there --------...---
I shall (or, will) if I can ----------- BKS these (or, those)
If If IfIf If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
If he she, her-s, it-s).--------- BYV they (their-s) -------------------CAE
If he (she, or person-s thing-s indi }. they are ------------------------ CAF
it,
or
cated) (or, are, etc. (See Is, below. they are not -------------------- CAG
is
he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s indi they can (or, may)-------------- CAH
If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
º,
cated) can (or, may) ------------ BYD they can not (or, may not) ------ CAI
it,
thing-s indi they could (or, might) ---------- CAJ

or
he (she, person-s
or
can not (or, may not) ----- BYE they could (or, might) not -----. CAL
he (she, it, or person-s thing-s indi they do (or, did) ---------------- CAM
or
º
cated) could (or, might)--------- BYF they do (or, did) not------------ CAN
he (she, it, or person-s thing-s indi
or
they had (or, have) -------------CAO
º
cated) could (or, might) not----- BYG they had (or, have) not ---------CAP
he (she, it, person-s or thing-s indi they shall (or, will)------------- CAQ
or or or
cated) does (do, or, did)--------- BYH they shall (or, will) not--------- CAR
it, it,
he (she, person-s or thing-8 indi they should (or, would)--------- CAS

does (do, or, did) not------ BYI they should (or, would) not.---- CAT
thing-s indi they were---, ------------------- CAU
or
he (she, person-s
(has, or, have) ------- BYJ they were not------------------- CAV
it,
thing-s indi we (our-s)---------------------- CAW

or
cated) had (has, or, have) not ---BYK If we are-------------------------- CAX
If we are not ---------------------- CAY
it, it, it,
thing-s indi
or
(or, are).--------------- BYL we can (or, may)---------------- CAZ
If If If If If If If If If If If If
cated)
is is is is
thing-s indi we can not (or, may not) -------- CBA

or or or or or or
or
he (she, person-s
cated) (or, are) able to-------- BYM we could (or, might) ------------ CBD
thing-s indi we could (or, might) not -------- CBE
or
he (she, person-s
cated) (or, are) not------------ BYN we do (or, did) ----------------- -
he (she, it, person-s or thing-s indi we do (or, did) not
----BYo we had (or, have).---------------
to
cated) (or, are) not able

it, it, it,
he (she, person-s or thing-s indi we had (or, have) not -----------CBI

cated) shall (or, will) ------------ BYP we shall (or, will)--------------- CBJ
he (she, person-s or thing-s indi we shall (or, will) not ---------- CBK
cated) shall (or, will) not.------- BYQ we should (or, would) ----------- CBL
he (she, person-s or thing-s indi we should (or, would) not ------ CBM
cated) should (or, would -------- BYR If we were ------------------------CBN
If we were not -------------------- CBO
)
he (she, it, person-s or thing-8 indi

or
cated) should (or, would) not. ---BYS you-r-s-------------------------- CBP

If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
he (she, it, person-s or thing-s indi you are ------------------------- CBQ

or
cated) was (or, were) ------------ BYT you are not -...------------------- CBR
he (she, it, person-s or thing-s indi you can (or, may).--------------- CBS
If
or
cated) was (or, were) not-------- BYU you can not (or, may not) ------- CBT
(my, mine) you could (or, might)----------- CBU
I If
If am. -----------
I
you could (or, might) not ------- CBV

you do (or, did) ---------- ------ CBW
can (or, ma you do (or, did) not------------- CBx
If If If If If If If If
IIIIIIII
can not (or, may not) you had (or, have).--------------CBY

could (or, might) you had (or, have) not ---------- Cez
could (or, might) not.-------- BZre you shall (or, will) ------------- CDA
do (or, did)-------------------- BZF you shall (or, will) not---------- CDB
do (or, did) not---------------- BZg you should (or, would) --------- CDE
had (or, have).----------------- BzH you should (or, would) not ----- CDF
you were ----------------------- CDG
||
had (or, have) not-------------- BZI

If must -------------------------- BZJ you were not ------------------- CDh
_|| ||
I
IGNITE–IMPERTINENT.
PCO |IGNITE-D-ING-ION. IMMEDIATE–Continued.

PDK —Not immediately.
PCQ |IGNorANT-LY-CE. Send an anchor and cable off immedi
ately---------------------------- E.JM
PCR |IGNORE-D-ING. Send immediate assistance---------- DB
PDL |—Send immediately—to (or, for).
PCS |ILL-NEss. (See also Sick.) Surgeon, or, Doctor will come immedi
Captain is sick ------------------- HWO ately ----------------------- ----- wn
PCT |—Have, or, Has been ill. Vessel (indicated) in distress; wants
How many have you seriously (or, dan- immediate assistance ------------ NW
gerously) ill?-------------------- KLD Want a boat immediately ---------- Yg
PCU |—I have illness on board. Want coal immediately ------------- YI
I
heard that some of your family were
seriously ill---------------------- MSI
Want food immediately ------------ Yo
Wantimmediate assistance; in distress,”
PCW –Is, or, Are ill. NC
-
PCW |—Is illness likely to last? Want immediate instructions------- YE.
PCX –Passenger, or, Crew Want immediate medical assistance-YL
ill
(sick) with in-
fectious complaint. PDM |—Want immediately.
Seriously ill ---------------------- WRU Want lighter immediately (if more than
— men of the crew have been ill with one, number follow). ----------- YM
to
yellow fever. (Number follow.) Want provisions immediately ------ Yo
to
MWY Want water immediately----------- YR

— passengers have been ill with yellow PDN |—Was sail immediately.
to
follow.)----- Miwa || immediately (or time indi
Wºº,
at
to
fever. (Number
cated) ---------------------------- 2s
PCY |ILLEGAL-Y-ITY. With immediate assistance fire can be
extinguished ----------- ---------- NY
Write immediately ---------------- 2.JPr
PCZ |ILLEGIBLE-Y-ILITY.
PDO IMMENSE-LY-ITY.
PDA |ILLUMINATE-D-ING-ION. PDQ |IMMERSE-D-ING-ION.

PDB |—Illuminate-d-ing mine field.
PDR IMMIGRATE-D-ING-ION-GRANT.
PDC |ILLUSTRATE-D-ING-ION. Immigration, or, Emigration Office-LXJ
PDE IMAGINE-D-ING-ATION-ARY. PDS IMMINENT.

|
PDF IMITATE-D-ING-ION. PDT IMMODERATE-LY.

|
PDG IMMEDIATE-LY. PDU IMMOVABLE-Y-ILITY.

|
Aground; want immediate assistance,

NA PDV IMPARTIAL-LY-ITY.
||
Am aground, likely break up; re

to
quire immediate assistance ------- CA PDW IMPASSABLE-Y.

||
Come immediately (directly) ------ JCQ Bar impassable-------------------FR

is is
PDH |—Do immediately. Bar impassable for boats on the ebb

it
Do you require immediate assistance? tide ------------------------------ EQ

CU
Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist- PDX IMPATIENT-LY-CE.
||
ance ----------------------------- NH
PDI |—Forward immediately. PDY IMPEDE-D-ING-IMENT.
|
Go immediately------------------- OBU
am aground; send what immediate PDZ IMPEL-LED-LING.
I I
assistance you can -----. ----------

can not take you tow, but will re- PEA
in
IMPENETRABLE-ILITY.
||
port you — and send immediate as

at
sistance ------------------------ XYQ PEB IMPERATIVE-LY.

||
shall weigh immediately (or

at
time
I I
indicated)------------------------ PEC IMPERCEPTIBLE-LY-ILITY.

|
will
telegraph message immediately,
RQo PED IMPERFECT-LY-ION.
||
PDJ |—Immediately on my return (or, on the

—, person indicated). (Coin) ------------------ ATu
of
return IMPERIAL.
In
distress; want immediate assistance,”

| ||
NC PEF IMPERIAL-IST.
|
Leave immediately—to (or, for) ---QLA

Light.house, or, Light-ship (Indestructible),
at
— wants IMPERISHABLE-LY-ILITY.
|
immediate assistance ------------ CW PHT

| iſ
Light-ship, or, Light-house

at
— wants
immediate assistance ------------ CW PEG IMPERTINENT-LY-CE.
||
*See DISTRESS SIGNALs, page

7.
IMPETUOUS—IN.
PEH IMPETUOUS-LY-OSITY. PFN | IMPROBABLE-ILITY.
PEI IMPLEMENT. | PFO | IMPROPER-LY-RIETY.

Agricultural implement----------- DUM -
| PF IMPROVE-D-ING-MENT.
PEJ | IMPLICATE-D-ING-ION. PF —Does it (or person indicated) improve?
| PFS |—Have, or, #.
improved.
PEK IMPLICIT-LY. PFT ||—No improvement.
Not improved --------------------- SJV
IMPLORE-D-ING. (Beg) -------------- GDL
| PFU | IMPRUDENT-LY-CE.
PEL |IMPLY-IED-ING. -
| PFV IMPURE-1TY.
| PEM | IMPOLITIC.
IN ----------------------------------- CDI
PEN IMPORT-ED-ING. To IMPORT. In a bad way---------------------- FRO
PEO |—Import duty. In a quarter of an hour------------ OzM
PEQ —Importation. In an hour ------------------------ OZ.J.
PER –Importer. In and out------------------------ SVW
In bad health --------------------- FRP
In bad order----------------------- Fri
PEU IMPORTANT-CE. In bond--------------------------- GYO
I
am going to signal the contents of an In bulk --------------------------- HL.J.
important telegram, to be communi- In case ---------------------------- IDQ
cated to you ---------------------- IE In case of.------------------------- Indr
I
am the bearer of important despatches, In case of accident (or, necessity) ---BP
JR | In chase of ------------------------ INQ
Important despatch --------------- RXA. In compliance with ---------------- JLE
Important intelligence—has arrived, In dock --------------------------- LJF
EYM In every particular---------------- MJN
PEV –Important mission. In every respect ------------------- M.J.O.
Important to communicate—by (or, In favor of ------------------------MUC
s
with) --------------------------- IH In fork---------------------------- NLQ
PEW –Itis important that it should be so. In
In
front—of ----------------------- GDI
future ------------------------- NUr
PEX |—No news of importance.
Nothing important by last accounts. DFL In gold---------------------------- ODP
—Of little importance. Unimportant-ce. - In good order ----------- ---------- OEb
PEY —Of no importance. In great danger ------------------- KLE
PEZ Of the utmost importance (or, conse- In half an hour-------------------- OLK
quence) ------------------------ JQC In, or, Into harbor ---------------- ONB
Some important news has arrived.--EYM In him (his, her-s, it-s)-------------CDJ
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer; have
I In how many minutes? ------------ RVD
In line ---------------------------- QUI,
Code Flag over H In making sail----------- ---------- RiD
Unless your communication is very im- In me (my, mine) ----------------- CDK
portant, I must be excused -------- IJ In my opinion --------------------- SRL
In my wake----------------------- YTF
In need (or, want) of -------------- SGE
PFA IMPOSE-D-ING-ITION. IMPOST. In order—to----------------------- SUA.
In our-s (us) ---------------------- CDL
PFB | IMPOSSIBLE. . In place of (Instead of) ------------ PNA.
PFC –Impossibility. In, or, Into port-------- ----------- ONB
PFD —It is impossible. In pursuance of ------------------- UCQ
It
is impossible to comprehend. Not In readiness—to (or, for) ---------- UJN
sufficiently comprehensible ------ JLP In shore -------------------------- PMG
PFE ||—It is impossible to say. In sight-of ---------------------- WBZ
Landing is impossible --------------KD In, or, At station ------------------ FIP
Not impossible -------------------- SJU' In stays -------------------------- WSA
In that (or, this) ------------------ CDM
PFG. IMPOSTOR-URE. In the----------------------------- CidN.
In the afternoon ------------------ DRW
PFH IMPRACTICABLE-Y-ILITY. In the bay—of --------------------- Fzi
- In the boat------------------------ GTN
PFI IMPREGNABLE. In the channel--------------------. ILM -
In the direction—of----------------LBP
PFJ | IMPRESS-ED-ING-ION. In the engine room---------------- MBP
PFK |—Made no impression. In the evening -------------------- MIH
In the event (or, case) of ---------- IDR
PFL | IMPRISON-MENT. In the middle of the – ------------ RTE
Crew imprisoned ------------------ KCs In the month of — ---------------- RYs
PFM |—Imprisoned—for. In the morning-------------------- rzy
IN–INDESTRUCTIBLE, -
IN–Continued. | PGN INCLUSIVE-LY.

In the offing----------------------- SPV
In the rear------------------------ UKJ || PGO |INCOGNITO.
In the river ----------------------- UYi
In the same ----------------------- vaj || PGQ |INCOMBUSTIBLE-Y-ILITY.
In the spring ---------------------wou
In the straits of -------------------- PGR INCOME.
In the vocabulary PGS –Income tax.
In the wake—of-------------------
In the way------------------------ PGT INCOMMODE-D-ING.
In the winter ---------------------ZGH
In the zenith ----------------------ZMF || PGU INCOMPETENT-LY-CE-CY.
In them (their-s) ------------------ Cido
In these (or, those).---------------- CDP || PGV INCOMPLETE-LY-NESS.
In this (or, that)------------------ CDM
In this place----------------------- TLG | PGW INCONSIDERATE-LY-ABLE-CY.
In time --------------------------- xTN
In tow---------------------------- XYR || PCFX INCONSISTENT-LY-CE-CY.
In trying to ----------------------- YCR -
In turn --------------------------- YEG | PGY INCONVENIENT-LY-IENCE.
In use ----------------------------YMN
In want of ------------------------ SGE | PGZ |INCONVERTIBLE-ILITY.
In wearing------------------------ Yxr
In what (or, which) --------------- CDQ || PHA. INCORRECT-LY-NESS.
In what manner? ------------------ rus Account sent is incorrect ---------- DEU
In what quarter? ------------------ UEP Number, or, Quantity is incorrect-slg
In writing------------------------- ZJN Report incorrect ------------------ JXC
In your-s-------------------------- CDR The address is incorrect ----------- DJQ
Inyour opinion ------------------- srmſ Your flags seem to be incorrectly
Inyour wake --------------------- YTH hoisted.------------------------- OWM
Not in ---------------------------- CFV
PHB |INCREASE-D-ING.
PFW INABILITY. Fortifications have been increased at –,
NMI
PFX |INACCESSIBLE-Y-ILITY. If gale increases.------------------ NWA
PHC |—Increase speed. -
INACCURATE-LY-CY (Incorrect) ------- Phi A. Is the sickness on the increase?----wed
Leak increases -------------------- QJY
PFY INADMISSIBLE.
PHD INCREDIBLE-Y-ILITY
PFZ INATTENTION-IVE-LY.
PHE INCUR-RED-RING.
PGA INCANDESCENT-CE. INCANDESCENT LIGHT.
PHF |INCURABLE.
PGB |INCAPABLE Y-ILITY.
PHO} |INDEBTED-NESS.
PGC INCAPACITATE-D-ING.
PHI |INDECENT-LY-CY.
PGD INCAUTIOUS-LY-NESS.
PHJ
PGE |INCENDIARY ISM.
-
INDECISIVE-LY-SION.
Indecisive battle between the –
and —
(names to follow)---------------- F2A
PGF |INCESSANT-LY.
PHK |INDEED.
INCH (Measure of length) ----------- AWE
Cubic inch------------------------ AYD || PHL |INDEFATIGABLE-Y.
Square inch---------------------- -AXU
PHM INDEFINITE-LY.
PGH |INCITE-D-ING.
PHN INDEMNIFICATION. INDEMNITY. (Dam
PGI INCIVILITY. ages.)
PGJ INCLINE-D-ING-ATION.—TO. PHO |INDEMNIFY-IED-ING.

PGK —Are you inclined to do it?
PHQ |INDENT-ED-INg.
PGL INCLOSE-D-ING. Cancel-led-ling the indentures----- HUN
PHR –Indentures.
PGM INCLUDE-D-ING.
All included ----------------------DXN || PHS INDEPENDENT-LY-CE.
Is all included?--------------------DYL
Not included-ing------------------ SJ.W. PHT INDESTRUCTIBLE-Y-ILITY.
INDEX-INFORM.
PH.U INDEX-ED-ING. | PJD INFAMoUs-LY. INFAMY.

Geographical Index. (See page 452.) ||
“Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index”--Qxd PJE |INFANT-CY.
PHV INDIA-N. PJF |INFANTRY.

East India cargo ------------------ HZA Enemy's infantry------------------ LZJ
East India Government------------ OFR
PHW |—East Indiaman. | PJG INFECT-ED-ING-IOUS.
India rubber. Gutta-percha ------ OKU Case is infectious ------------------ IDK
PHX –Indian corn. | PJH |—Have infectious cases on board.
PHY |–Indian meal. Have you had any communication with
West India cargo------------------ HZO infected vessel (or, place) --------- IC
PHZ INDICATE-D-ING-ION.
I have (or, have had) a dangerous
fectious disease on board.
in
PIA —Indicate number (or, quantity)—of. Code Flag over L
PIB —Indicate size—of. Infectious disease ----------------- LEA
PIC —Indicate weight—of. Is disease infectious (or, contagious)?
VA
PID |INDICATOR. Passengers, or, Crew ill with infectious
Indicator diagram----------------- KYS complaint----------------------- PCx
PIE INDICT-ED-ING-MENT. PJI INFER-RED-RING-ENCE.
PIF INDIFFERENT-LY-CE. PJK INFERIOR-ITY.

Anchorage, or, Harbor is indifferent-oy || PJL |—Inferior force.
Indifferent accommodation
Indifferent account—of —--------- PJM INFEST-ED-ING.
Indifferent chart ------------------
Indifferent coal.-------------------- PJN INFINITE-LY-ITY.
Indifferent vacuum ---------------
PJO |INFIRM-ITY.
PIG INDIGESTION-IBLE. PJQ |INFLAME-D-ING-MATION-MABLE.

Cargo not inflammable ------------ Hz.I.
PIH INDIGNANT-LY-ATION. Inflammable cargo ---------------- HZE
PJR —Inflammation of the lungs.
PIJ INDIGO. Is your cargo very inflammable? ---IAv
Not inflammable cargo ------------ Hzºſ
PIL INDIRECT-LY-NESS.
PJS INFLEXIBLE-Y-ILITY.
PIM INDISPENSABLE Y.
PJT INFLICT-ED-ING-ION.
PIN INDISPOSE-D-ITION.
PJU |INFLUENCE-D-ING-TIAL.
PIO INDISTINCT-LY-NESS.
Bottom flag in hoist indistinct.----- NDF | PJW |INFLUENZA.
Second flag in hoist indistinct -----NDG
Third flag in hoist indistinct ------ NDH | PJW |INFORM-ED-ING-ATION. (See also AC
Top flag in hoist indistinct --------- NDI QUAINT.)
All possible information—of (or, from),
PIQ |INDoLENT-LY-CE. DXS
PJX |—Am, Is, or, Are informed—that.
PIR INDUCE-D-ING-MENT. PJY |—Can you inform me?
PIT —Induced current. PJZ |—Can not inform you.
PIU —Induction. Captain desires me to inform you -Hwº
PIV —Induction gear. PKA –For the information—of.
PIW —What was (or, is) the inducement? PKB |—For your information.
Forward the following information
PIX INDULGE-D-ING-ENCE. to ----------------------------- Ngu
Have obtained the following informa.
PIY INDUSTRY-IOUS-LY. tion from — --------------------NGV
PIZ
Iam desired to inform you (or person
INEFFICIENT-CY. - indicated)----------------------- DGZ
PKC |—I am happy to inform you.
INEVITABLE-Y. (Unavoidable)-------Yok I have received information — (place
neart indicated) is clear of ice ----PBO
PJA INExCUSABLE-Y. I have received information — (place
meat indicated) is icebound ------ PBQ
PJB INEXHAUSTIBLE-Y.
-
I have the following information from,
NGV
PJC INEXPERIENCE-D. PKD I
|—If am rightly informed.
280 GENERAL WOCABULARY. IPART II.
INFORM-INSERT.
INFORM–Continued. INJURE–Continued.
Inform agent—of — ---------...----- DSR Hurricane did considerable injury—to,
Inform harbor authorities----------FNJ PAK
Inform Lloyd's agent ------------- Qwp Hurricane did not do much injury-PAL
PKE
Inform my family----------------- MSJ Ihave been injured by the ice in (lati
–Inform owner. tude and longitude to follow, if neces
Inform the captain of ------------- Hixo *ary) --------------------------- PBN
Inform the commander ------------ JEN || PLC |—Injury.
Information, News, or, Report is con- Is — (vessel indicated), or, Are you
firmed -------------------------- JOE materially damaged (or, injured)?-Ao
or,
Information, News, Report PLD |—Much injury has been done (or, by).
to
not
is
correct -------------------------- JXC
||
PKF –Informer.
Owners desire me inform you PLE
to
to
coal INJUSTICE.
||
at ------------------------------ HE
PLF
to
Owners desire me inform you |INK-Y.
to
dis-
|| || || ||
at
—
charge cargo first (place indi-
cated) ----------------------------
sy
PLG INLAND.
inform you.--syk
to
Owners wished me
PKG –Private information. PLH INLET.
Sea inlet choked------------------- IPQ
|
Sorry inform you -------------- WKG
to
|
With the following information ---NGz Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
Your agents desired me damaged)----------------------- VLA
to
inform you,
DTE
Your original orders are cancelled; PLI INMATE.
I
|
to
inform you proceed

to
am directed
to ------------------------------ TH PLJ INN.
|
PLK |INNER-MOST.
PKH INFORMAL-ITY-LY. Inner entrance (passage, or, channel),
ILN
INFORMER--------------------------- PKF PLM |—Inner harbor.
||
PLN |—Inner line.

PKI INGENIOUS-LY-UITY.
PLO
-
|INNOCENT-LY-CE.
PKJ INGOT.
LNNUMERABLE. (Numberless) -------- SLI
PKL |INGRATITUDE.
PLQ |INoculate-D-ING-ION.
PKM INGREDIENT.
PLR INQUEST.
PKN INHABIT-ED-ING-ANCE. Awaiting coroner's inquest-------- FPd
Coroner's inquest ----------------- JWS
PKO |INHABITANT. PLS |—Inquest will be held—at —.
PKQ |INHospitable-Y. PLT INQUIRE-D-ING-Y—INTO (or, ABOUT).

Inquiry (Investigation).--- KAC
of
Court
PKR INITIAL. PLU |—Did not inquire.
Dot between initials--Code Flag over PLV |—Inquiry has been made. -
F
|
Make inquiry--------------------- MED

PKS INITIATE-D-ING-ION.
PLW INQUISITIVE-LY-NESS.
PKT INJECT-ED-ING-ION.
PKU |—Injection gear. PLX INROAD.
PKV |—Injection pipe.
PKW |—Injector. INSANE-ITY-LY. (Mad) -------------- REA
PKX |INJUDICIOUS-LY. PLY INSCRIPTION MARITIME.

Commissaire d'Inscription maritime,
PKY INJUNCTION. JEY
PLZ |—Inscrit maritime.
PKZ INJURE-D-ING-Ious-LY. (See also DAMAGE
and HURt.) PMA INSECT.
|| | || || |
Are you, or,

—
Is
(vessel indicated)
materially damaged (or, injured)?-oA PMB |INSECURE-LY-ITY.
Bow injured ---------------------- HCF
Crops much injured -------------- Kow PMC INSENSIBLE-Y-ILITY.
PLA —Have, or, Has received injury (or,
damage)—to. PMD |INSERT-ED-ING-ION.
PLB |–Have you received any injury (or, PME |—Not
to
be inserted.
damage)? PMF –To be inserted.
INSHORE–INTEMPERATE.
PMG INSHORE. INSTRUCT-Continued.

PMH —Inshore squadron. I have telegraphed for further instruc
tions (or, orders) ---------------- STW
PMI INSIDE. PNH —Instructions.
| Inside berth Keep off and on, and wait instructions,
PMJ —Inside of limits. SX
—Inside the harbor. PNI —No instructions (or, orders).
PML —Inside the mole. PNJ —Previous instructions (or, orders).
Private instructions. I have private
instructions--------------------- PNG
PMN INSIGHT. PNK —Send instructions.
Telegraph instructions (or, orders) to —,
PMO |INSINUATE-D-ING-ION. TC
PNL —Urgent instructions (or, orders).
PMQ INSIST-ED-ING. Want immediate instructions------- YK
PNM —Your instructions.
PMR INSOLUBLE-ILITY.
PMS INSOLVENT-CY. INSTRUMENT-AL-LY.

Telegraph instrument------------- XMB
PMT INSPECT-ED-ING-ION.
Await outside the inspection of the INSBORDINATE-ION.
officials ------------------------- FPB
Board of Trade inspector (or, officer), INSUFFICIENT-LY-CY.
GPD Authority insufficient------------- FMN
PMU —Inspector. Insufficient address---------------- DJM
PMV —Inspector general. . .
Passed the official inspection ------ TCU INSULATE-D-ING-ION.
Sanitary inspector ---------------- WHG —Insulate-d-ing cable (or, wire).
—Insulator.
PMW INSTABILITY. UNSTABLE.
INSULT-ED-ING-LY.
PMX INSTAL-LED-LING-MENT-LATION.
Electric-light installation --------- LUY INSURE-D-ING. -
—Are you insured?
PMY INSTANCE. For the benefit of the insurers (under
For instance ---------------------- NHG writers) ------------------------ GFL
—Fully insured.
PMZ INSTANT-LY-ANEOUS-LY. I am insured at Lloyd's ----------- QWL
Anchor instantly -------------------KZ I am not insured at Lloyd's ------- QWN
Bear up instantly------------------- LB PNZ —Insurance.
Instantaneous fuse ---------------- NUx POA. —Insurer.
Stop instantly---------------------- MN POB —Not insured.
Tack instantly --------------------. MO Partially insured ------------------ TBY
Wear instantly--------------------- MP Vessel is insured ------------------ YPX
PNA INSTEAD–OF.
INSURGENT. (Rebel) ---------------- UKS
PNB INSTINCT-IVE-LY.
INSURRECTION-ARY.
PNC |INSTITUTE-D-ING-ION.
Lifeboat Institution --------------- QRI POD INTELLIGENCE-ENT. (See also NEws.)
Bring (or, Brought) intelligence - HIR
...
PND INSTRUCT-ED-ING. (See also DIRECT and Important intelligence — has arrived,
ORDER.) EYM
Admiralty instructions ------...----- DLt POE —Intelligence department.
Against instructions. Not according to POF —No intelligence—of.
orders -------------------------- DER POG. —No intelligence obtained from vessel
Agent's instructions---------...----- psyſ boarded.
Have received the following communi-" Obtain all the intelligence possible-sNw
cation (or, instructions) from your POH —Send an express with the following
owners (or, agents) intelligence:
PNE |—Have you instructions (Have orders Will you telegraph to-
(ship
or
person
been given)—to (or, for)? indicated) the intelligence am about
I
PNF —I have instructions.

PNG —I have private instructions.
I
have received orders for you not to POI INTELLIGIBLE-Y-ILITY. -
proceed without further instructions, POJ —Not intelligible (unintelligible).
sp POK —Quite intelligible.
I have received orders for you to await
POL INTEMPERATE-LY-ANCE.
instructions from owners at — ----SQ |
INTEND–INTIMIDATE.
POM INTEND-ED-ING-T-TION. INTERFERE—Continued.

Admiral, or, Senior officer intends--DKS PQL —Need not interfere.
PON —Do not intend to weigh. Police (or other) authorities will not
POQ —Do you intend—to? interfere
Do you intend anchoring? --------- EHZ —Will interfere—with.
Do you intend to abandon?---------- AE {3}. —Will not interfere.
Do you intend to go into harbor? --OMw
POR —Do you intend to see? - PQO INTERIOR.
POS —Do you intend to write from —?
I do not intend to —--------------- PQB INTERMEDIATE-LY.
I do not intend to abandon the vessel,
AF
#3; —Intermediate pressure.
cylinder----- KIH
Intermediate-pressure
I do not intend to alter course at pres PQT —Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover.
ent (or, until –)----------------- ECI Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover
—I intend sounding — (place indicated) broken --------------------------KAJ
before I try it. Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked
POU —I intend to. (or, out of order)
Iintend to purchase (or, buy) ----- HOX —Intermediate-pressure piston.
POW —I intend to ship. £3. —Intermediate shaft.
POW —I intend writing.
POX —Intend leaving. Purpose
łºś.
Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
PQW INTERMIT-TED-TING.
Intermittent fever---------------- MwN
agent --------------------------- Cxp —Intermittent light. |
POY —Intend to refit at. £3: —Intermission.
—Intend to sail.
PQA —Intentional-ly. PQZ INTERNAL-LY.
It is my intention—to ------------- POU In the clear. In
PQB —It is not my intention—to. side----------------------------- LAN
Only intend to — ------ - ----------SQZ
Only intended as ------------------ SQY PRA. INTERNATIONAL.
Only intended for a feint---------- M.V.G. Attention is called to page –
paragraph
— of the International Code
The signals were not intended for you,
WDM
N. B.-The page to be signaled first and
PQC —What are your intentions? then the paragraph. (See note to this
What harbor do you intend to make (or, signal on page 37.)
run) for?------------------------ OND
What latitude do you intend going into? PRB —International Code of Signals.
QID
When do you intend to alter course?-ECx INTERPOSE-D-ING-ITION. (Interfere).--PQk
When do you intend to bring up? --EKF
Where do you intend calling for orders? PRC INTERPRET-ED-ING-ATION.
HTJ PRD —Have you an interpreter?
Where do you intend to bring up? -EKH PRE —Interpreter.
PRF —No interpreter available.
PQD INTENSE-LY-ITY. Require an interpreter ------------ UTA
Your signal is not distinct. Interpreta
INTENTIONAL-LY--------------------- PQA tion doubtful.--------------------LGT
PQE INTERCEDE-D-ING-ssion.
PRG INTERROGATE-D-ING-IVE-LY.
Note of interrogation. Query------ sjz
PQF INTERCEPT-ED-ING-ION.
PRH INTERRUPT-ED-ING-ION.
PQG INTERCOURSE. Communication by telegraph is stopped,
Be very careful (or, guarded) in your WS
intercourse with strangers FS Communication is interrupted—by (or,
with)
INTEREST-ED-ING. Traffic interrupted by snow
{3} —For your (or party's named) interest.
Interest in----------------------- PQH PRI INTERVAL. -
PQJ —No interest in —. Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter

Party interested ------------------- TCE vals WD
PQK INTERFERE-D-ING-NCE. PRJ INTERVENE-D-ING-TION.

Authorities (or, Police authorities) have
interfered.----------------------- FNB PRK INTERVIEW.
Authorities must interfere -------- FNC
Authorities will not interfere------ FND PRL INTESTINE-AL.
Do not interfere with (or, take the mat
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent, | PRM INTIMATE-D-ING-LY-ION.
QWH
Interferes with business----------- HOB PRN INTIMIDATE-D-ING-ION.
INTO-IS.
-
PRO INTO-THE –. PSX IRISH-MAN.
| Into, or, In harbor. Into, or, In port, Irish butter----------------------- HOQ
ONB
PRQ —Into position. PSY |IRON.
Into the--------------------------- PRO Angle iron ------------------------ ELT
Look in (or, into)----------------- QZR Cast iron--------------------------
IEK
Ran into-------------------------- UHQ Galvanized iron --- -------------- NWL
Run into-------------------------- VCD || PSZ ||—Iron mast.
PTA |—Iron plate-d.
PTB |—Iron yard.
PRS INTOxICATE-D-ING-ION. Ironclad. Armor-clad ship-------- EVs
Oxide of iron---------------------- SYO
PRT INTRENCH.ED-ING-MENT. Pig iron--------------------------- TIH
Railway iron---------------------- UGZ
PRU INTRICATE. Rudder irons---------------------- WBN
Scrap iron ------------------------ VJY
PRV INTRIGUE-D-ING-R. Sulphate of iron ------------------ XDG
Wrought iron---------------------ZKF
PRW INTRODUCE-D-ING-TION.
Can you get any introduction to — ?
NYM || PTC IRRECOVERABLE-Y.
PRX INTRUDE-D-ING-SION.
PTD IRREGULAR-LY-ITY.
PRY INTRUST-ED-ING. Certificate irregular ---------------IHO
PTE |—Irregular shape.
PRZ INUNDATE-D-ING-ION. PTF |—Irregular soundings.
-
PSA |INVADE-D-ING-R-SION. PTG |IRREPARABLE-Y.
Machinery broken down; irreparable at
PSB |INVALID. (See also SICK.) Sea ----------------------------- RDV
Can I
land my invalid passengers?
QDR || PTH |IRRESISTIBLE-Y-ILITY.
PSC |—Invalided.
Military invalid------------------- RTx || PTI IRRESOLUTE-LY-ION.
Naval invalid --------------------- SEP
PTJ |IRRESPECTIVE-LY.
PSD INVALIDATE-D-ING.
PTK |IRRIGATE-D-ING-ION.
PSE INVALUABLE-Y.
PTL |IRRITATE-D-ING-ION-ABLE.
PSF |INVARIABLE-Y.
PTM |IRRUPTION.
PSG |INVENT-ED-ING-ION.
PSH –Inventor. Is-----------------------------------CDs
As it is --------------------------- FAO
PSI INVENTORY. As it is not------------------------ FAP
PSJ |—Make out an inventory.
- Before it—is ---------------------- CDx
- r He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
PSK |INVERT-ED-ING. cated) had (has, or, have) done (or,
is, or, are doing) ---------------- BUL
PSL INVEST-ED-ING-MENT. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
cated) had (has, or, have) not done
PSM or, are not doing)-------- BUP
is,
INVESTIGATE-D-ING-ION-OR. (or,
Inquiry (or, Investigation), He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
of
is It is It is Itis It is It is It
Court
or
- KAC cated) (or, are) --------------- BUT

PSN INVISIBLE-Y-ILITY. He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
cated) (or, are) able to-------- BUV
PSO |INVITE-D-ING. He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
PSQ |—Invitation. cated) (or, are) for ------------ BUR
or
(or person-s
PSR INVOICE. cated) (or, are) from ---------- BUS
or
(or person-s
PST INVOLUNTARY-ILY. cated) (or, are) not----------- BUW
or
(or person-s
PSU INWARD-S-LY. cated) (or, are) not able to----BUx
(or, are) he (she, it,
or
How person-s
is
IODIDE OF POTASSIUM ---------------- TQZ or thing-s indicated)?------------ Bxo

it, it,
thing-s indi
or or
or
he (she, person-s
If If
-
PSW IODINE. IODIZE-ING. cated) (or, are) ------- ---. BYL

is
-
-
-
thing-s indi
or
he (she, person-s
PSW |IPECACUANHA. cated) (or, are) able to-------- BYM
is
!
IS–IT.
Is–Continued. It ----------------------------------Bv2
If
it, it,
(See also HE, SHE, IT, or PER
or or
or -- or
he (she, person-s thing-s indi- Its-self.
cated) (or, are) not ------BYN or THING-S INDICATED)----- CDY
is
SON-S
--------------------------
-
-
-
he (she, person-s thing-s indi- After
it
If
----BYo As is ---------------------------
to
(or, are) not able
it it it it it it
cated)
is
Is, Am, or, Are to----------------- BEH As not------------------------
is
Is at-the------------------------- FJD As may-------------------------
Is it?------------------------------ CDT As was -------------------------
Is done? ------------------------ BNH As was not ---------------------
it it it it
Is not to be done?----------------BNI As will be ----------------------

Is so?-------------------------- CDU Before it—is ----------------------
Is to be done? ------------------- BN.J. By it-s (him, his, her-s)----
Is, or, Are, he (she, it, person-s or Can, or, May do
or
it
thing-s indicated)? --------------BVY Can, or, May it-s (his, her-s)?------ bkr
Is, or, Are, his (her-s, it-s)?-------- BEk Can, or, May be done? ---------- BLW.
it
Is, or, Are my (mine) ------------- BEL Can not, or, May not do --------- BLY
it
Is, Am, or, Are not---------------- BEG Could, or, Might it-s (his, her-s)? --BLA
Is, Am, or, Are not to be ---------- BFD Do, Does, or, Did it-s (his, her-s)? BMG
-
Is, Am, or, Are not to have-------- BQD For it-s (him, his, her-s, or person-s
or
Is, or, Are our-s, or, Are we? ---- BEM thing-s indicated) --------------- bed
...
that (or, this) ------------------ CDV From it-s (him, his, her-s, or person-s
Is
Is, or, Are the--------------------- BEN or thing-s indicated) ------------ BPO

Is, or, Are their-s, or, Are they?----BEO Had, Has, or, Have, it-s (his, her-s)?
Is, or, Are there—any ------------- BEP BQR
Is, Am, or, Are to be -------------- BFC t-s (his, her-s, he, she) --------- BYW.
If If If
Is, Am, or, Are to have ------------ BQC can (or, may) be done -------- BZR
it it
Is, or, Are with —----------------- BER can not (or, may not) be done-BZs
Is, or, Are you-r-s ----------------- BEs In it-s (him, his, her-s) ------------ CDJ
It, etc. (See He, She, It, above.) Is, or, Are it-s (his, her-s)? -------- BEk
PTN |—It it?------------------------------ CDT
is
as.
That, or, This is------------------- CLE Is it it it it done? ------------------------ BNH
That, or, This not--------------- CLF Is not to be done?---------------- BNI
is
That is.------------ --- - - - - - - - - - - CLG Is so?------------, ----------CDU

it it
-
not --------------------- CLH
.
.
That Is to de done? --------. ---- -- - - - - BNJ
is
There is, (or, are).----------------- CMG It--------------------------------- BVZ

There (or, are) not-------------- CMH. Its self---------------------------- CDY
is is
There nothing ------------------CMT It can be-------------------------- BGN

What, or, Which are (or, is)?------ CPW can (or, may) be done ---------- BNK
It It It It It It It It It It It It It It It
What, or, Which (or, are) he (she, it, It can not be ---------------------- Boro
is
thing's indicated)?-cPx can not (or, may not) be done ---BNL

or
or
person's
What, or, Which it? ------------ CQG could (or, might) be done -----. BNM
is is
What, or, Which (or, are) you-r-s? could (or, might) not be done ---BNo
CPY had (or, has) been done.--...------ BNP
Wlwen are (or, is)?----------------CQw had (or, has) not been done.----- BNQ
It is as --------------------------- PTN
it,

or
or
indicated) (or, are) ----------- CRJ ought not be ----------------- BGS

to to
is
ought not be done ------------ BNs

it,
. or
When (or, are) he (she, per-

is
son-s or thing-s indicated)? ----- CRN ought be ------------------- Bert

toto
Where are (or, is)? -----------. ---- CSR ought be done.---------------- BNR
shall (or, will) ------------------ CIQ
it,
or
Where he (she, person-s or thing-s

indicated) (or, are) ----------- CTD shall (or, will) be --------------- BGT
is
it,
shall (or, will) be done.---------- BNT

or
Where (or, are) he (she, per-

is
son-s or thing-8 indicated)? ------ CTH shall (or, will) not be----------- Boru
Who are (or, is)? ------------------ CUI shall (or, will) not be done.------ BNU
Why are (or, is)?------------------ CUZ It will do ------------------------- BNW
Let him (her, it,
or
person-s or thing-s
PTO |ISINGLASS. indicated)—have --------------- BWA
May, etc. (See Can, above.)
PTQ |IsLAND. Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
From the island ------------------ NRW. Must it-s (his, her-s) --------------- CES
Off the island --------------------- SOQ Not it-s (his, her-s)---------------- CFT
PTR |—To the island. Of it-s (him, his, her-s).------------ CGN
PTS |—Uninhabited island (or, coast). On it-s (him, his, her-s) ----------- CGY
Ought it-s (his, her-s)? ------------ Cho
PTU |ISLANDER. Shall, or, Will it-s (his, her-s)? ----- cis
Shall, or, Will they do it?---------. BOA
PTV [ISOLATE-D-ING-ION. Shall, or, Will they not do it?------ BOC
Shall, or, Will you do it? -------- BoD
-
PTW |ISSUE-D-ING. Shall, or, Will you not do it?------- BoE

Should, or, Would it-s (his, her-s) -CJP
PTX That it-s (his, her-s).---------------
ISTHMUS.
cº
IT-JIGGER.
IT–Continued. | PUN | JALAP.

That it is ------------------------- CLG
That it is not.--------------------- cLH | PUO ||JAM. (Preserve.)
To it-s (him, his, her-s) ----------- CNV
Was, or, Were it-s (his, her-s)? ----cor PUQ |JAM-MED-MING.
What, or, Which is it? ------------ CQG | Accident happened; jammed ----- _DCF
When it-s (his, her-s) ------------. Crk || Propeller jammed ----------------- TZA
When shall (or, will) it be done? --CRx |
Where it-s (his, her-s) ------------- CTE |
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.) P
JANUARY.
Will it be?------------------------- Bix | About January the –-------------- CZN
Will it do? ------------------------ Bou || PUS —Beginning of January.
Will you do it?-------------------- cwR || PUV |—End of January.
With it-s (him, his, her-s) -------. cwg | PUW —Next January.
Would, etc. (See Should, above.)
PTY ITALIC. PUX | JAPAN-NED-NING-NER. (To varnish.)

PTZ |ITALY-LAN. ITALIAN COLORs. IPUY ||JAPAN-ESE. JAPANESE COLORS.
Bank of Italy ------------. -------- FUQ
PUA —Italian Register (of ships). PUZ ||JAR-RED-RING.
PUB ITCH-ED-ING. PVA ||JAW.
PUC ITEM. PVB JEALOUS-Y-LY.

ITSELF. Its ------------------------ CDY || PVC |JEER-ED-ING.
PUD |IVORY. PWD JELLY.

PWE JERK-ED-ING.
PVF |JERSEY. (Garment.)

JEST-ED-ING-LY JOKE-------------- PWE
PWG |JET.
PVH |JET CONDENSER.
PVI JETSAM-ED-ING.
PVJ JETTY.
Alongside the jetty (pier, or, wharf),
EAT
PVK |—Jetty head.
PWL |JEw.
PUE |J. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
see page 13.) PVM JEWEL-RY-LER.
PUF JACK. (For lifting.) PVN JIB.

Cross-jack yard --------------- --- KEF || Flying jib------------------------- NGD
Hydraulic jack-------------------- PAY ||
Flying jib boom------------------- GZP
Jackstay -------------------------. PUI || Haul the jib down-----------------OPE
Hoist the jib ---------------------- OWI
JACK. UNION JACK -------- -------- YJE Jib boom-------------------------- GZQ
Hoist a jack ---------------------- ows | Jib boom sprung ------------------ GzR
PUG |—Jackstaff. | PVO |—Jib net.
Pilot jack (when spoken of) ------- NDL Jib sheet-------------------------- VUT
PUH JACKET. JIBE-D-ING, or, GYBE-D-ING---------- OKW

Cork jacket----------------------- JwN |||
Low-pressure slide jacket cover broken,
KAM
| PVQ JIGGER.
After, or, Jigger mast-------------DRC
PUI JACKSTAY. | PVR —Jigger gaff.
Jigger mast. After mast---------- DRC
PUJ JACOB's, or, RoPE, LADDER. PVS –Jigger royal yard and sail.
PVT |—Jigger topgallant yard and sail.
PUK JAIL. GAOL. PRISON. PVU —Jigger topsail yard and sail.
—Jailer. PVW |—Jigger yard and sail.
|PUM
JOB–KEEP.
PVX JOB-BED-BING. PXJ JUST. (Recently.)

PVY |—Stock jobber (or, broker). PXK —Just before. -
- Just between ---------------------- giz
PWZ |JOIN-ED-ING. To JOIN. Just beyond----------------------- GJF
PWA |—Going to join. | PXL |—Just now.
PWB |—Have, or, Has not joined. PXM |—Just out of port (or, harbor).
PWC JOINER, | PxN JUST-LY-ICE.
PWD JOINT-ED-LY. PXO JUSTIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.

Smoke joint ---------------------- whz || PXQ —Can not justify.
PWE JOKE-D-ING. JEST-ED-ING. PXB JUTE.
|
JoDLY BOAT------------------------- GTO
|
PWF JOURNAL-IST.
PWG |Joy-FUL-LY.
PWH JUDGE-D-ING. To JUDGE.
Act as your judgment directs-------DIB
PWI |—Judgment.
Want of judgment---------------- YTX
PWJ JUDICIOUS-LY.
PWR JUG.
PWL JUICE-Y.
Lime, or, Lemon juice------------- QUE
PWM JULY.
About July the –-----------------Czo
#3 —ºy.
PWN |—Beginning of July.
y. PXS K. (Letter.) (For new method of spell
ing, see page 13.)
PWR JUMP-ED-ING.
PXT KAFFIR. KAFFRARIA.
TWS J
'.*
Junction
-
junction—with------------
box----------------------
NLU
HDE
-
KAN, or Kop.
KANTAR.
(Measure of capacity)-AzF
(Measure of weight)
-
------- BCJ
PWT JUUNCTURE -
PXU KEDGE-D-ING.
PWU JUNE. PXV –Drop a kedge. B Bring-to with a ked ge.
About June the –----------------- cze || PXW |—I shall let go a kedge, .
PWV |—Beginning of June. Kedge anchor (weight, if necessary)-Ery
PWX |—End of June.
PWY |—Next June. PXY KEEL. .
Pººl ------------------------- GJR

Bilge keel
PWZ JUNGLE. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -------- KJC
Jungle
ungle fever
rever --------------------- MWP Ven. Keel ------------------------- Mid
False keel------------------------- Mise
PXA JUNIOR. JUNIOR OFFICER.
PXB |—Mr. — junior. KEELSON. KELSON------------------ QAC
PXC JUNK. (Chinese vessel.) PXZ ||KEEP-ING.

PYA |—Can keep (or, be kept). i
PXD JUNK. (Old rope.) PYB |—Can you keep?
Can you keep sight-of” ---------- WBU
PXE JUPITER. Can not keep free with pumps ----- NPT
Can not keep sight-of------------ WBV.
PXF
Pº.
JURISDICTION. Convoy to keep ahead of escort------ IU
Convoy to keep as close as ...tv
PXG JURY-OR. Convoy to keep astern of leader (or,
| escort).--------------------------- Iw
JURY MAST. JURY MASTED ---------- RMid Convoy to keep on port side of leader
Can you rig a jury mast?----------- VW || (or, escort)------------------------
IX
PXH |—Jury rigged. Convoy to keep on starboard side of
PXI |—Jury rudder. leader (or, escort)----------------- IY
KEEP.
KEEP—Continued. KEEP—Continued.
Convoy to spread as far as possible, || PYT –Keep head to wind.
keeping within signal distance----- Iz Keep her bows on------------------ HCI
Do not anchor. Keep under weigh-EHw || PYU |—Keep him (or, them) in close confine
PYC —Do not keep so near. ment.
Easy sail. Keep under easy sail --LRw Keep out of the tide (or, current)---xg
Fire, or, Lights will be kept burning at Keep in the center of the channel ---LU
the best place for landing or coming Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or,
on shore-------------------------- KE shore) all night ------- - - - - - - - - - - FZW
PYD |—Have you kept? PYV |—Keep me in sight during the night (bear
I
am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
–Keep
ing to follow, if necessary).
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my || PYW more away.
Way ---------------------------- XLQ || PYX |—Keep more to leeward.
I
can keep free with pumps--------NPY | PYZ ||—Keep more to port.
I
do not like to run in; I
prefer keeping || PZA |—Keep more to starboard.
the sea-------------------------- voA PZB |—Keep more to windward.
I
||
shall abandon my vessel unless you || PZC |—Keep more toward the shore.
will keep by us------------------- AH || PZD |—Keep near to me.
I
. shall keep closehauled ----------- OPH || PZE –Keep nearer—to.
I
shall keep hold of the land (or, lights), Keep offandon, and waitinstructions-sz
or, I shall keep the land (or, lights) : Keep on lee beam ----------------- GAQ
bearing ------------------------- QA Keep on port side of channel-------- LV
I shall keep sight of —------------ WBY || PZF |—Keep on port tack.
Keep on starboard side of the channel,
Ishall keep the lead going regularly-QJH
I shall keep under easy sail-------- LRY LW.
I will keep near you during the night,
IVF
PZG |—Keep on starboard tack.
Keep on the (compass signal to follow)
PYE –If ourselves.
we keep together, we can defend side of the channel -------------- ILQ
Keep on weather beam ------------ GAR
PYF |—Is keeping away. PZH |—Keep open order.
PYG |—Is, or, Are to keep (or, be kept) Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your port
Keep a good lookout aloft --------- EAG side----------------------------- LNO
Keep a good lookout, as it is reported Keep, or, Pass the dredger on your star
enemy's war vessels are going about board side----------------------- LNP
disguised as merchantmen -------- OJ Keep right astern ----------------- FHN
| PYH |—Keep a good lookout for land (or, Keep silence----------------------- RIN
| lights), or, Look out for land (or, PZI —Keep station.
lights) (bearing, if necessary, to fol- Keep steam up (or, ready) ---------- KQ
low). Keep the boat.--------------------- GTP
Keep a light at your bowsprit end--QY Keep the lead going. Keep sounding,
Keep a light burning --------------- KC QJI
PYI |—Keep a sharp lookout. Keep the light between — and — (bear
PYJ |—Keep a strict watch all night. ings indicated) ------------------- QC
Keep ahead and carry a light------ DVK || PZJ |—Keep the main topsail shivering.
Keep ahead of ---------------------DVI || PZK |—Keep the mizzen topsail shivering.
Keep aloof ------------------------ EBL PZL |—Keep the rocks on —.
–
||
PYK |—Keep any letters or papers for me till I || PZM |—Keep the bearing —.
return. Keep the two objects named in one line,
PYL |—Keep as close as you can to pick up my QUM
people. Keep to leeward ------------------ MB
PYM –Keep away. | PZN |—Keep to leeward of vessel chasing.
Keep before the wind ------------- ZEU ||
Keep to windward ----------------- LY
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port || PZO |—Keep to windward of vessel chasing.
hand --------------------------- GAK || PZQ –Keep to windward until you are picked
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star- || up.
board hand ---------------------GAL || Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
PYN –Keep by the ship. closer in-------------- ------------
LT
PYO ||—Keep close during fog. Keep under weigh. Do not anchor-EHw
PY —Keep close order. PZR |—Keep vessel going about—miles an hour.
PY —Keep close to. Keep vessel under command.------- LX
Keep closer in. Keep, or, Stand under || PZS |—Keep what you have.
the land -------------------------- LT || PZT |—Keep where you are.
Keep company -------------------- JGP Keep within hail ------------------OLF
Keep dinner—for------------------ LAT || Keep within sight—of ------------ WCB
Keep electric light on ------------- LVH || PZU —Keep within signal distance (bearing to
PYS –Keep everything prepared. follow, if necessary).
Keep farther astern --------------- FHM || PZW |—Keep your fires banked up.
Keep farther off (or, from) --------MTC || PZW |—Keeper.
Keep going ahead ----------------. DVL || PZX |—Kept.
Keep going ahead slowly ---------- DVM || Let us keep together for mutual support
Keep going astern—of------------- FHO (or, protection) -------------------IN
|
288
**
e.g.F.NERAL vocaBULARY. PART II.
...
KEEP—KNOT.
KEEP—Continued.
Let your
ºº QAP
KILL–Continued.
–Nº. killed and wounded not yet
of
to
windward until
||
they are picked up---------------- FD nown.
Lights, or, Fires will be kept with –,
at
—
great battle
at
the best has won
a
place for coming on shore--------- KE killed and wounded reported
of
loss
---------------------------- Fzio
|
be
Lookout will kept for any rafts (or,
at
−
spars) -------------------------- QZY QAR — reported
killed and wounded
in
—'s loss
Lookout will be kept on the beach all at —.
|
night ---------------------------- KG
Shall we keep company?------------- QAS KILN.
IP
-
| |
Shall we keep hold the land? ----QER
of
PZY |—To be kept secret. weight) --BAQ
of
KILOGRAMME. (Measure
We can defend ourselves we keep
k
if
together ..................:...Pyi. KILoLITRE. (Measure of capacity) ---Azc
Wºº,º: ºn keep the light (or,
I
all Cllrlark) 011?-- ---------- QF KI LOMETRE. (M.easure of length) --- wo
ºf
A
-
-
-
-
to --
-
Will keep close -
me during the Square (Square measure),
}.
night?---------------------------IVK
kilometre.
AXV
You are too close in. Keep farther off, KIN. (Measure of weight)----------- BAR
IVL
||
You must keep light burning ----- KC AT KIN-SHIP.
º
a
AU –Next of kin
kin.
QAB KEG.
AV KIND-LY-NESS.
is
Yºlº you.
of
QAC KELsoN. KEELson.
AY =}
—Very kind-ly.
KELVIN'S compass, ETC. (See
under THOMson.) K IND. (See also SORT)
SO -------------- WKJ
QAY |—The same kind—as –.
length)----------Awf
of
KEN. (Measure QAZ —What kind—of —?

bottom have (or, had) you?
is of
What kind
KEPT. (See KEEP) ------------------ PZx or, What the nature of the bottom?
HBK
KERAN, or, KRAN. (Coin).----------- ATv QBA |KING.
| ||
the State, President, Emperor,

of
Chief
King, Queen, etc., has (or, is)—,
—
of
QAD |KERosine.
ior
QAE KETCH. King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench ---GFH
QAF |KETTLE.
QBC KINGDoM
QAG |KEY—of. ūnited Kingdom------------------- YJi
Change the key (of cipher)—to —--IKR -
|| ||
Give me the key cipher---------IQw QBD KINGSTON vaLVE.

to
Have not got the key cipher----- IQX

to
QAH |—Key propeller lost. QBE

of
KINK.
QAI —Lock and key.
Send my keys(or keys indicated)---vºA QBF KIT.
||
KHAT. (Measure of length) --------- Avo QBG |KITE.

||
Endeavor line by boat (cask,

to
send
a
QAJ Kick-ED-ING. kite, or, raft, etc.) ---------------- KA
º
QAK KID. QBH KNAPsAck.
|
|KILE. (Measure of capacity)-------- AYT QBI KNEE.

||
KILEH. (Measure of capacity) ------ AYz QBJ

||
forks------------------NLS
nives and forks
d
QAL |KILL-ING. To KILL.

killing some person.----- QBK
of
Accused KNIGHT.Ed.
-
DGI
Boiler burst; men killed.---------- At
—
1 ,
Boiler burst; men killed, QBL

—
others KNIT-TED-TING.
wounded-------------------------AU
Boiler burst;number of killed and QBM KNob.
wounded not yet known ---------- AX
|||
Boiler burst; several men killed.----- AY QBN KNock-ED-ING.

AM –How many were killed?
AN –Killed. QBO KNoLL.
|
Killed and wounded --...------------zio

||
KNOT-TED-ING-Y.
|
QAO –None killed. No one killed. QBP

I
KNOT-LADING.
KNot. SEA MILE. (See also MILE)--Awo KoRREL. (Measure of weight)------- BAJ
Current, or, Tide will run very strong
(indicate knots perhour, if necessary), KOTYLE. (Measure of capacity) ----AYU
KGB
How many knots an hour are you KRAN. (Coin) º -------------------- ATV
going? -------------------------- RKJ
How many knots an hour can you (or KREUTZER. (Coin) ----------------- ATX
vessel indicated) go?------------- RTP
I shall go about — knots an hour till
daylight------------------------- KNI
KRONA. (Coin).--------------------- ATY
Keep vessel going about — knots an KRONE. (Coin).--------------------- ATY
hour ---------------------------- PZR
Speed will be — knots ------------ WMY KRONER. (Coin) ------------------- znik
QCN KRUPP GUN.
QBR KNOW. To KNOW.
Admiral, or, Senior officer
wishes to KRUSCHKA. (Measure of capacity) --Azd
know --------------------------- DKZ
Cargo damaged, but extent not known, RVINT. (Measure of weight)--------- BAS
HZT
Date not known. Without date --KLw KwaNME. (Measure of weight).-----BAT
—Do not know.
Donot know the anchorage (or, harbor), KYBOs. (Measure of capacity) ------ AZG.
Eku
Do not know the channel (or, passage),
ILH
Do you, or, Did you get a good look at
the land to know exactly whereabouts
we are?--------------------------- PY
BT —Do you know?
BU —Do you know anything of strange sail?
Do you know of any anchorage (or, har
T} : ---------------------------EkV
Do you know the anchorage (or, har
bor)?--------------------------- EkW
Do you know the channel?---------- ILJ
Do you know the coast? ----------- DHE
—Do you know the leading marks?
—Do you know the pilotage?
—Do you know the reason?
—Do you know the tides?
—Do you know where the leak is? Where QCO L. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
is the leak? see page 13.)
—I do not know.
I do not know the anchorage .----- ErxY QCP LABEL-LED-LING.
I do not know the coast -----------DHB |
—I know nothing of the locality (or, place)
§§
LABOR-ED-ING.
I know of no safe harbor ---------- VDA TCan labor be obtained?
—I know the channel (or, passage). Dock laborer-----------------------Liz
I know the coast ------------------ DGY QCT |—Laborer.
–Is it known?
—Know the reason. | LAC (Momey) ------------------------ ATZ
—Known. Knew.
Knowledge (see below) -----------. QCM QCU LACE-D-ING.
—Let him (her, or, them) know.
—Let me know. QCV LACERATE-D-ING-ION.
—Well known.
—Will let you know. QCW LADDER.
—Will you let me know? Accommodation ladder ------------ DCM
Rope, or, Jacob's ladder -----------PUJ
KNow LEDGE. Scaling ladder ---------------------VIP
I
have (or vessel indicated has) knowl
edge of the anchorage ----------- EKZ LADEN witH. (See also LOAD.)
Deeply laden --------------------- KQw
KoiloN. ----- AYZ
(Measure of capacity)
------ BAG
º
Kokkos. (Measure of weight) QCY LADING.
KONGO STATE. Colors ------------- JOU Are all your bills of lading complete
and signed?--------------------- GKQ
|Kop, or, KAN. (Measure of capacity)-Azf Bill of lading --------------------- Grp
Bill of not signed - ----GKR
Kopeck. (Coin) ------------------- Atwº False bill of lading ---------------- GKs
102.889–17–19
LADING—LAND.
LADING—Continued. LAND–Continued.
Have you bill of lading for? ------- GKT High land------------------------- OUS
Ihave no bill of lading for -------- GKU How did the land bear when last seen?
Iwill not give up the bill of lading-GKv ||
- EH
Iwill not sign the bill of lading—unless, QDS |—How does the land bear?
GKw || QDT |—I am standing in for the land.
QCZ |LADY-sh.IP. || QDU |—I had a glimpse of the land about—.
| QDW |—I have just lost sight of the land (or,
QDA ||LAGOON. light).
| I have not seen the land-----------VNQ
LAID. (See LAY)-------------------- QIT | - I saw the land bearing
necess(17"M) - - - - - - - - -
— (add time, if
QDB |LAKE. --------------YNs
QDW —I see the land. Land in sight. (Place
QDC |LAME-D-ING-NESs. indicated, if necessary.)
-
I shall keep hold of the land (or, lights)
or, I shall keep the land (or, lights)
QDE LAMP.
Anchor lamp (lantern, or, light) --EHD bearing-...----------------------QA
Bow lamp (lantern, or, light) ----- HCG | QDX |—I shall not endeavor to make the land.
DF |−Lamp cotton. | QDY |—I shall not go into less than — fathoms
DG |—Lamp glass. | water whether I
make the land or
QDH |—Lamp oil. not.
DI |—Lamp trimmer. QDZ |—I shall stand in for the land as long
DJ |—Lamp wick. I can see.
as
Mast-head lamp (lantern, or, light)-RMG | QEA

Not under command lamp (lantern, or, EB
–I
|—I
shall stand
shall stand
in till Imake the land.
off and on (the land).
light) --------------------------- JEC EC |—I shall standoff the land from — (hour
Port bow lamp (or, light) --------- HCs | indicated) to -— (hour indicated), or,
Side lamp (lantern, or, light)----- WBM ||| Ishall stand off until —.
Signal lamp (lantern, or, light) ---wou Isighted land bearing— (time, if neces
Speed lamp (lantern, or, light) ---WMX sary) --------------------------VNS
Starboard bow lamp (or, light)----HCU ED |—I think the land is —.
Stay lamp (lantern, or, light) ----- WSD EF |—I think the land must have been about—.
Steaming lamp (lantern, or, light)-WTD EG |—I wish to land passengers.
Stern lamp (lantern, or, light)----WUX |—Is there anything to prevent landing?
EH
- Just lost sight of land------------- QDv
QDK |LANCET. : Keep a good look-out for land (or,
lights), or, Look out for land (or,
DL |LAND. TO LAND. lights) (bearing to follow, if neces.
DM |—Approaching land. sary) --------------------------- PYH
Are you going to land? Are you going Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
on shore? ----------------------- FCX closer in -------------------------LT
QDN |—Are you going to land all mails at —? QEI —Land (the land).
Armed men not allowed to land ---EUV Land breeze ---------------------- Hob
Artillery has been landed----------EZV Land in sight. I
see the land.----- QDw
At the landing place--------------. FIY Land indicated bears — ------------ EK
QDO |—At the nearest landing place. QEJ |—Landed.
Bad landing----------------------- FRE EK |—Landfall.
QDP |—Behind the land. QEL |—Landing.
Boats should endeavor to land where Landing is impossible --------------KD
flag is waved or light shown ------ Jz || QEM |-Landing is very difficult.
Can boat land? Can a landing be ef- || QEN |—Landing place.
fected? -------. ------------------ EW Landing safe, but very disagreeable-LCE
QDP –Can Iland my invalid passengers? QEO —Landing stage.
- Can I
land my sick? ---------------- UZ Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best
Can you give me a leading mark (or, place for landing or coming on shore,
direction) for making the land here- || KE
abouts (or at place indicated)?---Pw | Low land ------------------------- RBP
Do not attempt to land in your own QEP |—Must be nearing the land. Near the
boats -------------------------- --EY land.
Do you, or, Did you get a good look at || Not easy landing on the beach. Scarcely
the land to know exactly whereabouts || prudent to land ------ ----------- FZx
we are? -------------------------- PY || Not safe to risk making the land---vOE
Do you see the land? -------------. VNK || Off the land ----------------------- SOR
Enemy's troops land-ed-ing -------- LZN Passenger must be landed---------- TDR
Foreland-------------------------- NJV | Saw land ------------------------- WNX
Good landing --------------------- oDY || Send suitable boats for landing pas
Goods are landed ------------------ OFs || SengerS --------------------------- Fi
Had we not better run in and make the QER |—Shall we keep hold of the land?
land?-----------------------------PZ Stand in—for the land------------ wqG |
Have you seen the land?----------- VNO Stand off and on the land--------- wqH
Headland ------------------------- OQR QES —Table land.
LAND–LAST.
LAND–Continued. | LARGE—Continued.
QET –Vessel or, Vessel in company || QFR |—Large size.
indicated,
is standing in for the land. QFS |—Larger.
QEU |—What do you make of the land? What || QFT ||—Largest.
land do you see? What land do you Making large purchase ------------ UCA
take it to be? QFU –Not very large.
When did you see the land?--------- RX Too large (big) --------------------GJN
Where is the best landing?--------- GID FW –Too large a number (or, quantity)—of.
QEV –Will you make the land to-night? | QFW –which is the largest
You are to land all mails at —----- Roc
QEW —You will not be permitted to land. | QFX LASCAR.
LANDFALL -------------------------- QEK || QFY |LASH-ED-ING.

Lash-ed-ing alongside ------------- EBG
QEX |LANDLOCKED.
LAST. (Measure of capacity.) ------- AZE
QEY |LANDLORD.
| QFZ |LAST. THE LAST..
EZ |LANDMARK. (See also MARK.) I
Annul the last hoist; will repeatit-ve
FA |—Are there any landmarks (or, lights)? Annul the last signal; the last signal is
What bearing I
shall keep the light (or,
At
annulled ------------------------
last ---------------
landmark) on?-------------------- QF
At the last extremity. -------------
QFB |LANDSMAN. Guns firing last night in —(quarter in
dicated) ------------------------ OKA
QFC |LANE. How did the land bear when last seen?
- EH .
QFD |LANGUAGE. QGA |—Is this the last?
Last account---------------------- DFH
autumn---------------------- FNx
QFE LANIARD. LANYARD. Last
Last death on the –
---. ---------- KOx
QFG |LANTERN. evening.
Last The last evening -- MIJ
Anchor lantern (lamp, or, light)---EHD examination—of (or, at) ----- MKD
Last
Bid tº
Bow lantern (lamp, or, light) ------ HCG | QGB
take the light" antern, or || $36
any means of making a signal)?...GSP | QGD
Friday.
|—Last
|| inst
mail
Monday.
|—Last
Masthead lantern (lamp, or, light)-RMG GE | –Last month.
Not under command lantern (lamp, or, |GF |—Last night.
light) --------------------------- JEC GH |—Last quarter (of the moon).
Port bow lantern (or, light)------- HCS GI |—Last quarter.
Side lantern (lamp, or, light)----- WBM GJ |—Last Saturday.
Signal lantern (lamp, or, light)----WCU GK |—Last season.
Speed lantern (lamp, or, light)----wm X | QGL |—Last signal.
Starboard bow lantern (or, light) --HCU Last signal is annulled ------------ EM.J.
Stay lantern (lamp, or, light)----- wsd || QGM |—Last spring.
Steaming lantern (lamp, or, light)—wtD GN | –Last summer.
Stern lantern (lamp, or, light)----wux GO |—Last Sunday.
GP –Last Thursday.
LANYARD. LANIARD ---------------- QFE GR |—Last time.
- GS |—Last Tuesday.
QFH LAPSE-D-ING. To LAPSE. QGT |—Last voyage.
GU |—Last Wednesday.
QFI LARBOARD. (PORT.) SHIP's HEAD TO GO GW |—Last week.
To starBoARD. (See Port.) G-W –Last winter.
|
| GX |—Last year.
QFJ |LARD.
Repeat the last signal made------- WCR
The last (the last one) ------------- QFZ
QFK LARGE-LY-NESs. The last hoist is not understood; repeat
| A large (great) number (or, quantity)— it------------------------------- URR.
of----------------------------- OGZ || To, or, At the last extremity ------ MQB
QFL ||—A large portion—of. What are the last quotations?. ----- UFZ
QFM –A larger number (or, quantity)—of — | What are the latest dates by the last
(or, than —). | mail?--------------------------- KMH
A very large number (or, quantity)— What is the date of your last letter (or,
of----------------------------- sle per)? ------------------------- KMJ
FN –Can not take anything larger than — | wº.or, What did you last hear of (or,
FO |—How large—is (or, are)—? | from)--------------------------- ORU
Large arrivals, of -º-;--------EYN |
Large flare. Holme's light-------- NDY QGY |—When last seen,
When will the last (or, end) be?---LYP
Large hawser---------- ----------- OPW I Where did you take your last departure
QFP –Largeship (estimated tonnage to follow). from?---------------------------KTY
LAST –LAY.
| -
QGZ |LAST-ED-ING. To LAST. (See also CoN- LATITUDE—Continued.
TINUE.) | QIB —What is your latitude brought up to the
During the gale. While the gale lasts, resent moment? -
LPs at latitude and longitude did you
| Is illness likely to last?------------ PCW (or, they) have ice in? ------------ Ps
QHA |—It will not last. IC —What latitude did you go into?
-
ID |-Whatlatitude do you intend going into:
IE —What was your latitude at noon?
HB | LATE. IF |—When were your last observations for
HC –Before it is too late. latitude?
Compasses not adjusted lately ----- JHL
Ihave not had observations for varia- || QIG |LATRINE (or, URINAL).
tion lately ---------------------- JHV
QHD —Late in. QIH
- of-----------------------------
LATTER-LY.
Lately (recently) ----------------- LLH At the latter end of, or, The latter end
QHE |—Later-est. tt Fiz
QHF |—Latest news.
HG |—Latest posting time—is. QIJ LAUDANUM.
HI |—Too late.
What are the latest dates by the last || QIK LAUNCH-ED-ING. To LAUNCH.
mail?---------------------- ----- RMH Countermining launch ------------ JYr
Electric launch ------------------- LUW
from –
What is the date of the latest news
?------------------------- E Steam launch --------------------- GUY
engine-...----------- Mey
What is the date of your latest news- Steam launch's
wº. (or, letter)?--------------- KMJ

at were the latest—dates at-when
ou last heard? ----------------- RMN
|| QIL |LAw-FUL-LY. -
I
Am compelled by law to have a pilot?
Jis
QHJ |—Which, or, What is the latest?
Break-ing. Broke the quarantine laws,
QHK LATEEN. UEB
By-law---------------------------HPY
QHL |LATH. Court of law----------------------RAD
Lynch law ------------------------ RDO
QHM | LATHE. QIN |—Martial law.
LATITUDE------------- Code Flag over AB | QIO LAwless-LY-NEss.
NoTE.—For degrees of latitude, see page || QIP LAwN TENNIs.

56.
- QIR LAwsuit.
Degree of latitude ---------------- Kry
Derelict reported passed on —, latitude || QIS LAwYER.
—, longitude —; dangerous to naviga
tion ---------------------------- Kvr | QIT |LAY-ING, LAID. To LAY.
Difference of latitude-------------- KZF | An embargo has been laid on at—--Lwb
Have passed ice in latitude — and longi- | Cable-laid,Cable-laid rope--------- HQR
tude —, on the –----------------- PQ Hawser-laid rope------------------opy
QHN |—How is your latitude obtained? Help me to lay out an anchor -----. Elk
I
have been injured by the ice in lati- I am laying a telegraph cable. Keep
tude —, longitude — -----------. PBN || out of my way ------------------XLQ
I
saw ice in latitude — (date to follow, If you will lay out an anchor for me I
if necessary) -------------------- PBT can get off----------------------- EIV
HO | –In the latitude of —. QIU |—Laid up to have a new boiler put in.
HP –In what latitude? Lay-day -------------------------- RNL
HR what latitude did you see —? QIV |—Lay fires.
HS
|-In
—Is the latitude correct? QIW |—Lay in.
HT |—Latitude by dead reckoning—is. QIX |—Lay out.
HU –Latitude by observation—is. Lay out an anchor ----------------- Eiz
HV –Minutes of latitude. Mines laid ------------------------ rup
HW —My latitude is —. The (nation specified) have laid an em
HX –North latitude. bargo on all vessels (of nation speci
Rendezvous in latitude — and longi- ed)--------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - LWR
tude--------------------------- JC There are no mines laid------------ rus
Report the –
(vessel indicated) all well
in latitude — and longitude —, on the
When is the embargo to be laid on?-Lwy
Will you assist me (or vessel indicated)
— (date indicated) --------------- UN in laying out an anchor? ---------EKL
Saw derelict in latitude —, longitude
—, on the ----------------------- Jh IY To
––
|LAY-ING. LAID-TO. LAY-TO.
QHY IZ
--
|—Second of latitude. —I can not lay-to.
QHZ |—South latitude. I shall lay-to during(or,the night----- Lpx
QIA —What is the latitude of —. QJA |—I shall lay-to off — at —). º
-
LAY-LEAVE.
LAY—Continued. LEAK–Continued.
QJB |—I shall lay-to until —. Do you know where the leak is? Where
QJC –Lay-to. is the leak?----------------------QBZ
| QJD –Lay-to until —. Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist
- ance ----------------------------- NH
LAY-DAY---------------------------- KNL Furnace leaky -...------------------ NUD
QJW |—Have you materials for stopping the
QJE LAZARETTO. - leak?
Have you sprung a leak? Are you, or,
LAZY-ILY-INESS. (Idle)---------------PCN Is — (vessel indicated) leaking?----QJ
LE, CASH or, SAPEQUE. (Coin).------- ATC |
Ihave sprunk a leak---------------- NQ
QJX |—Leak at the scuttles.
QJY |—Leak increases.
QJF LEAD. (Sounding Lead ) Leak is gaining rapidly------------- NU
QJG |—Arm the lead. Leak is stopped--------------------- QK
Deep-sea lead---------------------- KQs | QJZ |—Leaked, Leaking.
Hand lead ------------------------ OLY Spring-ing, Sprang, Sprung, a leak-wos"
JH |—I shall keep the lead going regularly. Steam pipe leaky------------------ WSO
JI —Keep the lead going. Keep sounding. Wessel indicated has sprung a leak --QL
JK —Lead line. Water tanks leaky---------------- YWE
JL | –Leadsman. Where is the leak?-----------------QBZ
Patent lead ----------------------. TED
QKA ||LEAN-NESs.
| QJM LEAD-EN. (Metal.)
Red lead-------------------------- UMG LEANG, or, TAEL. (Coin) ----------- AVC.
Sheet lead------------------------
| White lead ------------------------wwn
ZDI | QKB |LEAP-ED-ING.
QJN LEAD-ING-ER. LED. LEAP YEAR ------------------------- ZKW

Can you give me a leading mark (or,
directions) for making the land here- || QKC |LEARN-T-ING. -
abouts (or at place indicated)?----Pw || QKD |—Could not learn name.
| QJO |—Can you make out the leading marks? | QKE |—Learnt by signal from –.
Convoy to keep astern of leader (or, Might have learnt it by signal----- WCO
escort) --------------------------- IW
- Convoy to keep on port side of leader | QKF |LEASE-D-ING. LEASEHOLD.
(or, escort)------------------------ IX
Convoy to keep on starboard side of QKG |LEAST.
leader (or, escort) ------...---------- IY At least --------------------------- FIH
Disregard leader's movements. Disre- QKH –The least number (or, quantity)—of.
gard motions--------------------LFX What is the least depth of water we
Do you know the leading marks? --QBv shall have (or, ought to have)?----VR
Fair lead. Fair leader------------ MRD !. Without the least confusion-----. --JOS
| QJP |—Leading mark.
| QJR |—Leading stoker. QKI LEATHER.
QJS —What, or, Which are the leading marks? | Pump leather---------------------UBK
-
§
What are the leading marks for crossing |
the bar? ------------------------ FWC |
What wind leads through the passage | QKJ LEAVE-ING. To LEAVE.
entrance)?------------------- ZFD
(or, —Before leaving.
QJT —Will you lead? t
- Calls the attention of vessels leaving the
Will you lead into (or, point out) a good | anchorage, etc.--------------------D
berth? --------------------------GHI KM –Convoy will leave at — (time to follow).
QKN |—Convoy will leave on — (day to follow).
QJU LEAGUE. (Alliance.) Crew have left the ship (number to be
shown).-------------------------- KCP
LEAGUE. (3 miles) ----------------- AWH Crew will not leave the vessel ----- KCX
Date of leaving - ...-----------------KLY
QKO |—Did you leave?
QJW LEAK-Y. | QKP |—Did you leave many ships at —?
Are you, or, Is—(vessel indicated) leak- || QKR —Do not leave anything unsettled.
ing? Have you sprung a leak? ----QJ | • Had the mail arrived when you left?
Boiler leaking seriously------------- RF EYG
Boiler leaking slightly----------.. GwB || Has the mail left —(for —, if necessary)?
Boiler leaky-ing ------------------ Gwa | Q0
Boiler leaky; must be blown off---Gwc KS —I am leaving.
Boiler tubes leaking ---------------- RG | QKT |—I have left on shore.
Can you stop the leak?-------------- QG | I
leave it to your arrangement----- Exc
Can not stop the leak-------...-------QH |
Condenser tubes leaking ---------- JMw ||
QKU |—I left — in port, or,
I
–
was in port when
left. (Ship's name or distinguishing
Do you consider leak dangerous?----- QI signals to follow.)
—
LEAVE–LEFT. |
LEAVE–Continued. LEAVE–Continued.
...
QKV |—I left port (or place indicated) — days When ought the next mail to leave?-RGB
ago. QLV –Will you leave?
QKW |—I will leave a message at —. Will you leave a for me?----IL
Intend-ed leaving. Purpose-d leaving, You have left a person behind ----- GD2
POx — was well when I left------------ QMO
Itis expected the vessels (or vessels in
dicated) will be allowed to leave--Dzj || QLW LEAVE. (See also PERMIssion.)
Leave, or, Put a buoy on---------- HMP Absent without leave------------- DAW
KX |—Leave a good margin. Give leave — to — ---------------- nzº
KY |—Leave any papers or letters for me (or || QLX |—Leave of absence.
jor party indicated, or in question) + Men on leave---------------------- RPF
at —. QLY |—On leave.
QKZ |—Leave behind.
Leave buoy — at —--------------- HMQ || QLZ |LE CLANCHſ. BATTERY.
- QLA |—Leave immediately—to (or, for).
Leave-ing, Left — for —----------- QLE || LED. (see LEAD)-------------------- QJN
QLB |—Leave it for me at the railway station. ||
Leave it to your arrangement------ Exc || QMA ||LEE.
QLC |—Leave on board. Keep more to leeward------------. Pyx
QLD |—Leave the. - Keep on the lee beam--------------- GAQ
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port--LZ || QMB |—Keep to leeward.
Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to star- Keep to leeward of vessel chasing--PZN
board ---------------------------- M.A. Lee beam ------------------------- GAS
Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's Lee bow. On lee bow.------------ HCN
agent -------------------------- QWR MC |–Lee helm. -
Leave your address at —----------- DJN MD |—Lee lurch.
LE |—Leave — for —. ME |—Lee quarter.
LF –Left. | QMF |—Lee scuppers. -
LG |—Left port. MG | –Lee shore.
QLH |—Let him (or, them) leave. MH –Lee side.
Mail has left----------------------RFH MI |—Lee tide.
QLI —Must leave. MJ |—Leeward — of —.
None left (remaining)-------------- SJB MK |—Leeway.
QLJ |—Not left. - Look out on lee bow ---------------HCJ
Omnibus, or, Car leaves at —------ HYB || Look out to leeward --------------- QZV
QLK |—On leaving. On lee bow------------------------ HoN
Overland mail leaves on the –----- SXM || Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward-KLH
Purpose leaving. Intend leaving--Pox || QML |—To leeward.
Report me to owner on leaving-----USB We are to leeward of harbor (or, anchor
Ships from — did not get pratique at
I
left ---------------------- TSA
– age) ---------------------------- ELH
We are too far to leeward --------- MTE
when
The mails leave on the – --. --. RFw
...
-
Train leaves for — at — ----------- xzR QMN |LEECH.
||
Wessel just weighed (or, leaving), show

your distinguishing signals ------- DZ LEEWARD. LEEWARD OF ------------ QMJ
QLM nations specified were all
of
—Vessels
leaving. LEEWAY---------------------------- QMK
Vessels wishing be reported on leav
to
ing show your numbers (or, distin- LEFT. (See also LEAVE) ------------ QLF
guishing signals) ----- ----------- EB Crew have left the ship------------ Kop
QLN |—Was all well when you left? Had the mail arrived when you left?
Was the port you left healthy?----- Orb EYG
Was well when left-------------- QMO Has the mail left—(for –, necessary)?
if
I
be
QLO |—We have left men behind (number

to
Q0
showm). have left on shore---------------- QKT
I I
QLP |—We left port (or place indicated) on left — port, or, –was port when
in
in
the –. left (ship's name or distinguishing

I
What day do you leave? ------- ---. KOA signal follow) ---------------- QKU
to
QLR Left port--------------------------QLG

at
—What men-of-war did you leave —?

QLS —What vessels did you leave port (or Lighter has left ------...------------QTD
in
Mail has left ---------------------- RFh

-
lace indicated)?
your (or No anchors left----------------- EJF
as
of
was date indicated)

-
-
t
leaving? ------------------------KML Only one anchor left--------------- E.JG

at
it,
QLT |—When does (do or, did) he (she, or, Ships from did not get pratique
—
they) leave? when left ----------------------TSA

I
|
for? ---xzs harbor (or, port) when left,

—
When do the trains leave Was

in
I
|
QLU |—When do (or, did) you leave? QKU

When does omnibus (or, car) leave for Was well when left -------------- QMO
I
-?------------------------------ HYC
||
be
We have left men behind (number

to
When does the mail leave? ---------- QT shown) -------------------------- QLO

LEFT-LET.
LEFT-Continued. QNI |LENT. (Fast before Easter.)

We left port (or place indicated) on
the ---------------------------- QLP LEO, or LEU. (Coin) --------------AUB
have left a person behind ----- GDZ
You
QMO |— — was well when left. I LEPTON. (Coin).-------------------- AUC
QMP LEFT. (On the left.) QNJ LEssen-ED-ING.
Left arm-------------------------- Evrº
On the left bank of the river e., the QNK |LEss.
(i.
descending the stream), Do not come into less than — feet of
in
left bank
FVE water---------------------------- FV
QMR (Part the body.) shall not go into less than — fathoms
of
LEG.
or
of
water whether make the land
not ----------------------------- QDY
I
QMS LEGAL-LY-ITY.
Legal authorities.----------------- FNK NL |—Less than.
Not legal-ly. Illegal-ly-ity -------- PCY NM –Much, or Many less.
NO |—Not less.
QMT LEGATION. NP |—Nothing less.
- Secretary Legation.------------- WMN There less current inshore (or direc
in
of
is
tion indicated)------------------ KGD
QMU LEGIBLE-Y. You will have less than — feet of water,
Illegible-y. Not legible ----------- PCZ KVJ
You will not have less than — feet of
Legios water --------------------------- VU
of
QMV Honor.
...
QMW LEGISLATE-ION-URE-IVE. QNR |LET-TING. To LET. (To lend on hire.)
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament (or
other body) adjourns (or ad- QNS |LET-TING. (See also ALLow.) -
||
journed) on the ----------------

FEI Can you sell (or, let me have) any —?
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament (or WOR
other legislative body) dissolved-FEJ Do not ket him (or, them) go ------ oBP
is
Assembly, Congress, or, Parliament (or Let fall--------------------------- Mr.V.

other legislative body) met (or meets) Let go.----------------------------- OCS
on the ------------------------- JPB Let go another anchor-------------- KR
Let go the life buoy -------------- HMR
QMX |LEISURE-LY. Let go your anchor---------------- E.J.A
Let her be ------------------------ BGV
QMY |LEMON. QNT |-Let him (his, her-s, it-s).
or, Lime juice -----------. QUE
it,
Lemon, Let him (her,

or
or
person-s thing-s
indicated)—have--------- ------ BWA
QMZ |LEND-ING. To LEND. (See also SPARE and Let him be------------------------ Bxe
|| t ||
SUPPLY.) Let him bring on shore------------ FCY

Can you lend (or, supply me with)?-xET Let him (or, them) go.------------- OCT
Can not lend (spare) ------------- WMC - Let him (her, or, them) know-----QCH
can lend you (or, furnish you with)—, Let him (or, them) leave---------- QLH
I I
NUH QNU –Let me (iny, mine).

can not lend you (or, furnish you Let me know ---------------------- QCI
with) --------------------------NUI Let no boat come alongside-------- EBH
QNA –ILend
will lend what required. QNV –Let nothing prevent.
is
me boat ------------------- GTQ QNW –Let run. Let run.

it
a
||
QNB –Lent. Let the men----------------------- RPE

QNC |—Will you lend? QNX |—Let them (their-s).
Let them be---------------------- BGW
QND LENGTH. Let them bring ashore------------- FCY
Forward following telegraphic message Let them bring their tools with them,
!
by signal letters instead writing

of
H.J.D.
it
length------------------------. QNY |—Let

us
at
XB (our-s).
Let us be ------------------------- BGX
|
QNE –Length
of of
chain.
|
Measure length (see page 51)-...--AvK Let us keep together for mutual support
||
Send following message through the and protection -------------------- in

it —
post owners (or, Mr. —) QNZ |—Let your-s.

to
to
at
by signal letters instead writing Let your boats keep

of
windward until
to
at length ------------------------ WZ they are picked up---------------- FD

the length of dock —? --LJP |—Let your boats pull (bearing indi
—
What
at
QOA
to
is
QNF ||—What length—is —? cated).

-
What length are your cables (or cable

|
Let your fires down ---------------NAM

||
indicated)? ----------------- ----HSD QOB |—Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve
without disconnecting.
QNG Stand by let go.----------------- WQE
to
|LENGTHEN-ED-ING.
- Will let you know----------------- QCK
QNH |LENs Will you let me know ------------- QCL
GENERAL VOCABULARY. PART Il.
LETTER—LIE.
| QOC LETTER. (See also DESPATCH and MAIL.) LETTER—Continued.

Address my letters to me at — - - - - - DJI Telegraph to my owners to send my
—An opportunity for sending letters to letters to me at —- --------------wºp
Europe (or, to —). Tell — not to forward any more letters
Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per-, for me --------------------------- QS
son indicated)?-----------------. EPA Were my letters properly forwarded:
Any letters (or, papers) from —? ----JI Nou -
Any letters (or, despatches) on board? What is the date of your last letter (or,
KWX paper)? ------------------------- KMJ
Bring all the letters and papers ----HIL Will you forward my letters (or, de
Call at the post office for letters ---Hsy spatches)—to------- --------QU
Call for my letters QOR —Will you post some letters for me?
Can I
take (or, forward) any letters for Willyou take letters (or, despatches)?-JY
ou?---------------------------- NMV QOS —Your letters went by the –.
—Did you hear if there were any letters
for me at —? LEU, or, LEO. (Coin).---------------AUB
Forward following telegraphic message
by signal letters instead of writing it LEV, or, LEw. (Coin).-------------- AUB
at length------------------------- xB -
Forward letters—to (or, for) ------ NMix QOT LEVANTER.
Hadanyletters (or, despatches) arrived—
at?------------------------------- JM QOU LEv£E.
(or, letters) for—----------------- JN QOV LEVEL-LED-LING-LER-NESS.
(or, letters) from—---------------- Jo QOW LEVER.
Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for Air-pump levers out of order ------ DWC
you (or vessel or person indicated).JP QOX —Levers damaged (or, out of order).
§.
Have my letters been forwarded? --Noa Pump lever links broken
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches) levers out of order---------- UBM
for me (or vessel, or person, or place Side lever engine-----------------MAW
º
indicated)? ----------------------- JQ
—Have you received my letter?
—I a letter (or, parcel) for you (or, QOY LEVY-IED-ING.
or —).
QOH —I have received your letter. LEw. (Coin).----------------------- AUB
Iwill forward your letter on
Keep my letters (or, papers) for me till LI. length)------------- Awi
(Measure of
Ireturn------------------------- PYK
Leave any letters (or, papers) for me (or OZ LIABLE-ILITY.
person indicated) at —----------- QKY PA —Not liable.
Letter bag. Mail bag-------------- FSJ
—Letter of credit. QPB LIAR. LIE-D-YING.
—Letters and parcels.
—Letters had (or, have) been received QPC LIBEL-LED-LING-LOUS.
from –.
L —Letters must be sent—to (or, by). QPD LIBERAL-LY-ITY.
—Letters of squadron (or, fleet). Liberal contribution ---------------JTB
N —Letters received from —.
P —Letters, or, Papers up to the—. (Indicate QPE LIBERATE-D-ING-ION.
where from if necessary.)
Mail bag. Letter bag-------------- FSJ QPF LIBERIA-N. LIBERIAN Colors.
Men's letters ---------------------. RPG
My letters are all forwarded ------- NoF PG LIBERTY.
Opportunity for letters to Europe (or, PH —Am I, or, Is —(person indicated) at lib
to —) ----- --------------QOD erty—to?
Refer to my letters (or, despatches)-JU PI —Is, or, Are at liberty—to.
Refer to your letters (or, despatches)-Jv PJ —Liberty man.
Send following message through the
post to owners (or, to Mr. —)at — by LIBRA. (Measure of weight)--------- bAU
signal letters instead of writing at
length --------------------------- WZ
Send for my letters---------------- VPS QPK LIBRARY-LAN.
Send for letters (or, despatches) ----Jw
PL
Send my message through the telegraph
by signal letters-----------------. Xb
Send the letter bag on shore (or to vessel
§§ LICENSE.
—Are you regularly licensed, or, Have you
a permit?
indicated) ----------------------- FSN PN —Licensed-ing. To license.
Send your letters.------------------- QR PO —Not licensed. Unlicensed.
Signal letter-------- . . .
Take letters (or, despatches)------- KXC LIE-D-YING, LIAR------------------- QPB
PART II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. -
297
LIE–LIGHT.
QPR LIE, LAID, LYING. LIGHT-Continued.

How high must Ilie to fetch?----- MWE Gas, or, Light buoy --------------- NXA
PS –Lying in (or, at) —. Gaslight --------------------------NXB
PT |—Lying in the roadstead. "Green light ----------------------. OHT
You will not lie afloat all the tide--DQG Group flashing light.-------------- NEC
Group occulting light-------------- SOL,
LIEU. IN LIEU-OF. (Instead of) ---PNA Holme's light (large flare).--------- NDY
Holme's light (small flare).--------- Nidz
QPU |LIEUTENANT-cy. Incandescent light----------------- PGA
Deputy, or, Lieutenant-governor---KVN Intermittent light ----------------- PQX
Lieutenant colonel-cy-------------- JBH Masthead light (lantern, or, lamp)-RMG
QPV |—Lieutenant general. Moonlight ---------. ------------- RYX
Lieutenant in the Army----------- Ewl, Not under command light (lantern, or,
| QPW |—Lieutenant in the Navy. lamp) -------------------------- JEC
PX |–Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve Occulting light -------------------- SOA
QPY |—Senior lieutenant. Port-bow light -------------------- HCs
Sub-lieutenant --------------------XBG Position light --------------------- TPR
QPZ —Sub-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve. Red light-----...------------------UMH
Revolving light------------------- UWL
RA ||LIFE. Scintillating light -----------------VJM
RB |−I have no life belts. Search light, or, Electric projectors-LVI
Life belt -------------------------- QRH Side light (lantern, or, lamp) -----whM
QRC |—Lifeboat. Signal light (lantern, or, lamp) ---wou
| QRD |-Life buoy. Skylight-------------------------- WFM
QRE |—Life line. Speed light (lantern, or, lamp) ----wmix
Life-saving (Rocket) apparatus ----ERH Starboard bow light--------------- HCU
Life-saving appliances ------------ ESL Starlight ------------------------- wOR
Life-saving (Rocket) station------- WRP Stay light (lantern, or, lamp) ----- WSD
RF |–No lives lost. Steaming light (lantern, or, lamp)-WTD
RG |—Several lives lost. Stern light (lantern, or, lamp)----- WUx
Sunlight -------------------------- xiu
QRH [LIFE BELT. Towing light---------------------- xYZ
I have no life belts ---------------- QRB Very's pistol light-----------------YPV
White light ----------------------- ZDJ
-
LIFEBOAT----------------------------
Boat, or, Lifeboat can not come----- ER
Do you want a lifeboat?------------- EZ
QRC
Of -
All the lights are out along the coast—
-
Allow lio lights
---------------------------- PU
to be seen. Extinguish
Have no lifeboat. No lifeboat here - FA all lights ------------------------ DZB
Have you any lifeboats? ----------- GTD Are there any alterations in the lights
QRI —Lifeboat Institution. “ (or, marks)?---------------------- ECB
Lifeboat is going to you.------------- FE Arethere any lights(or landmarks)?-QFA
RJ |—Lifeboat sent for. At — (time indicated) light bore —--PV
RK |—Lifeboat station. Beach your vessel where flag is waved
Lifeboat unable to come ------------ ER. (or, light is shown).-------------- FZT
º,
Send lifeboat to save crew----------- F.J. Boats should endeavor to land where
Steam lifeboat -------------------- GUY flag is waved (or, light is shown)--JZ
We have sent for lifeboat ----------- FL Burn blue light, or, Flash powder--GOQ
Carry a light at your bowsprit end--QY
*.
LIFE BUOY -------------------------- QRD Did boats take a blue light (lantern, or,
QRL
Let go the life buoy---------------HMR
LIFT-ED-ING:
Dº of making
o not bring the light to the –
GSP
(bearing
indicated) of —(bea: ing indicated)-Px
Can you lift your screw? ---------- Vike
Q RS D nott light
lignt your fi
§§
Q
RM –Lift rope.
—Lift screw -
QRT
—no mres.
Do not show a light on any account-Qv
|—Do not show a light on my account.
RO ||LIGHT. A LIGHT. Electric-light installation ... -----. LUY
RP |—Alternating light. Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights
Anchor light (lantern, or, lamp) ---EHD to be seen ----------------------- Dze
Arc light -------------------------- EUI Firo and lights out ---------------- MZQ
Blue light-------------------------GON Fire, or, Light will be kept at the best
Bow light (lantorn, or, lamp) ------ HCG place for landing ----------------- KE
Carry a light on your bowsprit end--QY Flare-d-ing—up. Flare light------NDx
Catoptric light--------------------- IFA Flash powder, or, Burn a blue light-Goq
Daylight. At daylight.----------- Knb Have you any blue lights? --------- GOR
Dead light ------------------------ KoG | QRU |—Have you any signal lights?
Dioptric light --------------------- Laz || QRV |—Haye you seen the light?
Electric light --------------------- LUx - Hoist a light---------------------- OWC
Fixed light ----------------------- Nos || How far can light be seen?---------MSZ
Fixed and flashing light ----------- NCR QRW —I do not think there is any light here
Flashing light--------------------- NEB || abouts.
Floating light--------------------- NFB
|
QRX |—I do not wish to show a light.
–
LIGHT-LIGHTNING:
LIGHT-Continued. | QST LIGHT-ER-Est. (Not dark.)

I have just lost sight of the land (or, -
light) --------------------------- QDv || QSU LIGHT. (Not heavy.)
Ishall keep hold of the land (or, light), Calm and light winds ------------- hTM
or, I shall keep land (or, light), bear- Light breeze ---------------------- HGD
ing --------------------------- QA Light guns------------------------okE
QRY |-Iwill carry a light. I will show a light. Light in ballast--------------------FTR
Iwill show a light to-night when I alter | QSV –Light sail. Upper sail.
COUlrse --------------------------- QW Light
unsettled weather -----------YZB
QRZ |—I will show a light to-night when I make | QSW —Lighter-est. .
sail. Take in light sails-----------------XJN
I will show a light to-night when Itack, Wind light------------------------ ZFL
QX
Indicate bearing of light (lighthouse, or,
light-ship)----------------. ------ QB || QSX LIGHTEN-ED-ING.
Keep a good lookout for lights (or, land), QSY |—Must lighten the ship.
or, Look out for lights (or, land)-PYH What draught of water (in feet) could
Keep a light at your bowsprit end---QY you lighten to? ------------------- ob
Keep a light burning --------------- KC
Keep ahead and carry a light------Dwk || |
Keep lights (or, fires) on the beach (or, QSZ |LIGHTER.
shore) all night ----------------- FZW Coal lighter:----------------------Iwp
Keep the light between — (bearing indi- TA |—How many lighters do you want?
cated) and — (bearing indicated)--QC || QTB |—I want — (number indicated) lighters.
Keep the search light on, or, Keep elec- || QTC |—Lighter alongside. -
tric light on--------------------- LVH Lighter coming off------------------ Qz
Light-er-est ----------------------- QST || QTD —Lighter has left. -
SA ||—Light-ing-ed. Lit. To light. Lighter is adrift-------------------- RA
SB |—Light dues. Powder hoy (or, lighter) ---------- Ozu
SC |—Lighting fires. There are no lighters available------ RB
SD |—Light indicated has been replaced. Want a lighter (or, lighters) imme
QSE —Light indicated is not now in its old po- diately (if more than one, number to
'sition. follow) ------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - YM
QSF |—Light indicated will commence on the
(date indicated).
– || QTE |—Want lighters to take my cargo.
What quantity of coal remains in the
I
QSG |—Light, or, Floating light is discontinued collier (coal depôt, or, lighter)?--Ixo
(or, gone). Will you send off lighters as fast as pos
Light is not to be depended upon----QD sible?---------------------------- RC
QSH |—Lighton—is not working satisfactorily.
QSI —Light signal. -
QSJ |—Light your fires. QTF LIGHT-House.
Lighted. Lit. To light----------- QSA Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
Lighting. To light---------------- QSA or, light-ship) -------------------- QB
Lights, or, Fires will be kept at the best Light on—is not working satisfactorily,
place for landing or coming on shore, QSH
KE Light-house, or, Trinity Board----- GPN
Off the light----------------------- SOU Light-house, or, Light-ship at — wants
Shall we have daylight enough?---- KNT immediate assistance------------- Cw
QSK |—Shall you show a light? What is the name of light-house (or,
Temporary light shown at —(place indi- light-ship) in sight?-------------- RW
cated)--------------------------- XNS
SL |—There is a lighton —, or, The lights on—. QTG |LIGHT-ship.
SM –They are only vessel's lights. - Indicate bearing of light (light-house,
To light. Lighting-ed------------- QSA or, light-ship) -------------------- QB
Turn the electric light off. --------- LVJ Is the light-ship on her station? ---wro
Turn the electric light on --------- LVK Light-ship at — is out of position, or,
Use your search light ------------- YMT || Light-ship is not at anchor on her
QSN –Vessel indicated is showing a light. station -------------------------- QE
QSO |—We did not see the light. Light-ship, or, Light-house at—wants
I
What bearing shall keep the light (or, immediate assistance-------------CW
landmark) on?--------------------QF Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac
QSP |—What sort of a light is it? count of ice --------------------- PCB
I I
When alter course to-night will show || QTH –Steer directly for the light-ship.
a light--------------------------- Qw What is the name of light-ship (or,
When you alter course (or, tack) to- || light-house) in sight?------------Rw
night show a light --------------- JZS
-
QSR |—Will you carry a light? QTI LIGHTNING. -
You must keep a light burning------Ko || QTJ |—Lightning conductor.
Your lights are out (or, want trimming). |—Struck by lightning.
—Made by -=
blasts of a steam whistle.
-
flashes or by
|| QTK
TL —There has been, or, We have had a storm
of thunder and lightning.
PART II. GENERAL 'VOCABULARY. 299
LIKE–LIST.
QTM | LIKE-LY. LINE–Continued.

Am aground, likely to break up; require Fishing line ---------------------- NBV.
immediate assistance ------------- CA Hauling line ---------------------- OPB
Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be Have a towline ready ------------- XYP
- mined --------------------------- ILD UJ —Have you any means of throwing a line?
Is embargo likely to be taken off?--LWI UK —Have you sufficient towline? -
Is illness likely to last?...---------PCw UL |—In line.
QTN |—Is it likely? Is it probable? Inner line ------------------------- PLN
Is it likely you (or vessel indicated) will Is the line fast?--------------------- KB
be got off?. ---------------------- OFJ Lead line ---...---------------------QJK
QTO |—Is likely to recover. QUM |—Keep the two objects named in one line.
Is — (vessel indicated) likely to assist Life line -------------------------- QRE
(or, supply) me! ---------------- FGK Line. Equator -------------------MGK
TP |—Likeness (resemblance). Line-of-battle ship. Battle ship---FYx
TR |—Likely to change. - QUN |—Line of communication.
Likely to fail --------------------- MQZ UO |—Line of defense.
QTS —Likewise. UP |—Line of mines.
Looks like------------------------- ESA UR |—Line of torpedoes.
TU —Looks likely. US —Log line.
TV |—Most likely
QTW —Not likely. Unlikely. (ºne).
Pilot boat most likely — (on bearing
Look out for rocket line (or, line) --KF
Look out for the towline ----------QzU
Mortar for throwing line ----------SAP
indicated), or, off —------ - - ------ TK Rocket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket,
There is a likelihood of being becalmed, - UzG
GCK || QUT |—Send a line.
Very
#. ----------------------- YPO ||
Vessel indicated not likely to supply
(or, assist) you.------------------ FGR
QUV |—Send for the towline.
towline------ VPx
Sending, Sent for the
The Line. Equator---------------MGK
TX |—What is it like? Towline -------------------------- XZA
TY |—"What is she like? Water line------------------------ YVU
What is the sea like? --------------- Ux || QUW |—We will endeavor to send a line.
I
When do you think am likely to fall in When did you cross the Line?------ KEL
with —(vessel indicated) -------- MSA Where did you cross the Line? ----KEM
Where do you think I am likely to fallin Where will you cross the Line?----KEN
with —? ------------------------MSB
You are not likely to receive your orders | QUX |LINEN.
for some days ------------------- SUX Bed linen - -----------------------GCT
- Can I get
linen (or, clothes) washed?
QTZ |LIKE-D-ING. To LIKE. IVQ
Do, or, Does not like the appearance of, Clean linen (clothes, or, shirts)----- ISU
ERW Dirty linen ----------------------- VYO
QUA |—I do not like. -
I
do not like the look of the weather-ze || QUY |LINIMENT.
I
do not like to run in. I
prefer keeping
the sea--------------------------vcA || QUZ |LINK-ED-ING.
I
do not like to trust too much to my—,
YCG
Pump lever links broken ---------- UBL
Natives do not like ships watering with- VA | LINSEED.

out payment ------------------- Ywq VB –Linseed oil.
QUB |—Should like.
Should like to have another comparison, | QVC |LINT.
GV
Would you like to see our newspapers? | QVD LIQUEFY-IED-ING-ACTION
SL
-
QVE LIQUID.
QUC LIMB. Floating, or, Liquid compass ------ JHP
UD LIME. QVF LIQUQR,
UE –Lime, or, Lemon juice. Malt liquor------------------------RJC
QUF LIMIT-ED-ING. LIRA. LIRE. (Coin) ---------------AUD
Inside of limit---------------------PMJ Lira egiziana. (Coin).---------...---ATO
QUG —Outside of limit. Lira turca. (Coin) --------------- AUE
|
QUH LINE-D-ING. To LINE. WG | LIST-OF.
-
WH" | –A list of —.
QUI A
LINE. Army List------------------------Ewd
|LINº.
Along the line--------------------- EAL || Code List of Ships----------- ------ Izid
Clew line. Clew garnet ----------- IUE | QVI —Is your list of ships correct?
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask, | Lloyd's List ---------------------- Qwu
kite, or, raft, etc.) ---------------KA QVJ |—Mercantile Navy List.
|
- —
LIST-LOCOMOTIVE.
LIST-Continued. LLOYD's—Continued.
WK —Passenger list. Intend to abandon the ship to Lloyd's
VL —Remittance list. agent --------------------------- CxP
WM —United States, Royal, or State Navy || —Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
List or Register. agent. -
Send list of defects---------------- KRF | —Lloyd's agent—is.
“Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,” —Lloyd's agent advises you to —.
Qw U Lloyd's Committee
Sick list -------------------------- WBF —Lloyd's List and Shipping Gazette.
What is the date of your Code List?-1zH
Your name is not on my list; spell it
-lºgº. Register of British and Foreign
Shipping. -
alphabetically (or, by alphabetical —Lloyd's Registry.
table, page 15) ------------------ EBQ —Lloyd's Salvage Agreement.
—Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac.
—Lloyd's secretary.
QVN LIST-ED-ING. To LIST. (To incline.) —Lloyd's signal station—at —.
VO —List to port. —Lloyd's surveyor.
VP —List to starboard. -—“Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index.”
—Lloyd's Yacht Register.
QVR LITHARGE. —Not on Lloyd's Registry book.
–Please send off Lloyd's surveyor.
LITRE. (Measure of capacity) —Removed from Lloyd's Register.
Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's--UD
QVS LITTLE-NESS. Report me to Lloyd's
A little farther-------------------- MSU Report me (or, my communication) to
QVT —A little more. loyd's agent at — Uh
QVU —As little as. “Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's List,”
If you will wait a little Qwu
Little better----------------------- GIR —Surveyed by Lloyd's agent.
QVW —Little loss. —Who is Lloyd's agent?
Of little importance. Unimportant-PEY —Will Lloyd's agent come on board?
Port a little. Ship's head to go to star
board ------- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - TPG QXL |LOAD-ED-ING. To LOAD.
Sheer a little off ------- ------------ WUO | Breech loader-ing----------------- hEU
Sheer a little off when you come to the XM —Can load —.
point ---------------------------VUP XN —Can you load any —?
Starboard a little. Ship's head to go to Deeply laden --------------------- KQw
port---------------------------- wqu I
—Too little. Too small.
—Very little. XO
Laden
—Loaded
–with.
am loaded with combustibles------ HP
with — ------------------
º
QCx
XP —Loading — for —.
LIVE-D-ING. (See also LIFE.) Must load more ballast ------------ FTs
Live cargo ------------------------HzG Muzzle loader-ing ----------------- SDE
Live stock------------------------ WVL
—Lively. QXR LOAF.
No boat could live ---------------- GTW
—No means of living. QXS LOAN.
LIVER, QXT LOBSTER.
LLOYD's. QXU LOCAL-LY-ITY. .

Austro-Hungarian Lloyd's--------- FMJ Have you any local attraction? ----JHR
—Committee of Lloyd's. I place).---------------------------
know nothing of the locality (or,
—Condemned by Lloyd's agent. QCB
—Consult Lloyd's agent. Local authorities------------------FNL
—Do not interfere with (or, take the mat Local Board ----------------------- GPI
ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent. QXV —Local defence.
French Lloyd's. Veritas Local Government Board---------- GPJ
German Lloyd's------------------- NYI) Local Medical Board -------------- GPK"
—Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent? QXW —Local time.
"|—Have you seen Lloyd's agent?
—How do you (or vessel indicated) stand QXY LOCK-ED-ING.
at Lloyd's? Forelock ------------------------- N.J.W.
—I am insured at Lloyd's. Lock and key---------------------- QAI
—I am not classed at Lloyd's. QXZ —Locksmith.
I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,
CV QYA LOCKER.
—I am not insured at Lloyd's. | Chain locker----------------------- IJN
—I stand (or vessel indicated stands) —
(class indicated) at Lloyd's. YB | LOCOMOTIVE.
—Inform Lloyd's agent. YC —Locomotion.
LOCOMOTIVE-LOOK.
LOCOMOTIVE-Continued. - LoNG BoAT-------------------------- GTR

Locomotive boiler ---------------- GXD
Locomotive engine.---------------- MAS LONGITUDE------------ Code Flag over DI
QYD |—Locomotive torpedo. NoTE.—For degrees of longitude, see
page 56.
QYE |LoDGE-D-MENT.
Degree of longitude --------------- Krz
QYF |LoDGING Derelict reported passed on —”, lati
tude — , longitude — ; dangerous to
QYG |Log-GED-GING. To Log. navigation---------------------- KVr
Engine-room log------------------- MBI Difference of longitude------------ KZG.
Log board ------------------------ GQP || QYZ |—East longitude.
Log book -------------------------GYZ Have passed ice in latitude —, longi
QYH |—Log glass. tude — , on the –”
-------------- PQ
Log line -------------------------- QUS
Meteorological log book ----------- GZA
Ihave been injured by ice in latitude—,
and longitude — ---------------- PBN
Official log book.------------------ GZD Ice between 30° and 35° of longitude,”
Patent log ------------------------ TEF PF
Ship's log------------------------- WYC | Ice between 35° and 40° of longitude,”
Steam log book ------------------- GzH PG
| Ice between 40° and 45° of longitude,”
QYI |LOGARITHM. LOGARITHM TABLE.
- Ph
- Ice between 45° and 50° of longitude,”
QYJ Logwood. PI
Ice between 50° and 55° of longitude,”
QYK LoNG. - - PJ
Any longer------------------------ EPB Ice between 55° and 60° of longitude,”
As long as ------------------------ FAW Prº
Do not stand too long on your present Ice between 60° and 65° of longitude,”
tack ----------------------------- JZI PL
QYL |—How long a time? Ice between 65° and 70° of longitude,”
How long after?------------------- DRP PM
How long—ago (or, since)? -------- DTK | Ice between 70° and 75° of longitude,”
QYM |—How long do you require to clean your PN
engines? Ice between 75° and 80° of longitude,”
How long have you (or vessel indicated) || PO
been in such distress? -----------. LHI
How long have you (or vessel indicated) || QZA |—In what longitude?
been on fire?--------------------- NAJ ZB |—Is the longitude correct?
QYN |—How long have you been on the voyage? ZC |—Longitude by dead reckoning.
How long have you had this fog? --NGK QZD |—Longitude by observation.
QYO —How long is (or, are)? ZE |—Minute of longitude.
How long may we stand on our present || QZF |—My longitude by chronometer is — .
course?-------------------------- Jzk
How long ought I
to be getting an
|| QZG |—My longitude by
Rendezvous
–
is −.
in latitude — and longi
answer from —? ---------------- EMY tude ---------------------------- JC
QYP |—How long shall you stop (remain)? Report the –
(vessel indicated) all well,
How long will delay be?----------- KSH in latitude—, and longitude — (indi
How long will you be getting steam cated), on the –(date indicated)--UN
up------------------------------- VY Saw derelict in latitude — and longi
How long will you (or vessel indicated) tude — on the –”---------------- JH
be repairing damages?------------ BM || QZH |—Second of longitude.
QYR —How much longer? ZI |—West longitude.
I I
fear can not hold on much longer, ZJ |—What is the longitude of — ?
OWT What is your first meridian?-------NBL
I shall stand in for the land as long | QZK —What is your longitude brought up to
I can see ------------------------ QDZ
as
the present moment?
ILong
will not delay you long . . . .-------KSJ || QZL |—What is your longitude by chronom
after------------------------ DRQ eter?
Long ago (or, since).---------------DTL What latitude and longitude did you
Long boat------------------------- GTR (or, they) have ice in?------------Ps
Long range ----------------------- UHT || QZM –What longitude do (or, did) you go
Long time—ago. Long ago ------- DTL into ?
YS |—Long way.
YT |—Longer. QZN LONGITUDINAL-LY.
YU |—Longest.
QYV |—Much longer. LOOD. (Measure of weight) --------- BAI
Not long-ago.---------------------DTN
QYW —Not much longer. QZO |Look-ED-ING. To Look.
Rocks stretch a long way out------- GE Bad lookout ---------------------- Frg
QYX –Too long. Be on your guard. Look out ------ OiV
*Date to be indicated if necessary.

LOOK–LOSS. -
LOOK–Continued. RAL | LOSE-ING. To LOSE.

Do you, or, Did you get a good look at All hands lost (or, perished)------- DXQ
the land to know exactly whereabouts All lost. Total loss --------------- Dxo
we are?-------------------------- PY All nets lost-----------------------DXP
Freights looking better------------ NQF Boat is lost.-----`-------------------- AQ
Good lookout --------------------- Odz Both booms with nets lost --------- GZO.
Has the appearance of. Looks like-ESA Cargo lost ------------------------ hzY
Heavy weather coming; look sharp-- Fz RAM |—Do not lose sight of
it.
||
Ido not like the look of the weather--ZE Have lost — head of cattle --------- IFE
In anchoring, look out formoorings-EIw Have lost all boats; can you take off
In anchoring, look out for telegraph people? --------------------------- Ni
cable---------------------------- WV Have lost deck cargo--------------. IAO
Keep good lookout aloft -------- EAG Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled--Ms
a
Keep good lookout, reported RAN |—Have you lost?

as
is
it
a
|
enemy's war vessels are going about Have you lost all your boats? -------BL
Heavy loss ----------------------- Osz
§:
disguise as merchantmen------- O.J.
in
Keep good lookout for land (or, light), have just lost sight the land (or,
of
a
II I
or, Look out for land (or, light) light)--------------------------- QDV
ing follow,necessary)------- PYH have lost all my boats------------- Bo
a to
if
Keep sharp lookout.-------------- PYI have lost an anchor -------------- ein

ZP –Look at.
(or, into).
RAO –If you lose the wind.
lose the wind----- GC
of to
ZR |—Look dangerous
in
It
is
ZS –Look out—to (or, for). Just lost sight land (or, light) --QDw
Pay attention ----------- DS Key propeller lost -------------- QAH
of
Look out.
Look daybreak------------- KNM Little loss------------------------ Qvw
at
out
----- GTS RAP
—
Look out for boat bearing |—Lose no time.

||
a
getting
in
Look out for line (or, rocket line).--KF the anchor
to
Lose no time
a
QZT |—Look out for squall. age -----------------------------ELC

a
Look out for my pilot. Pick up my Lose no time shoring up----------
in
CF
pilot ---------------------------- TJH RAQ |—Lose-ing, Lost sight — (vessel or ob
of
||
QZU —Look out for the tow-line. ject indicated).

Look out on lee bow--------------- HCJ RAS —Lose-ing, Lost time.
|| ||
Look out on weather bow ---------HCK RAT |—Loss.

ZW —Look out to leeward. Loss of bulwarks------------------ hit
ZW —Look out to windward. RAU –Lost.
ZX |—Lookout vessel (or, scout). Lost all propeller blades----------- GLY
ZY |—Lookout will be kept for any raft (or, Lost an anchor -------------------- EJB
spars). Lost his (or, the) certificate -------- LJB
Lookout will be kept on the beach all
of
Lost blades (indicated)
of
number
||
night ---------------------------- KG screw propeller-----------------. GLZ

RAB |—Look the slings. RAW l—Lost on the –.
to
Looks like ------------------------ ESA RAW |—Lost overboard.

|| || ||
Looks likely ---------------------- QTU RAX |—Lost screw propeller.

RAC for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and RAY |—Lost sight wreck.
of
|—Run
in
look out for their signals. RAZ |—Lost the (or, her) mast.
Ship's bottom must be looked at---HBG Mail steamer reported lost.--------- RFM
RAD –Some one to look after stock. My chronometer loses daily---------GT
Vessel looks like man-of-war----- RPN No lives lost ---------------------- QRF
|| ||
a
Your permit will be looked at-I---MKL RBA ||—Not much loss.

RBC |—One net lost.
One net with boom lost.------------ GZU
RAE |Look-out MAN. (LookouT.) Rudder lost ----------------------- WBJ
Several lives lost ------------------ QRG
RAF LOOM-ED-ING. Severe loss ------------------------ WSY
|
Time will be lost.------------------ XTU

RAG |LOOPHOLE-D. Total loss. All lost --------- ------ DxO
RBD |—Two (or number indicated) nets lost.
RAH LOOSE-D-ING-LY-NESS. RBE –Vessel indicated has lost her rudder.
|
Boiler loos, (or, adrift)----------- Gwd RBF –Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts.
||
Broke loose ----------------------- HJU We have lost altogether — -------. EDO

Crank webs loose------------------ KBR RBG |—What have you lost?
|| ||
Eccentric pulleys loose -----------.Lsv RBH |—What loss?

Engine seating loose -------------- MCO When did you lose your masts? ----RMJ
Holding-down bolts loose---------- GYA RBI —Where did you lose the trade (or, mon
||
RAI —Loose from. - - soon)?

RAJ l—Loose sails. With loss bowsprit ------------- HDA
of
With loss of foremast.------------- NKY

-
Propeller worked loose---------...--Tzc

RBJ –Without loss.
RAK LORD-SHIP.
|
House of Lords. Senate-----------0ZR

Lord Mayor—of ---------------- RNJ -------------- RAT
—
LOSs. (See also LOSE)

LOST-LYNCH.
LOST. (See also LOSE.) ------------- RAU || RCL LOYAZ-TY.

RBK. LOT. RCM | LUBBER-LY.
We have had a lot of fog ---------- NGP
RCN |LUBRICANT.
RBL LOTTERY.
| RCO |LUBRICATE-OR.
RBM | LOUD-LY-ER-NESs. Lubricating oil. Oil for machinery-sºo
Louis, or, NAPOLEON. (Coin) ------ AUF | RCP LUCIFER.
RBN LOVE-D-ING. RCQ |Luck-Y-ILY.

RBO |Low. (See also LowRR.) | RCS LUFF-ED-ING.
water you will have — feet-kuz
At low || Closeluff-------------------------- IUY
Dry at low water------------------ Lop RCT –Luff all you can. -
How many feet at low water? ----- KVF | RCU –Luff tackle.
RBP
I
can not make out the lowest flag--NDF
–Low land. | RCW |LUG.
|
RBQ |—Low pressure.
Low-pressure cylinder -------------KIJ | RCW |LUGGAGE. -
Low-pressure cylinder cover------- KAL
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out || RCX |LUGGER.
- of order)----------------------- KAW
RBS —Low-pressure piston. RCY |LUGSAIL.
KAM | RCZ |LULL-ED-ING.
RBT |—Low water. If the wind abates (or, lulls)------- ZEQ
RBU |—Low-water mark. RDA |—The first lull, or, When it lulls.
Lower-ed-ing. To lower ---------- RBY
Lower --------------------------- RCA il RDB |LUMBER-ED-ING.
RBV 1–Lowest. -
Markets are very bad (very low)--. FRs || RDC LUMINoUs-ARY.

Prices are low--------------------- Tvr || RDE –Luminous buoy.
Proceed at low water ------------- Twz
The depth here (or at place indicated) RDF |LUMP-ED-ING.
is — feet at low water----------- Kvid
RBW —The lowest price RDG
is.
|LUNAR.
RBX |–Too low. RDH –Lunar rainbow.
|
Was the tide low when you grounded?

cJ RDI LUNATIC-cy.
-
------------------- FHZ
at
What the depth low water?---Kvr Lunatic asylum

is is
What the lowest price you will take?

-
|
TVU RDJ LUNCH-EON. TIFFIN.

You will be aground low water --Kx
at
RDK |—Willyou lunch with me?
RBY Lower-ED-ING. To Lower. RDL "LUNG.

|
RBZ |—Lower away. lungs--------- PJR

of
Inflammation the
RCA LOWER. RDM |LURCH-ED-ING.

|
have sprung (or, damaged) lower top- Lee lurch----------------------- QMD

I
|| ||
sail yard------------------------- KJ1 Weather lurch -------------------- YZP

Lower boom----------------------- GZS
Lower cap ------------------------ hVL LYING—IN (or, AT) —---------------- QPS
RCB |—Lower deck. Lying roadstead.------------- QPT
in
!
the
Lower fore topsail yard------------ NKI
.
Lower main topsail yard ---------- RGF RDN |LYMPH. V.Accine LYMPH.
–Lower mast.
s|
RCD
Lower mizzen topsail yard-------- Rwo RDO |LYNCH-Law.
RCE |-Lower port.
RCF –Lower rigging.
Lower spanker topsail yard------- WLU
RCG |—Lower studding sails.
RCH –Lower topsail.
RCI —Lower yard.
Premiums are lower --------------- TSQ
RCJ –Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
a
mast (or vessel indicated has).

RCK —Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
||
yard (or spar indicated).

Top your lower yard -------------- xVo
M–MAIL. i
RDP M. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling, MADE—Continued.

see page 13.) Is a prisoner, or, Made prisoner----Twh
Made a breach --------------------- hE.J.
A. M., or ANTE MERIDIAN. BEFORE NOON. Made an agreement with —-------- DUh
IN THE FORENOON--------------- EDU || REF |—Made an offer—of.
Made arrangements—to (or, for)—-EXI
P. M., or POST MERIDIAN. AFTERNOON. Made mistake. Mistake has been made, ,
IN THE AFTERNOON-------------- DRW Rik
-
Made no impression --------------- PFK
MAATJE. (Measure of capacity.)----AYU || REG |—Made overture.
Manufactured, Made, or, Built by-HLE
MACE, or, TSIN. (Coin.) ------------ AUG. May be made efficient------------- LTw
REH |—Mistake has been made.
RDQ |MACHINE. Perhaps it might be made to answer-ENI
Electric machine------------------ LUZ Repeat ship's name; your flags were not
Machine gun---------------------- okr made out------------------------- Du
RDS —Patent sounding machine. Repeat the last signal made------- WCR
Weighing machine ---------------- ZBA Ship has not made her signal------ SLH
The signal made------------------ widi,
RDT MACHINERY. (See also ENGINEs.) Will an allowance be made?-------DZP
Accident to machinery (or, engines). || REI |—Will not be made.
(See page 233.) — made an unsuccessful attack on —,
Damage to machinery (part to be indi- || Fkh
cated) -------------------------- KJA
Examine (examination of) machinery, REJ MADEIRA win E.
MKA
Have passed steamer with machinery || REK MAGAZINE.
disabled-------------------------- MT After magazine ------------------- DQZ
Have you damaged your machinery? || REL |—Fore magazine.
MBO Magazine rifle--------------------- Uxc
I am going to stop, as machinery re- | Powder magazine ----------------. TrM
quires adjusting------------------ RK Small arm, or, Percussion magazine,
RDU |—I am in want of oil for machinery. EVF
Machinery broken down----------- MCH || REM |MAGISTRATE-CY.
Machinery broken down; am disabled,
BJ
I REN MAGNESIUM.
RDV —Machinery broken down; irreparable at .º REO |—Magnesium wire.
sea.
Machinery broken down; under tem
porary repair ------------------- MCK || REP |MAGNET-IC-AL.
Machinery disabled --------------- MCN Electromagnet ------------------- LVG
Machinery out of order:------------ R.J. Magnetic bearing (i.e., compass bearing
Machinery requires adjusting------ DKF corrected for deviation).---------- JHX
Machinery slightly deranged.----- McQ || REQ |—Magnetic needle.
Machinery supposed to have broken
OWI) --------------------------- MCA || RET MAGNIFICENT-CE.
Machinery wants repair----------- MBI,
RDW –Proceed after repairing machinery. REU |MAHOGANY.
RDX —Refrigerating machinery out of order.
Small adjustment required to ma- || REV MAHOMET-AN.
chinery-------------------------DKG
RDY |—Stopping only for small adjustment to REW MAIL. -
machinery. | REX. —Am a mail boat.
The damage to machinery is not serious, Any news of the –
mail?---------- EPJ
and is such as can be repaired by the Are you going to land all mails at —?
vessel's own engineers ------------ RL QDN
Machinist, or, Engine-room artificer, Arrange-d-ing mail --------------- Ewt
EzR || REY —Barely time to save the mail.
RDZ MACKEREL. | By the mail----------------------- HPL ,
REZ —Did not get a mail. -
|REA MAD-Ly-Ness. | Expected next mail---------------- MNI
Had the mail arrived when you left?-EYG
| REC MADDER. | Has the mail arrived—(from —, if nec
essary)?-------------------------- QN
|RED MADE. (See also MAKE.) Has the mail left(or, sailed)–(for—, if
Every exertion has been made----- MIW necessary)?-----------------------89
Has arrangement been made?------ EXA Have letters (mails, or, despatches) for
Have, or, Has made a complaint---JKB you (or vessel or person indicated)-JF
Have, or, Has made no calculation-Hso Have the mails been delivered? ----KSU
IInquiry
made the discovery---------------LDs Have they advertised for any vessel to
carry the mail? DOF
has been made
MAIL–MAKE.
MAIL–Continued. MAIN–Continued.
RFA. —Have you a mail? —Main pump.
Have you letters (mails, or, despatches) —Main rigging.
for me (or vessel, person, or place —Main royal.
indicated)? ----------------------- JQ —Main royal yard.
RFB —I have mails for —. Main runners---------------------- WCB
I
will take mails for you ------------ QP —Mainsail. Main course.
Last mail-------------------------QGC —Mainsail split.
Latest posting time for mail is —-. QHG Main shaft broken------------------ Mr.
RFC —Mail arrived—on the –(date indicated). —Main shaft broken in stern tube.
Mail bag ------------- ------------- Fs.J. —Mainsheet.
RFID —Mail closes at —. —Mainstay.
Mail day-------------------------- KNO —Main staysail
RFE —Mail due (or, is due) on —. —Main tack.
RFG —Mails have (or, had) arrived from — —Maintop.
(dates up to —). —Main topgallant mast.
RFH —Mail has left. —Main topgallant sail.
RFI —Mail has (or, had) not arrived from — —Main topgallant yard.
(place indicated). —Main topmast.
RFJ —Mail is now at —. —Main topmast staysail.
RFK —Mail steamer. —Main topsail.
RFL —Mail steamer arrives-d—at —. —Main topsail yard.
RFM —Mail steamer reported lost. —Main topsail yard sprung.
RFN —Mail steamer sails-ed. —Main yard.
RFO —Mail tender. —Main yard sprung.
RFP —Mails go by sailing vessel. Tail end of main shaft broken ----- LYo
RFQ —Mails go by steamer. —Upper main topsail yard.
—Missed the mail. What are the dimensions of main yard?
RFT —Next mail.
–
LAO
Overland mail leaves on the ---.SXM RHL MAINTAIN-ED-ING-ENANCE.
RFU —Passed the mail — days ago.
RFV —Shall I save the mail (or, post)? RHM MAIZE.
—The mails leave on the –.
RFX —The next mail goes in — (vessel indi- RHN MAJESTY.
cated).
| RHO —His, or, Her Majesty:
What are the latest dates by the last His, or, Her Majesty's dominions.--LKH
mail?--------------------------- KMH His, or, Her Majesty's Government-oGB
What is the number of mail bags you —His, or, Her Majesty's service.
RFY
have on board? ------------------ FSP #.
RHS
—His, or, Her Majesty's ship.
RFZ
—What
—When
When
does the –
vessel takes the next mail?
mail arrive?
does the mail leave?---------- QT
RHT
—On His (or, Her) Majesty's service.
—Their Majesties.
RGA —When ought the next mail to arrive? MAJOR. (Army) ------------------- EWM
RGB —When ought the next mail to leave? Sergeant-major ------------------- VRP
| Will you wait for the mail? -------
YTD Town Major ---------------------- xZF
RGC —You are to land all mails at —.
RHU MAJORITY-OF.
RGD MAIN. RHv —Government majority of —.
Back main topsail ---------------- XWC Majority—of---------------------- RHU
Can I get a main yard at —?------- NYG RHW —Opposition majority of —.
main topsail ------------------ MYB
Fill
Gaff mainsail --------------------- NWF RHX MAKE-ING. To MAKE. (See also MADE.)
Have broken main shaft ------------ MR As soon as the flood tide makes----- FBP
RGE —I have carried away main vard. RHY —Be sure and make no mistake.
I
have sprung (or, damaged) main yard,
KJL RHZ
Boiler maker --------------------- GWE
—Can make.
Keep the main topsail shivering----Pz.J. RIA —Can make out.
RGF —Lower main topsail yard. º, Can make out flags (or, colors) ----NCv
Main bearing brasses broken (or, out of
order)---------------------------GBo Can you make out her flag (or, signal)?
Main boiler ----------------------- GXE NCW
RGH —Main boom. Can you make out the leading marks?
Main cable.----------------------- HRL QJO
Main chain------------------------- IJS RIB —Can not make.
Main check valves out of order----- IoE RIC —Can not make out.
Main clew garnet------------------IUH Can not make out her (or, your) colors.
RGI —Main deck. LGX
RG.J. —Main drain. Can not make out the flags (or, signals),
Main hold ------------------------ oxd Nºx
RGK —Mainmast. Can not make out your flags; come
RGL —Mainmast sprung. nearer (or, make Distant Signals)-VM
102188°–17—20
306 GENERAL VOCABULARY. PART Il.
MAKE-MAN.
MAKE-Continued. MAKE-Continued.
Clearly make out ------------------ ITk || Making (number to follow) revolutions
Convoy to disperse and make for desti- || per minute --------------------- Uw.J
nation ---------------------------- Is Not able to make such short tacks.--XIL
Do not attempt to make the anchorage .Not safe to risk making the land. ...v.DE
(or, harbor) --------------------- Fw Sail maker------------------------ WEG
Do not make any alteration—until--Ecg | RIT |—Set sail. Make sail.
Had we not better run in (or, make) for || RIU |—Shall I make?
the land? ------------------------- Pz I
Shall make another attempt?-----FKQ
I can not make out the flags (or, signals),
NCX
RIV —They (boats) are making for the shore.
Try to make out name of vessel in —
I can not make out position-------
the flags; hoist the (direction indicated) ----------- SDP
signal in a better owl || RIX —What do you make?
I can not make out the bottom flag.
flag-NDF | What do you make of stranger?---wzF
I can not make out the second NDG What do you make of the land? ----QEU
I can not make out the top
third flag--NDH | What harbor shall you make (or, run)
I can not make out theanchorage
flag----- NDI | for?----------------------------- onio .
I shall make for the (or, –)
despatch-----------------. JT
|| When the ebb makes--------------- LSP
When the flood makes-------------NFR
with all ||
I shall not endeavor to make the land, When will the flood make?----------x.J
QDx RIY |—Will you make?
I shall not go into less than—fathomsnot,of Will you make an agreement? -----DUJ
water whether Imake the land or RIZ |—Will you make an offer?
QDY Will you make the land to-night? .. QEv
I shall stand in till Imake the land-QEA Will you repeat the signals being made
I will show a light to-night when I to me?--------------------------- WN
make sail------------------------ QRz || You may make an attempt -------- FKW
RID |-Inmaking sail. t You may make some abatement --- CXU
Make a demand-------------------. KTB || You must not (or, can not) make any
Make, or, Take a duplicate (or, copy), eXCuSe -------------------------- MLI
JWD -
Make a signal when you want a boat, MAKER -----------------------------Riº
GTU
Make all snug--------------------- DYN MALARIOUS. MALARIOUS FEVER ---Mwº
Make allowances—for (or, to)—----DZK
Make an acknowledgment --------- DGs | RJA |MALAY.
Make an agreement with — ------- DUH
Make an alteration ---------------- ECP | RJB MALE. MALE PASSENGER.
Make an appointment for—-------- ESZ -
RIE |—Make an example. RJC MALT LIQUOR.
Make arrangements to —(or, for—)-EXI
- Make Distant Signals------- -------LGH | RJD |MALTA. MALTESE.
RIF |—Make fast—to —.
Mast fast to a buoy---------------- HMs || RJE MAN. (See also MEN.)
RIG |—Make fast to the pier. A. B. Ablo seaman--------------- Cºxe
RIH |—Make for
to follow).
– Run for —(name of port Alderman ------------------------Dws
Am a man-of-war ----------------- RPM
-
RIJ —Make-ing, Made good—the (or, your). Are there any men-of-war about? ---SA
Make haste------------------------ ONs Armed men not allowed to land ---EUV
Make haste or he will be gone ----- OCU Artilleryman---------------------- EZU
Make inquiry--------------------- MED Boatman ------------------------- GVL
RIK |—Make-ing, Made mistakes. Boiler burst; — men killed -------.. At
RIL |—Make more sail. Set your —. Boiler burst; — men killed, –
others
wounded-------------------------At
RIM |—Make my compliments—to.
RIN |—Make no noise. Keep silence. Boiler burst; several men killed ----AY
Make out ------------------------- SVX Boiler burst; several men wounded-AZ
Make out an inventory------------- PSJ Cattleman------------------------- IFD .
RIO |—Make provision for. º Chairman------------------------- TUQ
Make, or, Set sail ------------------ RIT Clergyman, Parson, or, Minister---ITX
Make sail, or, Go ahead, and drop a boat Clothing for men. Slops ---------- IWS
...
on board. ---------------------- DVN Coastguard man------------------- IYP

RIP 1–Make short tacks. Did you fall with any men-of-war?
in
Make signal—to (or, for).---------wom MRN

Make sure—of -------------------- XFO Fireman -------------------------- NAB
her staying---------- WSB Fisherman ------------------------ NBS
of
Make sure
Make your number. (Distinguishing Foreman-------------------------- NJX
|
signal) --------------------------- DV Have men for --------------------- RPD

RIQ —Maker. Have you men enough? ----------- Miok
Makes good progress--------------- TYD Have you seen (or, spoken to) any men
º
RIS –Makes no progress. of-war? so, report their names (or,

If
Making large purchases -----------UCA nation).-------------------------WNM

-
MAN–MANY.
MAN–Continued. RJT MANILA RoPE.

He, or, She is full of men---------- NSX
Helmsman ------------------------ ÓTR || RJU MANOEUVRE-D-ING.
How many men? ------------------ RKI RJW |—Naval manoeuvres.
Landsman -----------------------. QFB
Leadsman------------------------- QJL -
MAN-of-war. (See MEN-of-WAR)---RPL
Liberty man ---------------------- QPJ
Lookout man. (Lookout) -------- RAE || RJW MANOMETER. STEAM-PRESSURE GAUGE.
RJF |—Man-ned-ning. To man.
Man aloft------------------------- RJX |MANROPE.
Man and arm boats ---------------
Man-of-war ----------------------- RJY MANSION.
Man overboard---------------------
Manhole door--------------------- RJZ MANSLAUGHTER.
Manrope--------------------------
Men ------------------------------ PKA MANUFACTORY. MANUFACTURE-ED-ING.
Men on leave -------------- Manufactured, Made, or, Built by —,
Men's clothing. Slops hile
Men's letters ---------------------. Manufactured cottons. Cotton goods,
Merchant seaman ----------------- .JxY
Midshipman.-----------------------RTJ ||
Newly-raised man----------------- rph RKB MANURE.
Nobleman -------------------------SIT
Officers and men------------------- RPI || RIKC MANUSCRIPT.
Ordinary seaman--------- -------- SVD
Postman -------------------------- TQo RKD MANY.
Rifleman ------------------------- UxF good many slight cases.---------- IDH
A
||
Seaman--------------------------- vlg || As many—as ---------------------FAW
Short manned. Crew weak ------. KDJ As many convenient------------FAX
as
Signalman -----------------------wdh || As many (or, much) as possible --- FAY
Small-arm men ------------------- Evc
at
|| Did you leave many ships — ?---QKP
Tradesman ----------------------. XZM He has not many hands on board--OMD
Wessel looks like a man-of-war----- RPN || RKE —How many?
Want a boat; man overboard ------- BT || How many blades have you your
to
Want men (number and particulars, if screw?-------------------------- GLX
necessary)----------------------- RPJ How many boats? ----------------- GTJ
Waterman -----------------------YWH How many chronometers have you?-IQF
We have left men behind (number to be How many days?------------------ RNG
shown).-------------------------- QLO How many deaths? ---------------- KOM
What men-of-war did you leave at —? || How many dozen can you spare ---LMU
QLR || How many fathoms? -------------- MTV
Workman ------------------------- ZIA How many feet? ------------------ MVE
Your men ------------------------ || fºr How many feet low water? ----- kVF
at
with yellow many funnels has she?-------- NTS

ill
— men of crew have been How

||
fever (number follow) ----- MWY RKF —How many guns?

to
RKG —How many guns do you mount?

RKH —How many guns does she carry?
RJG MANAGE-D-ING-ABLE-MENT. How many have you seriously ill?--KLD
How do (or, did) you manage (or, con- How many hours' coal have you got
||
trive)—to –?-------------------- JTF

How many lighters do you want?--QTA
RJH Masaorn. RKI —How many men?
-
RKJ —How many miles an hour are you going?
RJL MANdARIN. How many miles an hour can you (or
vessel indicated) go? ------------- RTP
RJK MANDRELL. ?---------RTQ
–
How many miles from

RKL —How many (or, much) more?
ºr
RJL MANGER. - How many passengers?------------ TDO
How many ships?----------------- Vxr.
RJM How many sick?------------------ WTr.
|Masanovº. How many times?----------------- xTM
MANHoLE DOOR--------------------- LKR How many tons—of -------------Yº
,
How many tons do you take?------ XUV

RJN MANIFEST. How many torpedo boats passed
in
RJO cargo. sight?---------------------------GTK

of
|—Manifest
How many were killed? ----------- QAM
RJP How many wounded? -------------- Zin
|
In how many minutes? ------------RVD

dangerous allow too many people
to
It
R.J.Q. MANNER.
is
In hostile manner --------------- ozd on board at once------------------ GB

a
RJS –In what manner? Many expected.-------------------- Mino

| |
MANY–MAST.
MANY–Continued. MARK–Continued.
RKM |—Many minutes. Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
Many sick ------------------------ wbe on –)? ------------------------- HMo
RKN |—Many wounded. Is there any alteration of marks?---HCM
Much, or, Many less -------------- QNM || Landmark------------------------. QEZ
RKO |—Much, or, Many more. Leading mark --------------------- QJP
Not a great many----------------- OHM: Low-water mark ----...-------------RBU
RKP |—Not so many—as —. | RLK —Marked in feet.
Passed a good many vessels-------- TCO ||
- RLM —Marks are all gone. There are no marks
RKQ |—So many (or, much). -
(or, buoys).
RKS —Too many (or, much). They have a buoy (or, mark) on —-HMw
| RLN |—Trade-mark.
RKT |MAP-PED-ING. What, or, Which are the leading marks?
QJS
RKU | MARBLE. What are the leading marks for crossing
the bar?------------------------ FWC
RKV | MARCH. What are the marks? -------------- zCB
About March the ---------------- CZQ I
What bearing shall keep the light (or,
RKW |—Beginning of March. landmark) on?-------------------- QF
RKX |—End of March. What brand (or, trade-mark)? ----HDY
RKY | –Next March.
RLO |MARKET.
RKZ |MARE. RLP l—How are the markets?
Is there any alteration in the market?
RLA |MARGIN-AL. ECN
Leave a good margin--------------QKx RLQ —Market place.
Markets are very bad (very low) ---FRS
RLB | MARINE. -
Marine Board ---------------------GPL || RLS IMARLINE SPIKE.
Marine glue-----------------------obi. -
RLC |—Marine soap. RLT |MARQUIs. MARCHIONESS.
RLD |—Mercantile Marine.
RLU MARRY-IED-ING-IAGE.
RLE | MARINER. Certificate of marriage -------------IHS
RLF |—Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society. Registrar of births, deaths, and mar
riages ---------------------------GLI
RLG | MARITIME.
Commissaire d'Inscription maritime, MARSH. (Morass) ------------------ RZS
JEY
Inscription maritime. ------------- PLY || RLV IMARSHAL.
Inscrit maritime------------------- PLZ Provost Marshal ------------------ UAP
Préfet maritime ------------------- TSG
RLW IMARTIAL.
MARK. (Coin).--------------------- AUH Court-martial ---------------------JZY
Martial law------------------------ QIN
RLH |MARK-ED-ING. RLX |MARTINGALE.

Are there any alterations in the lights
(or, marks) --------------------- ECB || RLY |MASK-ED-ING.
Are there any lights (or, landmarks)? Masked battery ------------------- FYO
QFA
Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper || RLZ |MASON-IC-RY.
position -------------------------. LC
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in || RMA MAss. (Divine Service.)
its proper position -------------- HMG
RLI |—Can see the mark (or, beacon). RMB |MASSACRE-D-ING.
Can you give me a leading mark (or,
direction) for making the land here- || RMC |MAST.
abouts (or at place indicated)?----Pw After cutting away her masts ----- RHD
Can you make out the leading marks? After, or, Jigger masts ------------ DRC
QJO Can I get a spar for—mast—at-?-NYH
Can you see the mark (or, beacon)?-GAF Can you rig a jury mast?----------. WW
RLJ |—Can not see the mark. Cut away the mizzen mast.-------- RWN
Do you know the leading mark? ---QBv Cut away your masts --------------- KJ
High-water mark------------------ YVF Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not
How does the mark (beacon, or, buoy) carry sail ------------------------ Bh
bear? --------------------------- GAH Do not cut away your masts ------ KhM
I
How must bring the beacon (buoy, or, Fifth mast------------------------ Mx0
mark) to bear? ------------------GAI First mast ------------------------ NAY
I do not think marks (or, buoys) can Five-masted ship------------------
-------------------------
MXP
be in their proper positions------ HMK Foremast NJY
|
MAST-Continued.
MAST-ME.
|
| RMN MATCH-ED-ING.
-
Fore topgallant mast -------------- NJG |
Fore topmast.--------------------- NJK RMO |MATCH (for lighting).
Fore topmast sprung -------------- NJL
Four-masted barque--------------- FXQ || RMP MATE.
Four-masted schooner ------------- Nº Boatswain's mate -----------------GVN
Four-masted ship ----------------- NPD First mate (or, officer)------------- NBC
Fourth mast ---------------------- NPE | RMQ |—Mate is on shore.
Fourth-mast chains ---------------- IJR Second mate (or, officer) ---------- VME
Half-mast your ensign------------- MEL || RMS –Send the mate—off.
Have, or, Has been dismasted ----- Lew Third mate (or, officer)------------ XQO
Hoist masthead flags.-------------- OWG
I have (or vessel indicated has) sprung | RMT MATERIAL-LY.
her —(mast indicated)-----------
Iron mast------------------ -------Psz tº Are you, or, Is —(vessel indicated)mate
rially damaged (or, injured)?------ AO
Jigger mast. After mast---------- DRC Have you materials for stopping the
RMD |—Jury mast, or, Jury masted. leak? --------------------------- QJW
Lost the (or, her) masts ----------- RAZ || RMU |—Have you the materials?
Lower mast.----------------------- RCD : Is vessel specified, or, Are you materially
Mainmast------------------------- RGK injured?-------------------------- AO
Mainmast sprung ----------------- RGL || RMV |—Materials—for —.
Main topgallant mast.-------------- RGZ
Main topmast ---------------------RHC || RMW MATHEMATIC-AL-LY-1AN.
RME |—Mast-ed-ing. To mast.
RMF |—Masthead. At masthead. | RMX |MATTER.
RMG |—Masthead lantern (or, light, or, lamp). As a matter of course.-------------- FAC
RMH |—Mast is secured. Do not interfere with (or, take the mat
RMI |—Mast rope. ter out of the hands of) Lloyd's agent,
Mizzenmast ---------------------- Rwo QWH
Mizzen topgallant mast ----------- RWV I decline to have anything further to
Mizzen topmast------------------- RWZ say (or, do) in the matter -------- EQO
Second mast ---------------------- WMD Is anything the matter? Has any acci
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower dent happened?------------------- Brº
mast ---------------------------- rCJ Leave the matter in the hands of Lloyd's
Sprung, or, Damaged a mast; can not agent -------------------------- QWR
carry sail ------------------------ Bh Money matters-------------------- RYD
Sprung my foremast and must bear up, RMY |—What is the matter?
NKW
Sprung my foremast, but can fish it at MATTING. (See also MAT)----------- RML
Sea. -----------------------------
Steel mast W RMZ |MATTRESS.
– mast (tabernacle) -- wun
Step of the
Third mast------------------------ XQN || RNA |MAUL.
Three-masted schooner -----------. V.JK
Topgallant mast ------------------ xv.9 || RNB |MAUVE.
Topmast ------------------------- XVW
Under jury masts----------------- RMD || RNC MAXIM GUN.
Vessel seen (or, indicated) lost her masts,
RBF || RND IMAXIMUM.
Visible from the masthead--------- YQZ
RMJ –When did you lose your masts? MAY. (See CAN) -------------------- CDz
Will you lend me a fish for my mast?-No1
With loss of foremast.------------- NKY || RNE MAY. (Month.)
RMK
-
|MASTER. RNF
About May the
|—Beginning of May.
–
----------------- Czr
Beach master---------------------- Fzq || RNG –End of May.
Captain, or, Master (Mercantile Marine), RNH |—Next May.
Hwº
Harbor master, Captain of the port, RNI |MAYOR-ALTY.
Hws || RNJ –Lord Mayor—of —.
Harbor master's office ------. ------ OMY
Postmaster, or, Post-office official--TQk M. C. MEMBER OF CONGRESS -------- JPA
Quartermaster -------------------- UEY
Schoolmaster --------------------- WJh ME---------------------------------- Ced
Shipping master (or, officer) ------- VYJ After me (my, imine) --------------CEA
Station master-------------------- WRQ Before me (my, mine) -------------
By me (my, mine) -----------------
RML |MAT-TED-TING. For me (my, mine) ----------------
Chafing mat ----------------------- IJL From me (my, mine) ---------
Coir, or, Grass matting------------- IZT Give me (my, mine).-------.
Collision mat.---------------------- JAT In me (my, mino) -----------------
ſ
ME–MEN.
|
ME—Continued. ROA | MEASURE-ED-ING-MENT. To
MEASURE.
Let me (my, mine).---------------- QNU How many tons measurement of goods
e by ---------------------------- BKD can you take? -------------------OEv
Me to ----------------------------- CEF Tons measurement --------------- xUw
Me with -------------------------- CEG Tons measurement of goods ------- OEY
Of me (my, mine) ----------------- CGO
On me (my, mine).----------------- cGz | ROB |MEAT.
To me (my, mine) ---------------- CNW || Australian meat ------------------ FM.g.
With me (my, mine).-------------- own | Fresh meat----------------------- NQw
Frozen meat ---------------------- NQA
RNK MEAL. Frozen meat cargo ----------------HZB
During meal hours -----. ---------- LPO Preserved meat ------------------- TUK
Salt meat -------------------------VFU
INDIAN MEAL ----------------------- Phy
ROC | MECHANIC-AL-LY-ISM.
RNL MEAN-T. To
MEAN. (See also MEANING | ROD —Mechanical mine. -
and INTEND. Stoker mechanic------------------ Wvz
Do you mean (intend) to —? -------
Imean to carry sail all night ------ VEA || ROE MEDAL.
I
mean to slip my cable ----------- Hror
RNM |—What do you mean? ROF MEDIATE-D-ING-ION-OR.
RNO | MEAN. THE MEAN. ROG | MEDICAL-LY.

In the meantime (meanwhile) ----- RNX Local Medical Board -------------- GPR
RNP –Mean time. Medical assistance wanted; want a sur
My chronometer is fast on Greenwich geon ---------------------------- ForL,
(or, first meridian) mean time----GR Medical authorities --------------- FNM
My chronometer is slow on Greenwich Medical Board -------------------- GPM
(or, first meridian) mean time ----gs | RQH |—Medical comforts.
My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean || ROI |—Medical comforts running short.
time is-------------------------- xL || ROJ |—Medical officer.
Will you show your Greenwich (or, first ROK |—Medical report.
meridian) mean time? -------...--XN || ROL |—Medical stores.
ROM |—Medical survey.
RN MEANING. RON |—Medical treatment.
RN —Right meaning. Want immediate medical assistance-YL
RNT |−What is the meaning — of —?
Wrong meaning------------------- ZKB || ROP MEDICINE-AL-LY.
Medicine chest --------------------IOM
RNU MEANS.
ROQ |—Medicines have run short.
By all means---------------------- DYK
Byno means ---------------------- HPE || ROS MEET-ING. (See also MET.)
Byno means plain----------------.TLv || Did you meet (or, fall in) with? ---MRL
Bythis means -------------------- HPR || Rou –Meet meat the railway station.
RNW –By what means? Parliament, Assembly, or, Congress met
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any (or, meets) on the –------------- JPB
means now available-------------- CD | ROV –Shall you meet?
Did boat take a blue light (lantern, or,
any means of making a signal)?--GSP
Rów –Should you meet (or, fall in) with.
When you meet —------------- - - ZLS
Every means ---------------- -----> MIx Will you (or person indicated) meet me
Have you any means of throwing a line? on shore to-day?----------------- Kold
QUJ -
I have no means -of laying out an anchor,
- Eio
ROX MELANITE.
I,or, They wish to abandon but have not || ROY |MELT-ED-ING.

the means ------------------------ AJ Molten --------------------------- rxU
RNW l—No means—of.
No means of living - ---------- QWB
VPL
|| ROZ | MEMBER.
No means of sending -------------- Member of Parliament (or, Deputy),
TBO
RNX IMEAN while.
Member of Congress--------------- JPA
RNY MEASLEs.
RPA | MEMORANDUM. MEMO.
RNZ |MEASURE. (See TABLE of BRITISH AND Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo-DLC
Foreign MEASUREs, pages 51 to 54.) Admiralty memo------------------ dLU
Cubic, or, Solid measure (page 52)-AYB
Measure of capacity (page 52) ----- A.Y.J. RPB | MEMORY-ABLE.
Measure of length (page 51) ------- AVK
Measure of weight (page 53).------- Azx RPC MEN. (See also MAN.)
Square, or, Surface measure (page 52), Armed men not allowed to land -...-EUV
Axh RPD. men for.
–Have
MEN–MESSAGE.
‘MEN–Continued. MERCURY. QUICKSILVER------------ UFH

Have you men enough? -----------MDK Fulminate of mercury------------- NTB
How many men? ---------`--------- RKI
RPE –Let the men —.
RPF —Men on leave. RQB |MERE-LY.
RPG |—Men's lotters.
RPH |—Newly-raised men.
RPI —Officers and men. RQC | MERIDIAN. MERIDIAN of.
RPJ –Want men (number and particulars, if Ante-meridian -------------------- EDU
necessary). Did you get a meridian altitude? --EDH
RPK —Your men. Ex-meridian altitude ----. --------- EDK
Meridian altitude ----------------- EDL
RPL | MEN-OF-WAR. MAN-OF-WAR. My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
RPM –Am a man-of-war. (or, first meridian) mean time --GR
...
Are there any mem-of-war about? --.S.A My chronometer
of
slow Greenwich
is
Are there many men-of-war now cruis- (or, first meridian) mean time ----Gs
ing ----------------------------- KEX My first meridian Cadiz, west of
is
Did you fall with any Greenwich 6°12'24"=0h. 24m.49.6s.,
in
men-of-war?
- Mirn HSI
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of- My first meridian Greenwich----NBK
is
war? so, report their names and My first meridianis Paris, east Green
of
If
nationalities --------------------VNM wich 2° 20'15" =0h. 9m. 21s ------TBL

saw war vessels disguised off — --LEN My Greenwich (or, first meridian) mean
I
Man-of-war ensign ---------------- Mep time —t ----------------------- XL
is
war vessel disguised; funnel
of
Passed RQD |—On meridian —.
a
||
(or, funnels)—. Here give the color or Post-meridian -------------------- Dr.W.

design RQE –Vessel indicated reckons from the me.
of
of
the line steamers that

it
may be an imitation of ----------LEO ridian of —.

Passed, or, Saw some men-of-war --TCR What your first meridian?------- NBL
is
RPN –Vessel looks like man-of-war. Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
–,
a
What men-of-war did you leave meridian) mean time?t----------- xN

at
QLR
RQF MERIT-ED-ING-orious.
-
RPO MEND-ED-ING.
RQG MESS-ED-ING.
|
RPQ MENTION-ED-ING. RQH |—Mess room.

RQI |—Mess traps.
RPS 'MERCANTILE. -
Captain, or, Master. (Mercantile Ma- RQJ |MEssage.
||
|
rine).--------------------------- Hwº Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal

RPT –Is there any mercantile news? (or, message) ------------------- DGO
Mercantile Marine --- ------------ RLD Can telegraph message be forwarded
Mercantile Navy List country rom -?------------------------- WR
of
of
vessel signaling ----------------- QVJ Can you forward my message by tele

graph?-------------------------- HU
RPU MERCHANDISE. Can not understand the message
--
YHU
|
Cipher message --------------------IQT

RPV MERCHANT. Do you understand the message? YHV
--
RPW –Am merchant

|
vessel. Following communication (message, or,

a
Armed merchant ship ------------ EUW signal) cipher----IQV

in
secret and
is
Have you the Merchant Shipping Act Forward following messageby telegraph
Navigation Laws the country —to --------------------------NMW
or
of
as of
vessel signaling?-----------------
DIG Forward following telegraphic message
Keep good look-out, reported by signal letters, instead writing
of
is
it
it
a
enemy's war vessels are going about length ------------...-- -- - - - - - - - - XB

at
disguised as merchantmen -------- OJ Forward message without loss of

RPX |—Merchant Navy. time --------------------------- NMY
RPY |—Merchant seaman. Forward reply my message by tele
to
RPZ —Merchant ship (or, vessel). graph to----------...------------WT

Shipping Act Navigation RQK |—Have, or, Has message
or
Merchant
||
the country of vessel signal- Have you any message (telegram, or

of
Laws
ing------------------------------DIK ders, or, communication) for me?--IB
Merchant steamer -------...------- RPz RQL ||—Have you any message for your owner?
||
the United States, –Have you received my message?

of
Merchant Vessels RQM

List of" ------------------------- QVJ will leave message —
at
QKW
a
I
-
-
-
-
-
--
RQN |—I will repeat the message (or, what you

Published annually; contains names, say).
*
owners, signal flags, etc., |—I will telegraph message immediately.

of
all United RQO

|
States registered vessels. RQP |—Message not understood.

is
Repeat the message ---------------- Urij

RQA MERCURY. (The planet.) Secret message -------------------- VMI
GREENWICH, page 258.

to
#See note
MESSAGE-MIL,
MESSAGE-Continued. METEOROLOGICAL–Continued.
Send a me e -------------------VPM || RSK —Meteorological report for to-morrow
Send following message by post to own gives CALM.
ers (or, to Mr. —) at — ---------. wY | RSL —Meteorological report for to-morrow
Send following message by telegraph to gives MODERATE winds from — (direc
owners (or, to Mr. —) at —------- XA tion indicated).
Send following message through the RSM —Meteorological report for to-morrow
post to owner (or, to Mr. —) at — by gives stroNG winds from — (direction
signal letters instead of writing it at indicated).
length --------------------------- WZ || RSN —Meteorological report for to-morrow
message through the tele- gives winds variable from — (direc
†.
Send ||
graph by signal letters------------ XB tion indicated).
Send reply to my message to signal || RSO —Meteorological station.
station at ---------------------- VQD What is the meteorological forecast for
Shall I open your telegram and signal to-day?--------------------------- ZK.
its contents?---------------------- XC || What is the meteorological forecast for
RQS —Shall I send message by telegraph? | to-morrow? ----------------------- ZL
Telegraph following message to — (ship ||
or person named) at —----------- XD || RSP METHOD-ICAL-LY.
Telegraph to my family at — the fol A bad method.--------------------- FQU
lowing message ----------------- XMF A good method (or, plan).---------- olos
Telegraphic message -------------- XLN -
Telephonic message --------------- XMO || RSQ METHYLATED SPIRITs.
Will you leave a message for me?----IL ||
Will you repeat the message (or, sig METER. (Measure of length) -------- AW.J.
mal)? --------------------------. WDQ Cubic meter---------------------- ZNP
You have abridged the message so || RST —Metric-al.
much that it is unintelligible ----DAR RSU —Metrical System.
Square meter (square measure).----AXK
-
RQT MESSENGER.
#3; —By messenger , RSV METROPOLIS-ITAN.
RQV MESSRS. RSW MEXICAN. MEXICAN Colors.

Messrs. — and Co------------------ JGK
- RSX MICROPHONE.
RQW MET-wiTH. (See also MEET.)
Has Congress (or, Parliament) met?-Joz || RSY MICROSCOPE-IC.
RQX —Have you met?
Have you met any men-of-war? so, If
RSZ MID. MIDSHIPS.
report their names (or, nation) --VNM About mid-channel ---------------- CZS
—Met her off (or, in) —. Keep in mid-channel---------------- LU
#3% —Met with a vessel from — (or, of —). RTA —Mid-channel.
Met with an accident ---------------BS RTB —Midway.
RSA —Met with — (vessel indicated).
Congress, Parliament, or, Assembly met || RTC MIDDAY.
(or, meets) on the --------------
JPB
RTD MIDDLE. MIDST.
METAL-LIC.
| RTE —In the middle of the –.
RSC —Muntz's metal. (Number of sheets to || RTF —Middle watch.
follow.) RTG —The middle of.
METEOR-IC. RTH MIDNIGHT.

After midnight-------------------- DRA
METEOROLOGICAL. At midnight ----------------------- Fij
Meteorological log book ----------- GZA || RTI —Before midnight.
Meteorological Office reports depression
approaching from the
Meteorological
–
--------- ETP
Office reports gale ap-
||
|| RTJ MIDSHIPMAN.
–
||
proaching from the ----------- ETQ || MIDSHIPs---------------------------- RSZ
RSF —Meteorological report. Helm amidships.------------------- EFJ
RSG —Meteorological report for to-day gives ||- RTK —Midship section.
CALM.
—Meteorological report for to-day gives || RTL MIDSUMMER.
MoDERATE winds from — (direction
indicated). RTM MIDWAY.
RSI —Meteorological report for to-day gives
STRONG winds from — (direction indi MIGHT. (See Could)----------------- CEl
cated).
—Meteorological report for to-day gives MIJLE. (Measure of length)-------- AWG
winds v.ARIABLE from — (direction
indicated). MIL. (Danish measure of length)---Awk
|
MIL–MINUTE.
|
MIL. (Swedish measure of length)---Awl || RUL MINE-D-ING. To MINE.
Buoyant mine HMZ
MIL. (Turkish measure of length)--Awg Channel, or, Fairway is likely to be
mined
RTN MILD-LY-NESS. Channel, or, Fairway is mined. Beware
of torpedoes
RTO MILDEw. Channel, or, Fairway is not mined--xQ
Coal mine ------------------------ Iwº
MILE. (English Statute).----------- AWN Countermine-d-ing ---------------- JYQ
English geographical (or, nautical) Countermining launch ------------ JYR
mile --------------------------- AWO Do not approach the coast because it is
English statute mile--------------
AwN |
mined -------------------------- ETN
Geographical mile---------------- AWO - Electric mine --------------------- LVA
Gorman mile--------------------- AWM Electro contact mine -------------- LVF
Square mile ---------------------- AxW Floating mine--------------------- NFC
About a mile (or number indicated)-CZI || Gold mine------------------------ ODM
After running — (miles indicated)-DRH || Ground mine---------------------- OIG
Current runs — miles an hour----- KFY || Illuminate-d-ing mine field -------- PDB
Current will run very strong (indicate | Is the channel mined?-------------- ILP
miles per hour if necessary)------ RGB
How many miles an hour are you |
going? -------------------------- RKJ ||
RTP —How many miles on hour can you (or
vessel indicated) go? RUM —Mine. (A mine.)
RT —How many miles from —? Mine, or, Torpedo buoy
#3 —I shall go — miles. RUN —Mine case.
I
shall go about — miles an hour till RUO —Mine field.
daylight ------------------------ KNI || RUP —Mine laid. .
Keep vessel going about — miles an || RUQ —Mining district—of.
hour---------------------------- Pzr Submarine mine XBJ
Miles from (or, distant)------------ LGI The entrance of the gulf (or, harbor) is-
mined
MILITARY. RUS —There are no mines laid.
—Have military stores on board.
|º
—Is there any military news? RUV MINER.
—Military invalid.
—Military officers. RUW MINERAL.
—Military prison-er. | RUX oil.
—Military secretary.
—Military stores.
—Military top. MINIM. (Measure of capacity) ------ AZH
—Military transport.
—Naval and military news. RUY MINIMUM.
MILITIA. RUZ MINISTER-ED-ING-TRY.

Change of ministry---------------- IKQ
MILK. Minister, Parson, or, Clergyman ---ITX
Fresh milk Minister, or, Amb OT---------- EdV
Preserved milk Our Minister (or, Ambassador)—at —,
MILL-ER. EDW
RVA. MINOR-ITY.
MILLIER (Measure of weight) ------ B.A.V. Government in a minority of — ---OFV
MILLIGRAMME. (Measure of weight)--BAw RVB MINUTE.
MILLILITER. (Measure of capacity)--AzG NoTE.—For minutes of Arc and Time,

see page 58.
MILLIMETER. (Measure of length)---Awp
Cubic Millimeter (Cubic Measure)--zNo RVC —Few minutes. In a few minutes.
Square millimeter(Square measure)-AxY RVD —In how many minutes?
Making — (number to follow) revolu
RUI MILLION-TH tions per minute---------------- UWJ
Many minutes-------------------- RKM
MILREIs. (Coin) -------------------- AUI Minute gun----------------------- OKG
Minute guns firing in — (direction indi
RU.J. MIND-ED-ING-FUL. cated) -------------------------- Okh
Change of mind------ - - - - ---------- IKP Minute guns firing last nightin—(quar
RUK —Mind you get paid. ter indicated) -------...---------OKI
Never mind----------------------- SHE Minutes of latitude --------------- QHV
Minutes of longitude -------------- QZE
MINE. (See MY)-------------------- CED —Minutes of time.
RVE
MIRAGE–MONASTERY.
RVF MIRAGE. RWL Mixed-so.

RVG | MISCALCULATE-D-ING-ION. RWM MIZZEN TOP.
RWN –Cut away the mizenmast.
RVH MISCARRIAGE. Keep the mizen topsail shivering --Pzk
RWO |—Lower mizen topsail yard.
RVI MISCARRY-IED. To MISCARRY. Mizzen chains---------------------- IJT
RWP –Mizzen course.
RVJ MISCELLANEOUS-LY. RWQ —Mizzenmast. -
Miscellaneous cargo.---------------- Hzi || RWS —Mizzen rigging.
RWT ––Mizzen royal.
RVK MISCONDUCT-ED-ING RWU |—Mizzen royal yard.
RWV |—Mizzen topgallant mast.
RVL |MISDEMEANOR. RWX |—Mizzen topgallant sail.
RWY |—Mizzen topgallant yard.
RVM MISFORTUNE. RWZ |—Mizzen topmast.
- RXA |—Mizzen topmast staysail.
RVN MISLEAD-ING-LED. RXB |—Mizzen topsail.
RXC |—Mizzen topsail yard.
RVO |MISMANAGE-D-ING-MENT. t
MNA. (Measure of weight)---------- BAx
RVP MISPLACE-D-ING-MENT.
| RXD |MoAT.
RVQ |Misprint-ED.
RXE MOB.
RVS MISREPRESENT-ED-ING-ATION.
RXF MOBILIZE-D-ING. To MOBILIZE.
RVT |Miss. (Title.)
RXG. MOBILIZATION.
RVU MISS-ED-ING. To MISS.
Any missing ---------------------- EPC || RXH MoDEL-LED-LING.
RVW |—Have, or, Has been missing.
RVX | – Is, or, Are missing. | RXI MODERATE-D-ING-LY-ION.
RVY }–Missed fire. Are the charges moderate?--------- iMN
RVZ |—Missed stays. Charges, or, Expenses are moderate,
Missed the buoy ------------------ HMT imp
Missed the mail ------------------- RFS I shall weigh as soon as the weather
Missed the mark, or, Passed the port moderates (or, permits)----------. z0
(harbor, or, entrance).----------- MFV RXJ —If weather moderates.
RWA |—None missing. | RXK |—Moderate breeze.
Several missing ------------------- vsq || RXL |—Moderate gale.
We have missed the entrance (or, passed Moderate weather.------------------ ZF
harbor, or, port) ---------------- MFV Unsafe to run in until weather moder
| ates ----------------------------YRO
RWB |MISSION-ARY. RXM |—Until weather moderates.
Important mission ---------------- PEV Wait until weather moderates------ GK
RXN |—When more moderate.
RWC | MIST-Y. | RXO |—With moderate-ion.
RWD
- MISTAKE-EN-ING. MISTOOK.
Any mistake?---------------------- EPD || RXP |MODIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
Be sure and make no mistake------ RHY
Find out the mistake---------...---- MYP MoHAMMEDAN ----------------------- SCT
Make-ing, Made mistake----------- RIK
RWE |—Mistake. (A mistake.) RXQ |Moist-URE.
Mistake has been made------------ REEI
RWF –No mistake. RXS MOLASSES.
RWG |—There is some mistake. -
RXT |MOLE.
RWH MISTER. M.R. —. Alongside the mole---------------- EAU
Mister —, junior ------------------ PXB Inside the mole ------------------- PML
RWI MISTRESS. MRS. RXU |MOLTEN.
MISTRUST-ED-ING. (Distrust.) ------- LHP || RXV MoMENT-ARY-ARILY-OUS.
RWJ MISUNDERSTAND-ING.
I expect every moment ------------ MJL
Icxpect your orders every moment-MNL
RWK —Misunderstood. I shall weigh the moment the breeze
springs up ---------------------- HGA
You have misunderstood thesignal-wdr
MITHKAL (Coin.) ------------------AUJ || RXW |MonASTERY-1C.

FART II. GENERAL VOCABULARY. 315
ſ MONDAY-MORNING.
RXY | MONDAY. MOOR-Continued.

RXZ ||—Before Monday. RZJ –Moor head and stern.
Last Monday---------------------- QGD Mooring chain -------------------- IJU
RYA |—Monday morning. RZK |—Mooring swivel.
RYB |—Monday night. RZL |—Moorings.
RYC —Next Monday. Safely moored -------------------- WDG
Shall you moor? ------------------- Rze
MonBY------------------------------ Asu | RZM —Take mooring swivel off.
-
-
NOTE. –See TABLE OF UNITED STATES
AND FoREIGN MonFYs, pages 47–50. RZN
Tº:º
–When
moorings on—(bearing
moored.
in.
Advance-d-ing. To advance (money), RZO ||—You must moor; it is not safe otherwise.
DNK
Bank note, or, Paper money. ------ Asv ||t RZP |MooR-ISH. MoRocco. MooRISH Colors.
RYD |—Money matters. -
Paper money, or, Bank notes ------.Asy RZQ |MoRAL-ITY.
RYE –Public money. RZS MORAss.
Want money--------------------- YTW
RZT |MORE.
RYF MONITOR. A little more---------------------- QVT
Affairs appear more settled (look more
| RYG |MonkEY. aceful).----------------------- Idoz
- Affairs look more unsettled -.------ Idpb
RYH | MONOPOLY-IZE-D-ING-IST. Any more------------------------- EPF
Anything further------------------ EQJ
RYI MONSOON. Can not pay any more ------------- TEN
Against the monsoon --------------Dsf Driving; I
can veer no more cable; no
RYJ |—During the monsoon (or, trades). more anchors to let go.------------ Nk
RYK |—Had the monsoon (or, trade winds) set Have you room for more cargo? ----IAR
in? How many (or, much) more? ------ RKL,
RYL –Next monsoon. Ihave no more anchors to let go.----EIP
Keep more away------------------ PYW.
RYM |—Where did you fall in with the trade
wº monsoon)?
ere did you lose the trade (or, mon-
soon?---------------------------- RBI
Keep more to leeward------------. PYx
Keep more to port----------------- PYZ
Keep more to starboard------------ PZA
Keep more to windward ----------- PZB
RYN . MONSTER-OUS-LY. Keep more toward the shore ------- PZC
Make more sail —. Set your —----RIL
RYO MONTENEGRO-IN. MonTENEGRIN COLORs. More hands are required—at — ----OME
More rain than wind -------------- ZEW
RYP |MonTEvideo-AN. (See URUGUAY.) More scope ------------------------ W.JP
RZU |—More than.
RY MONTH. THIS MONTH. Much, or, Many more ------------- RKO
RY —In the month of —. Must take in more ballast---------- FTS
Last month ----------------------- QGE | RZW |—No more. Nothing more.
RYU –Monthly. Send more ------------------------ VPZ
Month's advance ------------------ DNG | RZW |—Some more.
Months ago.----------------------- DTM Steer more to port. (To be kept flying
Next month----------------------- shr until course is sufficiently altered)-MJ
RYW
On the
—This month.
–
day of the month-------- KNQ Steer more to starboard. (To be kept fly
ing -until course is sufficiently al
tered) --------------------------- MK
RYW MOON. Veer more cable -------------------- KU
First quarter of the moon.---------- NBF || RZX |—Want more support.
Full moon.------------------------- NSP When more moderate ------------- rxN
Last quarter of the moon.---------- QGH
RYX |—Moonlight. RZY MORNING.. IN THE MORNING
RYZ |—New moon. Every morning-------------------- Miy
RZA –No moon. Friday morning ------------------- Nr.J.
RZB |—We shall have moonlight. Monday morning ----------------- RYA
RZC |—When moon goes down. Morning after--------------------- Drs
RZD –When moon rises. SAB |—Morning before.
- - SAC —Morning watch.
RZE MOOR-ED-ING—wiTH. To MOOR. Saturday morning---------------- VHW
RZF |—Do you moor? or, Shall you moor? Sunday morning ------------------ XEA
Driven, or, Broke from her moorings, SAD |—This morning.
H.JT Thursday morning ---------------- Xru
RZG |—I have picked up moorings. SAE —To-morrow morning.
RZH !—I shall moor. Tuesday morning ----------------- YDK
RZI |—I shall not moor. Wednesday morning --------------- ZAI
In anchoring look out for moorings-EIw || SAF |—|Yesterday morning.
IMORPHIA—MUCH.
SAG |MoRPHIA. MoURN-ED-ING. (Grieve).------------ ohex
To-MORRow ------------- xuo

SAH –MoRRow.
Before to-morrow.
|| SBK Mouse.
The day after to-morrow ---------- DRV || SBL MOUTH.

To-morrow afternoon.-------------. DRz || Off the mouth of the river--(or, )-UYJ
To-morrow morning--------------. SAE
To-morrow night------------------ xUP || SBM MovK.
To-morrow's post. By to-morrow's Disregard leader's movements. Disre
post ---------------------------- TQH gard motions-------------------- LFºx
MORSE ALPHABET-------------------- EBP ||

I can not weigh until you have moved,
zaw
SAI —Do not understand Morse code. I do not think we shall get any good by
SAJ |—Do you understand Morse code? moving ------------------------- OEG
SAK –Morse code. SBN |—Moved.
SAL | –Use Morse code. SBO –Movement.
SAM |—Will use Morse code. | SBP |—Moving.
SAN MORTAL-LY-ITY. M. P. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT (or,

DEPUTY) ------------------------ Teo
SAO
SAP
|MORTAR.
Mortar battery-------------------- FYP
|—Mortar for throwing a line.
MR. - MISTER-------------------- RWH
SAQ |—Mortar vessel. MR. —, JUNIOR ---------------------- PxB
SAR MORTGAGE-D-ING-R-E. Mrs. ------------------------------ RWI |
SAT |MoRTIFY-IED-ING. To MORTIFY. SBQ |MUCH.

As much-as---------------------- FAZ
SAU |MoRTIFICATION. As much as can be taken ---------- FBA
As much (or, many) as possible---. FAY
SAW |Mosquito. Can not gain much---------------- nvi,
SBR 1–How much?
SAW MOST-LY. THE MOST. How much longer?---------- - - - - - - QYR
Most certain-ly -------------------- IHL, How much (or, many) more? ------ RKL
Most economical speed------------- LTD It will not avail much ------------- FOJ
Most likely (or, probable)---------- QTV Much altered---------------------- ECQ
Most of all------------------------ DYO Much better ----------------------- GIS
SAX |—Most of them. Much censure for-----------------. IGU
The most ------------------------- SAW Much cut up---------------------- Khp
SAY
Winds have mostly been —-------- ZFP
MOTHER-LY.
M.y) ----------------------------
damage has been done—to
danger----------------------
(or,
KJQ
ki,F
Much
Much fatigued (or, tired)---------. MTX
SAZ MOTION. SBT |—Much hurt.
Disregard motions. Disregard leader's Much, or, Many less -------------- QNM
movements --------------------- LFX Much longer---------------------- QYV
Follow motions --------------. ----NGT Much, or, Many more -------------RKO
Parallel-motion gear .------------- TAx Much nearer----------------------- SFI
Parallel-motion rod out of order ---TAY Much pleased --------------------- TMR
SBA ||—Report the motions of — Much regret-ted.------------------- U0A
Much sea. Heavy sea-------------- UQ
SBC | MOTIVE. Much surf. Heavy surf ----------- OSZ
SBD |—What is the motive? Much swell on --------------------- UR
SBE |—Without any motive. Much tired (or, fatigued)---------- MTX
Much to blame-------------------. GMH
SBF MOTOR. Much worse ----------------------- zig
Electric motor -------------------- LVB || SBU |—Not much.
Motor engine --------------------- MAt Not much longer - ---------------QYw
Not much loss--------------------- RBA
MoU. (Square measure) ------------ AXQ Not much sea----------------------- US
Not much wanted ----------------- YTP
SBG |MOULD-ED-ING. Quite as much as------------------ UFQ
So much (or, many)---------------RKQ
SBH |MOUND. Take as much as -----------------.
Too much (or, many)--------------
SBI MOUNT-ED-ING. To MOUNT. Too much scope -------------------
How many guns do you mount? ---RKG Too much sea --------
-
Mounted escort ------------------- MHC Too much strain on — -
Too much surf--------------------
SBJ MoUNTAIN-OUS. - Too much swell-------------------
MUCH-MUST.
--
| |
MUCH-Continued. MUST-Continued.
Too much wind ------------------- zFB || I must ---------------------------- CEK
SBV —Very much. I must be ------------------------- BGE
SBW |—Was much pleased. I must not ------------------------CEL
Will there be much profit? --------- Tx2 I must not be --------------------- BGF
With much pleasure -------------- TMx IIfmust not delay (detain) ---------- KSI
I must-------------------------- Bz.J.
If I must not---------------------- BZK
-
|MUD. (Measure of capacity) -------- AYZ
Letters must be sent—to —(or, by —),
SBX MUD-DY. QOL
Muddy bottom -------------------- hbid Must anchor ---------------------- E.JD
Must be--------------------------- CEM
SBY MUFFLE-D-ING. Must be acknowledged ------------ DGT
Must be adopted ------------------ DMK
SBZ MUG. Must be altered ------------------- ECR
Must be complete-d with —-------- JKR
SCA MULATTO. Must be prevented.----------------- TVJ
Must beready—to (or, for) -------- U.JP
SCB |MULE-TEER. Must come------------------------- JDI
Must do (or, be done) ------------- CEN
SCD MULTIPLE. Must examine (or, be examined)—for,
MKE
SCE MULTIPLY-IED-ING-ICATION.
- Must go.--------------------------- OCV
Must have------------------------- CEO
SCF |MULTITUBULAR. Must have been ------------------- CEP
Multitubular boiler --------------- GXF Must have had -------------------- CEQ
Must he (she, it, or person-s or thing-s
SCG | MUMPS. indicated)?---------------------- Cer
Must his (her-s, it-s)? -------------- CES
SCH MUNICIPAL-ITY. I
Must (my, mine)?---------------- CET
II
Must go?------------------------ OCW
Must send? ---------------------- WPK
MUNTz's METAL. (Number of sheets to
Jollow) -------------------------- RSC Must leave ----------------------- QLI
Must not-------------------------- CEU
SCI MURDER-OUS-ER. (See also ASSASSINATE.) Must not be ----------------------- CEV
Accused of having murdered some one, Must not do (or, be done).--------- CEW
DGI Must obtain (or, be obtained) ------ SNV
SCJ —Murdered. Must oppose----------------------- STC
Must relinquish------------------- UPD
| SCK MURIATIC ACID. Must shift ----------------------- VW Y
Must that (or, this)? -------------- CEx
SCL MUSCAT. MUSCAT COLORS. Must the ------------------------- CEY
Must there be --------------------- CEz
SCM MUSCLE. MUSCULAR. Must these (or, those)? ------------ CFA
Must they (their-s)? --------------- Crb
| SCN MUSHROOM. Must use ------------------------- YMC)
Mushroom anchor -----------------EJC Must we (our-s)? ------------------ CFD
|
Must you-r-s ---------------------- CFE
SCO MUSIC-AL-LAN. That, or, This must ----------------CLI
That, or, This must be------------- CLJ
. MUSKET, SMALL ARMS, ETC----------- EVD That, or, This must not ----------- CLK
| SCP –Musket shot.
That, or, This must not be -------- CLM
SCQ ||—Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore. They must ------------------------ CFG
You are within musket (or, rifle) range, They must be --------------------- Bhiw
UIA They must not -------------------- CFH
SCR Muslin. They must not be----------------- BHW
We must -------------------------- CFI
MUSQUITO -------------------------- SAV We must be ----------------------- bip
We must not .... ----- CFJ
SCT MUSSULMAN. We must not be ------------------- BIQ
What, or, Which must? -----------COH
|
t MUST-------------------------------- CE.J. When must? ----------------------CRO
| He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Where must? ---------------------- CTI
| cated) must --------------------- BUY Who must? -----------------------CUQ
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- Why must? ----------------------- CVO
cated) must be - - - - - - - ----------- BUz You must -------------------------CFK
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- You must be ----------------------BJF
cated) must not -----------------BVA You must not ---------------------CFL
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi- You must not be ------------------ B.J.G.
cated) must not be -------------- BVC You must not (or, can not) make any
How must?------------------------ Bxp excuse -------------------------- MLI
|
318 GENERAL WOCABULARY.
MUSTARD-NATION.
PART II.
SCU MUSTARD. SDG N. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,

see page 18.)
SCW IMUSTER-ED-ING. | SDH |NAIL.
Muster book (or, roll). Roster ----GzB |
SDI INAKED-NESs.
SCW MUSTY.
SDJ |NAME-D-ING. To NAME.
SCX MUTILATE-D-ING-ION. Christian name --------------------IPz
Could not learn name -------------QKD
SCY MUTINY-OUS-EER. - Have you seen any men-of-war? If so,
Crew have mutinied--------------- KCQ report their names and nationalities,
SCZ |—Mutinied. WNM ,
Mutiny; want assistance -----------YF SDK —His
Keep
(or, her) name is
the two objects named in one line,
–.
SDA MUTTON. QUM
Fresh mutton--------------------- NQY | SDL |—My name is —.
|- SDM 1–Name (a name).
SDB MUTUAL-LY. Name on the bow ----------------- Hich,
Name on the stern---------------- WUR
for
| Let us keep together mutual support

protection).-----------...-------IN
| |
(or, SDN |—Name unknown.
-
—Name will be spelt.
SDC MUZZLE-D-ING. No name on the bow-------------- hom
No name on the stern ------------- wus
|
SDE |—Muzzle loader-ing.

Repeat ship's name; your flags were
MY MINE-------------------------- not made out--------------------- du
After my (me, mine).---------- Signal the names
to
places which you
of
Are, or, my (mine)? ------------ wish be reported by telegraph-wdf
Is
to
Before my (me, mine).------------C Spell the name ------------------- Wind
By my (me, mine). ---------------- —Try to make out the name of vessel in—
Can, or, May my (I, mine)? direction indicated).
-
Could, or, Might my (I, mine)?----BLC SDQ |—What her name?
is is is is
Do, Does, or, Did my (mine)? ----- BMH' What the commander's name?---JEP
For my (me, mine).---------------- BPE SDR —What the name—of:
From my (me, mine).-------------- BPQ admiral (or, senior
of
What the name
Give my (me, mine) -------------- NZY officer)?------------------------- DLO
lighthouse (light
|
Had, Has, or, Have my (mine)?----BQs
in of
What the name
is
.
my (I, mine).------------------- BYW ship, or, point) sight? ---------Rw

If
In mine).-----------------CDK
—
the name of the captain
of
my (me, What
is
Let my (me, mine) --------------- QNU (ship indicated)? --------------- HXN

Must my (I, mine)? --------------- &ET signal station (or,
of
What the name
is
||
Need my (I, mine)? --------------- CEH ship) sight? ------------------- WG

in
Not my (I, mine) ----------------- CFU SDT |—What your name?

is
||
Of my (me, mine).----------------- CGO Your name not on my list; spell

is
it
On my (me, mine) ---------------- cGz alphabetically (or, by alphabetical
Ought my (I, mine)?-------------- CHP table, page 15) ------------------ EBQ
Shall, or, Will my (I, mine)?------- CIT
Should, or, Would my (I, mine)? --cjQ SDU |NAMELEss.
||
That my (I, mine) ---------------- CLD

-
To my (me, mine).---------------- CNW SDW |NAMELY.

||
Was, or, Were my (I, mine)? ------ COs

When my (I, mine) --------------- CRL SDW |NAPHTHA.
||
Where my (I, mine).--------------- CTF

With my (me, mine) ------------- Cwh NAPOLEON, or, Louis. (Coin).------- AUF
weight.)-BAY SDX
of
MYRIAGRAMME. (Measure |NARRATE-D-ING-Ive.

|
MYRIAMETRE. (Measure of length.)--Awq SDY |NARRow-LY-NEss.

||
|—In the narrow part

of
SDZ the.
MYSELF----------------------------- Cred Narrow-ly escape-d ---------------MGz
SEA —Not very narrow.
SDF MYSTERY-Ious-LY-NEss. The channel (or, fairway) narrow-ILE
is
MYSTRON. (Measure of capacity.) --AYR Very narrow-ly ------------------- YPR
SEB |NATION-AL-ITY.
Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of:
so, report their names and
If
war?
nationalities --------------------WNM
nations specified were
of
all
Vessels
leaving ------------------------- QLM
SEC —What nation do you (or vessel indi.
cated) belong to?
PART II. GENERAL WOCABULARY 319
NATIVE–NEAT’S.
SED INATIVE-ITY. NAVIGATE–Continued.

Native craft ---------------------- KBA Person to navigate ---------------- TGU
Native crew ---------------------- kidC
iº
SEF –Native troops. SFC |NAVY (Royal, or, STATE). (See also NA
Natives do not like ships watering with-
out payment -------------------YWQ Belonging he N
to the Navy. Naval avai - - - - SEL
SEG |—Vessel seen (or, indicated) is a native
craft. $º. in the ---- - - - - - - - - - - HWF
Nº.
ieutenant in the Navy----------- QPw
Mercantile Navy List .... ---------Qv.J
SEH NATURALIZE-D-ING-ATION. Merchant Navy ------------------- RPx
Naval ----------------------------- SEL
SEI NATURE-AL-LY. United States, Royal, or, StateNavy-sec
I
should like to know the nature of the United States, Royal, or, State Navy
sickness, if any, before I send my List, or, Register --------------- QVM
boat (or, communicate) ---------- FC
SEJ —What is the nature—of: SFD N EAP TIDE.
What is the nature of the bottom? or, SFE –Vessel indicated will be neaped.
What kind of bottom have (or, had)
YOUl----------------------------- HBK SF G. NEAR-ED-ING. To NEAR.
|
Ammunition is nearly expended ---EFR
SEK |NAUTICAL-LY. As near as:------------------------ FRC
Have you the Nautical Almanac for the Can not distinguish you signal flags;
current year (or year indicated)? –Rº come nearer (or, make Distant Sig
Nautical Almanac ---------------- DZW mals)----------------------------- VM
Nautical mile, or, Knot----------- AWO Come nearer-----------------------JCT
Come nearer, Stop, or, Heave-to; have I
SEL |NAvAL. (See also NAvy.) BELONGING something to communi
TO THE, NAVY. cate --------------- ode Flag over H
importal:
SEM –Is there any naval news? Deepest water is nearer the bank (or,
Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve? -9px reef) ---------------------------- FWB
Naval and military news ---------- RUE Deepest water is nearer the shore.--KQV
Naval brigade. Brigade of seamen-HLA Do not approach too near ---------- ETO
SEN –Naval court. - Do not come so near--------------- JDE
SEO |—Navy Department. Do not keep so near --------------- PYC
Naval depot ---------------------- KUR || SFH |–How near did you pass to —?
SEP —Naval invalid. I
will keep near you during the night,
SEQ
SER
Naval
ºvre
||—Naval officer.
—Naval prison-er.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RJV
Iss adrift—near
adrif — ----------------. DMQ
Keep near to me-------------------PZD
IVF
SET ||—Naval Reserve. (Royal Naval Reserve.) Keep nearer-to------------------- PZE

SEU |—Naval Reserve officer. Officer of the SFI —Much nearer.
Royal Naval Reserve. Must be nearing the land. Near the
SEV –Naval station. land ---------------------------- QEP
SEW —Naval store. -
Near-ly enough -------------------MDP
Naval Reserve ensign ------------- MEQ Near the buoy-------------------- HMU
| Sublieutenant in the Royal Naval Re- Near the engine room -------------MBR
Serve---------------------------- QPz Near the land --------------------. QEP
SFJ |—Near the point.
SEX INAVIGATE-D-ING. SFK |—Near the rocks.
Beware of derelict; dangerous to navi- Near to —. (Close to) ------------- IV-C
gation---------------------...-----JE || SFL ||—Nearer-est.
Derelict reported passed on — in lati- SFM |—Nearest port.
tude —, longitude —; dangerous to || SFN –Nearly.
º
navigation ---------------------- RWR Nearly afloat.---------------------- DQA
Have you a book of Navigation Tables? || Nearly all our--------------------- SVQ
RN Nearly clear—of - .----------------- ITO
Have you the Navigation Laws, or, | Nearly enough ------ -------------- MDP
SEY
Merchant Shipping Act of the coun- || SFO
try of vessel
I
—Is it necessary <-----he nav
DIG.
the naviga-
sº,”
—Not so near.
the shoal (or, bank, or,
Teef) --------------------------- FWA
(i.
e., does
tion require me) Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer;
to
take pilot? have

I
a
the river navigation difficult?---kzw something communicate,

Is
SEZ —Navigable. importanºode Flag over

H
SFA |—Navigation. -----------

-
Sunk off (or, near) the WEO

Navigation Laws, or, Merchant Ship- Too close (or, near) ---------------- IVJ
Very near-ly ---------------------- YPL
|
ping Act the country vessel sig-

of
of
maling---------------------------
||
DIK SFP —You are too near the rocks,

SFB |—Navigation Tables.
•
-
derelict vessel apparently SFQ
in
Passed |NEAT-LY-NEss-ER-EST.
a
good condition; hull well out of the

water; dangerous navigation -Kvs SFR OIL.
to
NEAT's-FOOT
|
NECESSARY-NEWS.
SFT ||NECESSARY. | SGW NEST.

Absolutely necessary--------------- DBI || Crow's nest -----------------------KES
Amputation necessary.------------- EGs
Complete refit necessary----------- JKM || SGX |NET-TED-TING.
Consider it (or, them) necessary --Jqh All nets lost ---------------------- DxP
Despatch is necessary----------. ---. JIA Boom for torpedo net-------------- GZY
Have you (or person-s indicated) the Both booms with nets lost ---------Gzo
necessary certificates (or, credentials)? Defence net -----------------------KRI
inz Fishing net-----------------------NBw
SFU |—I do not think it necessary. Hammock netting----------------- olu
SFW –If sary.
necessary, or, If you think it neces-
| SGY
Jibnet---------------------------- PVO
|—Net obstruction.
Is it necessary does the navigation
e., One boom with net lost.------------ Gzu
to (i.
require me) take pilot? ------ SEY One net lost.-----------------------RBC

a
SFW —It was necessary. Torpedo net--------------------- xWV
SFX |—It will be necessary. Two (or number indicated) nets lost.
SFY |—Necessary papers. red
Pilot not necessary ---------------. TJL SGZ INETT.
||
Regular survey necessary---------- UOC Nettweight----------------------- ZBF
Repairs necessary ----------------- URE
Scarcely necessary----------------- VIU SHA |NEUTER-RAL-ITY.
||
SFZ |—Will be necessary—to (or, for)? Neutral colors (or, ensign).--------- MErt
it
SHB |—Neutral port.

SGA |NECESSITY. SHC |—Neutral vessel. Wessel neutral.
is
a
Any necessity for?----------------- EPG Port neutral--------------------- Tos
is
In case of necessity (or, accident) ---BP
SGB |—No necessity of — for —. SHD NEveR.
| | |
Under the necessity ----------- -YHL SHE |—Never mind.

of
Will prevent the necessity ------ tvN

of
SHF NEVERTHELESS.
|
(Part body.)
of
SGC |NEck.
SHG |NEw-ER-EST-LY.
SGD NEED-ED. A new establishment ------------- MHK
SGE |-In need (or, want) of. Bend new sail ------------------ WDS
a
Need be -------------------------- BGY Fitting new propeller-------------- NCO

Need be under no anxiety about ---Eoj new boiler put in-QIU
to
Laid up have
Need (my, mine) ----------------CEH a
Must have new boiler ----------- Gxh
a a
I
Need not be----------------------. BGZ Must have new shaft.------------- VTI

SGF –Need not fear. New boiler had (or, has) been put in,
Need not interfere----------------- PQL Gxi
New book -------------------------
SGH NEEDLE. New moon ------------------------RYZ
Magnetic needle------------------- REQ New system
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing Newly-raised men----------------- RPh
sails ---------------------------- YFN
-
SHI NEws. (See also Account.)
|
SGI INEGATIVE-D-ING. NEGATION. Any news-of” -------------------- EPH

Answered negatively -------------- EMS Any news my family? ----------. EPI
of of
No, or, Negative-D, or, Code Flag over Any news the-mail?------------ EPJ
D
Bad news-of--------------------- FRh

SGJ NEGLECT-ED-ING-FUL-LY. Good news—of —------------------ OEA
|
great neglect duty------------ LQD Have you any news

of
A
of
recent date from

SGK —By some neglect. (or, about)—?------------------- KMD
—,
SGL |—Do not neglect. Indifferent news (or, accounts)—of

Great neglect --------------------- OHE lorg
SGM |–Have, or, Has been neglected. SHJ –Is the news official?
|
Neglect duty ------------------- LQE there any mercantile news?------ RPT

of
Is Is Is
there any military news?-------- RTW

SGN NEGLIGENT-LY-CE. - there any naval news?----------- SEM
|
SHK —Is there any political news?

SGO NEGOTIATE-D-ING-ION-BLE-OR. Latest news----------------------- QHF
Naval and military news ---------- RUE
SGP NEGRO. SHL |—News expected on —.
News, or, Report confirmed.------ JOE
is
SGQ |NEIGHBoR-Hood. News, or, Report, or, Information

is
not
|—In the neighborhood correct-------------------------- JXC
of
SGR —.
- Newspaper------------------------ sho
SGT NEITHER—of. No news—of-----------------------SD
|
SGU |—Neither of them. importance------------ PEX

of
No news
SGV —Neither of us. SHM –Political news.
|
Neither seen nor heard------------ ORM Receive-d-ing news—of (or, from) -ULD
NEWS-NINE.
NEws–Continued. NEXT-Continued.
Some important news has arrived -EYM Next Wednesday------------------ ZAH
Telegraphic news arrived from — ---Jx Next week ------------------------ ZAN
What is date of latest news from —?-SE Next winter ----------------------- ZGI
What is the news from —?. --------. SF? Next year-------------------------ZKX
What will be about the latest — news The next mail goes in — (vessel indi
from -?-------------------------- SE cated) -------------------------- refºx
—Where, or, What source did the news What vessel takes the next mail? --RFY
come from? When ought the next mail to arrive?
RGA
SHO NEwsPAPER. When ought the next mail to leave?
SHP —By a newspaper of — (date following). RosB
Can you give (or, lend) me a newspaper? NICARAGUA-N. NICARAGUAN COLORS,
SB
º
SH —Have you — newspaper of — date? NICKEL. NICKEL-PLATED.
SH —I am sending you some newspapers.
Newspapers up to — (date indicated) NIGHT.
'rom —, if necessary)-------------SC Arrived during the night -----. ---ExW
What is the date of your latest news As soon as it is dark--------------- FBM
per (or, letter)?--------------- KMJ At night--------------------------- Fir
SHT —Will you send me some newspapers? SIC —Before night. -
Would you like to see our newspapers? By night-------------------------- HPD
SL Do you remain all night? ---------- UPh
NEW YORK. During the night ------------------ LPT
Report me to “New York Herald.” Every night.----------------------- MIZ
Office, London -------------------- UI Friday night---------------------- NRK
Report me to “New York Herald.” Guns firing last night in — (quarter in
Office, New York ----------------- U.J. dicated)
Report me to “New York Herald.” I meanto-night---------------------
to carry sail all night
Office, Paris---------------------- UK I sail
I shall lie-to during the night
SHU NEXT. I shall steer — during the night---witz
By the next ship------------------
Expected next mail---------------- MNI
WXH. I will keep close to you during the night,
IVF
Expected next week --------------- MNJ If thenight is dark---------------- KLQ
Next account ---------------------- DFI Keep a strict watch all night ------ PYJ
Next ahead ----------------------- DVO Keep fires on the shore all night---FZw
Next April------------------------ EUC Keep me in sight during the night-Pyv
Next astern -----------------------FHP Last night ------------------------ QGF
Next August---------------------- Lookout will be kept on the beach all
Next autumn --------------------- night ---------------------------- KG
Next day. Day after Midnight ------------------------- RTH
Next December ------------------. KPN Minute guns firing last nightin —(quar
Next February ter indicated) -------------------- OKI
SHW —Next flood. Monday night--------------------- ry B
SHW —Next Friday. SID —Night attack.
Next January -------------------- PUW Night clothing--------------------- IVT
Next July ------------------------Pwo SIE —Night observation.
Next June.------------------------ PWY SIF —Night signal.
Next mail------------------------- RFT SIG —Night watch. -
Next March----------------------- RKY SIH —Nightly.
Next May-------------------------RNH Parted in thenightfrom heranchors-EJK
Next Monday --------------------- RYC Passed during the night------------ TCQ
Next monsoon -------------------- RYL, strict attention to signals during
SHX —Next month. Pº
the night------------------------- DT
Next November ------------------- SKX Saturday night ------------------- WHx
Next October ---------------------- SOJ Shall we get to an anchorage to-night?
Next of kin -----------------------QAU ELF
Next opportunity---------------...--SRY Sunday night----------------------- xeb
SHY —Next quarter. SIJ —This night.
Next Saturday --------------------VHU Thursday night.------------------- xRV
Next season.----------------------- VLX To-morrow night------------------ xUP
Next September------------------- WRN To-night-------------------------- XUQ
Next spring ---------------------- WOW To-night's post -------------------. YDL,
XUS
Next summer --------------------- xDO Tuesday night---------------------
Next Sunday ---------------------- XDZ Wednesday night------------------zAJ
Next Thursday---------------- - - - - XRT Will you keep close to me during the
Next tide-------------------------- XSE night?--------------------------- IWK
Next time (or, opportunity) -------SRY Will you make the land to-night?--QEv
Next Tuesday --------------------- YDJ
Next voyage---------------------- YRW SIK NINE-TH-LY.
102188°–17—21
NINETEEN-NORTH.
SIL NINETEEN-TH. NO—Continued.

No room—for --------------------- UZQ
SIN NIP-PED-PING. No seamen to be had -------------- VLQ
Freshen the nip ------------------- NRE No surgeon (or, doctor) ----------- L.JX
SIO —Nipper. No trace—of----------------------XZH
No use --------------------------- Ymir
SIP NITRE-IC-ATE. No variation----------------------- JIA
Nitrate of potassium -------------- tha No vegetables to be obtained------- Yol
Nitrate of silver ------------------WEB No water to be had --------------- YWH
Nitrate of soda ------------------- W.J.A On no account--------------------- dre
—Nitric acid. There is no obstruction ------------ SNL
§§ —Nitroglycerine. There is no risk ------------------- UYD
There is no shelter---------------- Wºwo
No, or, NEGATIVE. D, or, Code Flag over D There will be no profit-------------Txy
At no time------------------------- FIL Under no anxiety—to (for, or, about),
By no means ---------------------- HPE Eok
No accounts of —------------------ DFJ We have no passenger------------- TDU
No accounts received.-------------- DFK
No acquisition -------------------- DHN | SIT ||No|BLE-Y-MAN.
No advance ----------------------- DNH
No advantage--------------------- DNU || SIU NOBODY. No ONE. NOT ANYONE.
No anchor left--------------------- EJF
No appearance—of----------------- ESC SIV Noise.
No arrangement—to (or, for) ------ EXJ | Make no noise. Keep silence ------ rin
No assistance can be rendered; do the SIW —Noisy-ily.
best you can for yourselves ------- Cx ||
No authority—to — -------------- FMw |NokTA. (Measure of length) ------- AWP -
No boat available------------------- For
No boat could live ----. ---------- GTW | SIX NOMINAL-LY.
No boat fit for the work----------. ZHV Nominal horsepower -------------- oy K
No boat on board------------------ GTX
No bread.-------------------------- HEP || SIY NOMINATE-D-ING-ION.
No chance (or, opportunity) ------- IKE -
No choice------------------------- IPW NONCOMMISSIONED, or, PETTY OFFICER,
No complaint-of------------------ JKC Th.J.
No danger ------------------------ KLG | SIZ NONCONDUCTOR-ING.
No difference --------------------- KZM
No difficulty ---------------------- LAC NoNE. Not ANY-------------------- EPT
No doctor (or, surgeon).------------ LJX || SJA —I have none.
No doctor (or, surgeon) available --wm None killed. No one killed ------- QAO
No doubt. Doubtless ------------- LMB || SJB |—None left.
No expectation-of-------------- MNR None missing--------------------- RWA
No experience--------------------- MoF SJC —None of that size.
No hope -------------------------- OYA SJD —None received.
No, I can not----------------------HUZ || SJE —None to spare.
No improvement ------------------ PFT | SJF –None wounded.
No instructions (or, orders)-------- PNi
No intelligence—of---------------- POF NOON. AT NOON -------------------- Film
No interest in ------------------- PQJ A. M. Before noon. In the forenoon,
No interpreter available ----------- PRF EDU
No lives lost ----------------------QRF P. M. Afternoon. In the afternoon,
No means–of–------------------ RNW DRW
No mistake----------------------- RWF What was your latitude at noon?---QIE -
No moon.-------------------------- RZA
No more. Nothing more---------. RZv || SJG |NOR.
No necessity—of (or, for)---------- so b
No news-of------------------------ SD # SJH | NordENFELT GUN.
No news of importance ------------ Pex I:
No objection—to ------------------ SMP SJI NoRMAL-LY.
No one ---------------------------- SIU
No one hurt----------------------- PAT |North (compass in degrees) --------- ABC
No one killed---------------------- QAO
No opportunity-------------------- IKE NORTH (compass in points) ----------- AQD
No opposition ---------------------std SJK —Northern-erly-ward.
No orders-------------------------- PNi Alongshore to the northward of — (dis
No passage------------------------ TDG tance in miles may follow)-------EAP
No person.------------------------- TGR || SJL |—From the northward.
No proof-------------------------- TYR North Atlantic -------------------- FJL
No reduction---------------------- CXT North cone hoisted ----------------JNM
No remuneration------------...---- UQJ North country coal ---------------- Ixf
No reply-------------------------- ENH North latitude -------------------- QHX
GENERAL, VOCABULARY. 323
NORTH-NOT.
NORTH-Continued. NOT-Continued.
North Pacific ,--------------------SYW He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It It It It
—North-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. cated) does (do, or, did) not----. _BUI
SJN —North-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
On, or, At the north coast of — ----IYF cated) had (has, or have) not---. BUN
On, or, At the NE. coast of — ----- IYG He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
On, or, At the NW. coast of —----- IYN cated) had (has, or, have) not been-BUo
SJO —Pole, or, North star.
or
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi.
—To, or, For the northward. cated) had (has, or, have) not done(or,
SJQ —Too far to the northward. is, or, are not doing) ------------ BUP
(For Compass Sigmals see pages 45,46.) He, She, (or person-s or thing-8 indi
It
cated) had (has, or, have) not had-BUQ
NORw AY. NORWEGIAN. N.O.R. we GIAN He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
is It is It
COLORS, cated) (or, are) not------------ BUW
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
SJT
to
NOSE. cated) (or, are) not able ----BUX
He, She, It, etc., may. (See Can, above).
Not -------------------------------- CFM He,She, It,etc., might. (See Could, above).
Am I not?------------------------- Bed He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
It It It It It It It It It
Am, Is, or, Are not---------------- BEG cated) must not ----------------- BWA
Am, Is, or, Are not able—to ------- CYG thing-s indi
or
Am, Is, or, Are not to be ---------- BFD cated) must not be -------------- BWC
Am, Is, or, Are not to have-------- BQD He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
But not--------------------------- HOM cated) ought not to--------- ---- BVE
Can, or, May they not?------------ BKM He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Can not, or, May not.------------- BKP cated) ought not to be- ---------- BVG
Can not, or May not be ----...------- BFJ He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
Can not, or, May not do (or, be done), cated) shall (or, will) not.------- BWJ
BLX He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
Can not, or, May not do it--------- BLY cated) shall (or, will) not be.---- BWK
Can not, or, May not have--------- BQH He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
Can not, or, May not have been.----BFK cated) should (or, would) not.----BVP
Can not, or, May not have done (or, He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
been done) ---------------------- BLZ cated) should (or, would) not be-BVQ
Can not, or, May not have had ----. BQI He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
or, per
it,
Can not, or, May not he (she, cated) should (or, would) not do (or,
son-s or thing-s indicated) be? ---BTM be done) ----------------------- bwr
Can not, or, May not he (she, it, or, per He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
It It It
or
son-s thing-s indicated) have been? cated)should (or, would) not have-Bws
or
BTN (or person-s
it,
Could, or, Might he (she, cated) was (or, were) not--------BVU

or
person-s
or thing-s indicated) not be? ----- BTP He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
Could, or, Might not -------------- BLD cated) was (or, were) not be --Bvk
to
Could, or, Might not be -----------BFN am not--------------------------- BEI

I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I
Could, or, Might not do (or, be done), can not (or, may not) --------...--- Brr
BMD can not (or, may not) be--------- BFY
Could, or, might not have ---------BQL can not (or, may not) have ------- BR.J.
Could, or, might not have been ----BFO could (or, might) not------------ BLM
Could, or, Might not have done (or, been could (or, might) not be----...---- BGA
done) ---------------------------BMC could (or, might) not have------- BRL
Could, or, Might not have had----- BQM do (or, did) not------------------ BMz
Do, does, or, Did not -------------- BMI had (or, have) not --------------- BRO
had (or, have) not been ---------. BGD
it,
person indi
or
Do not let him (her,

cated) have --------------------- BTR had (or, have) not done ---------- BNC
Had, Has, or, Have, he(she, it,or person's had (or, have) not had ----------- BRP
or thing-s indicated) not?-------- BTW. must not ------------------------ CEL
Had, Has, or, Have, he(she, it,or person-s must not be --------------------- bor
F.
or thing-s indicated) not been? ---BTx ought not to--------------------- CHM

Had, Has, or, Have, he(she, it,or person-s shall (or, will) not --------------- CIP
or thing-s indicated) not had?----BTY shall (or, will) not be -----------. BGI
Had, Has, or, Have not------------ BQU shall (or, will) not do... ----------BNE
Had, Has, or, Have not been ------- BFS shall (or, will) not have ---------- brs
Had, Has, or, Have not done (or, been should (or, would) not----------- CJN
done) --------------------------- BMS should (or, would) not be-------- BGL
Had. Has, or, Have not had ------- BOV should (or, would) not do. -------BNG
thing-s indi
or
He, She, (or person-s should (or, would) not have

It It
--BRU
...
-
cated) can not (or, may not) ----- Bud should (or, would) not have been-BGM
If I I I
thing-s indi was not -------------------------- COI

or

cated) can not (or, may not) be. --BUE was not able to -----------------. CYJ
it,
thing-s indi or person-s or thing-s indi

or
He, She, (or person-s he (she,

It
cated) could (or, might) not----- BUG. cated) can not (or, may not)----- BYE
NOT.
If he (she, interfere----------------- PQL
it,
Need not
or
person-s or thing-s indi-
cated) could (or, might) not ----- BYG Not------------------------------. CFM
Not good plan ------------------- TLY
it,
he (she, or person-s or thing-s indi-
If If If If If
a a
cated) does (do, or, did) not ------ BYI Not great many----------------- OhM
Not according —- .-------------- DEQ
it,
toto
he (she, or person-s or thing's indi-
cated) had (has, or, have) not----BYK Not according orders ----------- DER
acquainted—with—----------- DH.J.
it, it, it,
he (she, or person-s or thing-s indi- Not
cated) (or, are) not------------ BYN is is Not afloat-------------------------DQB
he (she, or person-s or thing-s indi- Not allowed. Disallow-ed--------- DZL
cated) (or, are) not able to----- BYO Not always------------------------ Edt
Not amiss------------------------- EFL
or
he (she, or person-s thing-s indi-
|- cated) shall (or, will) not -------- BYQ Not amounting to-----------------EGK
------------------- EPT
it,
he (she, or person-s or thing-s indi- Not any.

I I I I I I I I I I I If If
None
cated) should (or, would) not ----BYs Not any one ----------------------- siu
------------------ ETW
it,
approved
of
he (she, or person-s or thing-s indi- Not
cated) was (or, were) not -------- BYU Not armed ------------------------ Yg.J.
If am not------------------------ Byz Not arrived.----------------------- EYO
If am not able to —-------------- CYL Not as soon—as ------------------- WIN
can not (or, may not)----------BZC Not at all------------------------- DYP
If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If
could (or, might) not ---------- Bze Not at present -------------------- TUA
do (or, did) not---------------- BZG. Not bad-ly ------------------------ FRt.
had (or, have) not ------------- BzI Not be (been, being) -------------- CFN
If must not---------------------- BZK Not before ------------------------ GDJ
ought not ------------------ BZM Not begun yet--------------------- GDT
to
shall (or, will) not ------------ Bzo Not by---------------------------- CFO

should (or, would) not -------- BZQ Not certain ----------------------- IHM
If was not ----------------------- BZU Not classed ------------------------ ISG
can not (or, may not) be done.--BZs Not clear--------------------------ITQ
it
If not ---------------*-------------- BZW Not come -------------------------JDK

they are not -------------------- CAG Not commenced ------------------- JEW
they can not (or, may not) ------- CAI Not correct ----------------------- JxD
they could (or, might) not------- CAL Not doing-------------------------CFP
they did (or, do) not------------- CAN Not done.-------------------------- CFQ
they had (or, have) not---------- CAP Not enough.----------------------- MDQ
they shall (or, will) not --------- CAR Not exactly ---------------------- M.J.W.
they should (or, would) not------ CAT Not far down--------------------- LMK
they were not------------------- CAW Not for ------------------------- CFR
-
If we are not---------------------- CAY Not from -------------------------- CFS

we can not (or, may not)-------- CBA Not his (her-s, it-s).----------------CFT
we could (or, might) not-------. CBE Not (my, mine).------------------ CFU
if I
we do (or, did) not-------------- CBG Not your place --------- TLI

in
were
I
we had (or, have) not-----------. CBI Not immediately------------------ PDR

we shall (or, will) not----------- CBK SJU –Not impossible.
|| ||
we should (or, would) not------- CBM SJV |—Not improved.

If we were not -------------------- CBO Not in --------------------------- CFV
you are not --------------------- CBR Not in favor of -------------------- MUE
you are not able —----------- CYN SJW |—Not included-ing.
to
-----------------------
|
you can not (or, may not) -------CBT Not insured Pob
you could (or, might) not------- CBW Not less---------------------------QNo
you do (or, did) not------------- Cex Not likely. Unlikely------------- QTw
you had (or, have) not ---------- CBZ Not long ago.----------------------DTN
you shall (or, will) not---------- CDB Not much --------------- ---------- SBU
you should (or, would) not------ CDF Not much longer -----------------QYw
you were not ------------------- CDH Not much loss--------------------- RBA
Is, etc. (See Are, above.) Not much sea ---------------------- US
It can
not be ---------------------- BGo Not much surf -------------------- xFT
|| || ||
can not (or, may not) be done.---BNL Not much to blame---------------- GMI
It It It It It It It
could (or, might) not be done.--BNo Not much wanted.----------------- YTP

had (or, has) not been done.----- BNQ Not my (mine).-------------------- CFU
of---------------------------- CFW
-
ought not be------------------ BGs Not

to to
ought not be done ------------ BNS Not often. Seldom---------------- SPY

shall (or, will) not be-...--------- BGU Not on---------------------------. CFX
shall (or, will) not be done.------ BNU Not our-s (us)---------------------CFY
May, etc. (See Can, above.) Not possible----------------------- PFB
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) Not quite -------------------------UFP
Must not----------"---------------- CEU Not ready-------------------------UJQ
Must not be----------------------- CEV Not reliable -----------------. ----Uox
||
Must not do (or, be done).--------- CEW Not removed.---------------------- UQE

Need not be----------------------- BGZ wear ------------------
in
Not room to
Need not fear --------------------- SGF Not risk making the land---vde
to
safe
NOT.
Not severe------------------------
it,
or
Not signed ----------------------- or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be
Not so---------------------- done).--------------------------- BWT
it,
Not so many—as — Should, or, Would he (she, or person-s
Not so near------------------------ or thing-s indicated) not have--. Bwu
Not so often - - - - - - - - - - Should, or, Would he (she, it,
or
person-s
Not so well—as--------------------
or
thing-s indicated) not have been,
Not such a thing ------------------ XPT BWV
Not sure (certain).-----------------IHM Should, or, Would not-------------CJR
Not that (or, this)----------------- CFZ Should, or, Would not be --------- BHM
Not the ---------------------------CGA Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
Not their-s (they) -----------------CGE Boh
Not there -------- ----------------CGB Should, or, Would not have--------Bsd
Not these (or, those).-------------- CGD Should, or, Would not have been.--BHN
Not time enough.------------------ xTO Should, Would not have done (or,
or
Not to. ----------------------------CGF been done) --------------------. BOI
Not to be ------------------------- CGH Should, or, Would not have had---- BSE
Not to be done.--------------------- CGI That, or, This can not (or, may not)—cks
Not to be had --------------------- CG.J. That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
Not to be inserted.----------------- PME CKT
Not to exceed---------------------MKP That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
Not to remain--------------------- UPL CKW
Not too much to port-------------- TPF That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
Not too much to starboard-------- wq'T been ---------------------------CKZ
Not under command lights --------JEC That, or, This not--------------- CLF
is
Not under control ----------------- Jed That not----------------------CLH
is
it
Not until ------------------------. YLF That, or, This must not------------ CLK
Not very large -------------------- QFU That, or, This must not be ---...-- CLM
Not very narrow ------------------ SEA That, or, This shall (or, will) not be-cLo
Not wind enough -----------------MDR That, or, This should (or, would) not
Not with ------------------------- CGK e------------------------------- CLQ
b
Not without permission -----------TGF That, or, This was not ------------- CLS
Not worth getting----------------- OFL, There are (or, is) not-------------- CMh
Not worth getting off (or, afloat)--DQC There can not (or, may not) ------- CMk
Not yet. By and bye ------------- HPx There can not (or, may not) be----CML
Not you-r-s------------------------CGL There could (or, might) not be ----CMP
Ought not to---------------------- CHR There had (has, or, have) not been-CMs
Ought not to be ------------------- Chs There shall (or, will) not --------- CMW
Ought not to be able to — --------. CYP There shall (or, will) not be. ------ CMx
Ought not to have ----------------- CHT There should (or, would) not------ CNB
Person-s, or, Thing-s, etc. (See He, There should (or, would) not be---CND
above.) There should (or, would) not have been,
it,

or
person-s CNE
or thing-s indicated) not? ------- BWH There was (or, were) not---------- CNG
They are not ---------------------- BEV.
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, or person-s

or thing-s indicated) not be?----- BWI They can not (or, may not) -------- BKU
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s They can not (or, may not) be----- BHQ
They can not (or, may not) have---BSG
or
thing-s indicated) not do (or, be

done)?-------------------------. BWJ They could (or, might) not --------BLO
Shall, or, Will he (she, They could (or, might) not be ----- BHis
or
person-s
it
They do (or, did) not--------------BOK

or thing-s indicated) not have? Bwk
Shall, or, Will not have?--------- BRY They had (or, have) not -------...-. -BSJ
They had (or, have) not been ------ BHU
I
Shall, or, Will not ---------------- CIU

Shall, or, Will not be -------------- BHD They had (or, have) not done ----BOM
-
Shall, or, Will not be able to —- They had (or, have) not had. ------ BSk
CYS They must not -------------------- CFH
-
-
-
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done) BNY

They must not be----------------- BHW
-
Shall, or, Will not have------------ Brz

Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been They ought not to------------------ CIF
They ought not be -------------- BHY
to
done) --------------------------- BNZ They shall (or, will) not -----------C.I.G

Shall, or, Will they not? ----------- ciz They shall (or, will) not be -------- BIA
Shall, or, Will they not do it?------ BoC They should (or, would) not ------- Cuz
Shall, or, Will we not?------------. CJB They should (or, would) not be ----BID
Shall, or, Will you not?------------ CJE They should (or, would) not have. BSM
Shall, or, Will you not be?--------- BH.J. They were not --------------------COK
Shall, or, Will you not do it? ------ boe They were not be---------------- Bir
to
it,
Should.or, Would he (she, or person-s Was, or, Were, he (she, it,

or
person-s or
or thing-8 indicated) not? ------- Bwr thing-s indicated) not ----------- BWY
Was not? ------------------------COU
it,
Should, or, Would he (she, or person-s

I
thing-s indicated) not be?----- BWS Was, or, Were not ---------------- COV.
or
NOT-NUMBER.
Not—Continued. SKA |NOTHING. -

Was, or, Were not done (or, doing)-Bop Bring nothing --------------------- his
We are not------------------------ Bex Let nothing prevent--------------- QNV
We can not (or, may not) --------- brºw Nothing additional ---------------- DJE
We can not (or, may not) be ------- BI.J. Nothing belonging to you—(or, –)-GEx
We can not (or, may not) have ----BSO || SKB |—Nothing can (or, could).
We could (or, might) not --------- BLQ || Nothing decisive yet -------------- kpy
We could (or, might) not be------- BIM 1. Nothing else ---------------------- LWT
We do (or, did) not --------------- Bor | SKC —Nothing for you (or, for –).
We had (or, have) not--------- - - - - BSR Nothing important by last accounts-DFL
We had (or, have) not been.-------. BIO || Nothing in sight------------------ WNW
We had (or, have) not done.------- Dot || Nothing less ---------------------- QNP
We had (or, have) not had --------- BST || Nothing more --------------------Rzw
We must not ---------------------- CFJ || SKD —Nothing particular.
We must not be-------------------- BIQ || SKE |—Nothing serious.
We ought not to-------------------CIH | SKF - |—Nothing shall.
We shall (or, will) not------------- Nothing to be depended upon beyond
We shall (or, will) not be your own resources ------------- KUM -
We shall (or, will) not have ------- isy | SKG |—Nothing to report.
We should (or, would) not -------- CKB Say nothing ----------------------- vik
We should (or, would) not be------ BIU || There is nothing ------------------ CMT
We should (or, would) not have ---Bsk ||
We were not ---------------------- CPF || SKH |NOTICE-D-ING. To NOTICE.
We were not to be----------------- BIW || SKI —Did not notice.
Were they not? ------------...------. CPI || SKJ |—Did you notice?
Were we not? --------------------- CPK Give notice ----------------------- OAB
Were you not? -------------------- CPM Notice (warning) has been given.--YUL
Why are you not? ----------------- cv.B || SKL —Noticed nothing.
Why can not (or, may not)? ------- CVD Short notice ---------------------- wzw
Why could (or, might) not?-------- CVF Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not
Why do (does, or, did) not? -------cvH take any notice of signal-------- widk
Why do (or, did) you not?--------- CVJ Take no notice ---------...----------XJR
Why had (has, or, have) not?------ CVL Take notice------------------------XJS
Why had (or, have) you not?------ CVN Your zeal has been particularly noticed
Why not? ------------------------- CVP by----------------------------- ZMud
Why shall (or, will) not? ---------- CVS
Why should (or, would) not?------ CVU || SKM |NOTIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
You are not ----------------------- BEZ || SKN |—Have notified.
You are not able to — ------------CYw SKO ||—Will, or, Shall be notified.
You can not (or, may not) -------- BKY ||
You can not (or, may not) be ------ Biz || SKP |NotwitHstANDING.
You can not (or, may not) have----Bsz
You could (or, might) not --------- BLs || SKQ ||Nought.
You could (or, might) not be ------ BJC
You do (or, did) not---------------Box || SKR Nourish-ED-ING-MENT.
You had (or, have) not------------ BTD |
You had (or, have) not been -----.. BJE || SKT ||Novel-TY.
You had (or, have) not done.------- BOZ ||
You had (or, have) not had -------- BTE || SKU November.
You must not --------------------- Cri, About November the –------------ CZT
You must not be ------------------ BJG | SKV |—Beginning of November.
You ought not to ------------------ CIK || SKW |—End of November.
You ought not to be ---------------- BJ1 || SKX |—Next November.
You shall (or, will) not------------ CJL ||
You shall (or, will) not be--------- BJL || Now. At ONCE ---------------------FIN
You shall (or, will) not have ------ BTG Just now-------------------------- Pxi,
You should (or, would) not-------- Crce Mail is now at — ------------------ RFj
You should (or, would) not be----- BJN Now doing-...----------------------Lls
You should (or, would) not have---BTI
You were not---------------------- CPO || SKY NOWHERE.
You were not to be ---------------- PJT
SKZ ||Nozzle.
SJN |NOTARY. | SLA INUISANCE.
| SLB |NUMBER-INg. To NUMBER.

SJY |NotE-D-ING-ATION. To NotE. | SLC |—Numbered.
Advance note -------------------. DMw A large (great) number (or, quantity}
Bank note, or, Paper money -------.As V of -----------------------------0%
Note (letter) ---------------------- QOC || A larger number (or, quantity)—of ...i
SJZ —Note of interrogation. Query. than---------------------------- QFM
|
NUMBER—OBEY.
NUMBER—Continued. NUMERAL–Continued.
| SLD |—A small (or, smaller) number (or, quan- || SLM —Numeral signals (when spoken of). (For
tity)—of —. use, see page 32.)
SLE ||—A very large number (or, quantity)— Numeral signal No. 1.*
of —. Code Flag over M
An average number (or, quantity)— Numeral signal No. 2.*
of----------------------------- FOQ Code Flag over N
An equal number (or, quantity)—of —, Numeral signal No. 3.”
MGF Code Flag over o
Boiler burst; number of killed and
wounded not yet known.--------- AX *For method of using these signals, see
SLF |—Has vessel made her number?” page 32.
Hoist your distinguishing number (or,
signal)*-------------------------- Dv || SLN –Numeral table. (Pages 32–34.)
I, or, She exchanged numbers with —,
- MKW || SLO ||NUMEROUS-LY.
Indicate the number (or, quantities)—
of------------------------------- PIA || SLP |NUN-NERY.
Lost number of blades of screw (indi- || SLQ —Nun buoy.
-------------------------- GLZ
cated)
Make your number (distinguishing sig-
|| SLR |NUNCIo.
mal) ----------------------------- DV
SLG |—Number, or, Quantity is incorrect. SLT | NURSE-D-ING.
Number of columns --------------- JBx Arethere any sicknurses to be got?-wAz
Number of killed and wounded not yet Sick nurse.------------------------ WBG
known -------------------------- QAP You had better get a sick nurse---wbk
Numbered ------------------------ SLC
Numberless------------------------ SLI || SLU |NUT.
Numbers.-------------------------- SLJ. Cocoanut -------------------------- IYX
Official number* ------------------ SPR
Shorten in cable to the number of || SLV | NUTMEG.
shackles indicated.--------------- HRP
Show the number (or, quantity)—of —,
PIA
Show your distinguishing signal (num
ber) ----------------------------- DV
The greater-est number (or, quantity)—
Of ----------------------------- Ohn
The least number (or, quantity)—of —,
QKH
Toolargeanumber (or, quantity)—of-,
QFV
SLH ! —Vessel has not made her number.
Vessels just arrived, make your num
bers (or, distinguishing signals)*--Dx
Vessels just weighed (or, leaving), show
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig
mals)”---------------------------- DZ
Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
show your numbers (or, distinguish
ing signals)*-------------------- DYT || SLW O. (Letter.) (For new method of spell
Vessels wishing to be reported on leaving, see page 18.)
ing, show your numbers (or, distin
guishing signals)*---------------- EB || SLX |OAK-EN.
What is the number of mail bags you
have on board?------------------ FSP || SLY |OAKUM.
What is your name (or number)?”-sdT
What number (or, quantity) of — have || SLZ |OAR.
you? --------------------------- UDW Boat's oars------------------------ Gºrts
*See List of MERCHANT WESSELs. SMA |OATH.
SLI NUMBERLESS. SMB |OATMEAL.
SLK NUMBERs. SMC | OATS.
SMT) OBEDIENT-LY-CE—TO.
SLJ |NUMERAL-ICAL-LY.
Annul the hoist shown by numeral sig- || SME OBEY-ED-ING.
mal------------------------------ EMI | SMF |—Ican not obey your order.
Numeral flag---------------------- NDJ || SMG —Obey order.
OBJECT-OCEAN.
SMH OBJECT. OBSTRUCT —Continued.

SMI |—Is there any object? | Chain obstruction------------------ IJo
Keep the two objects named in one line, Channel, or, Fairway is obstructed.-ILF
QUM Floating obstruction in (or, at)—--NFD
SMJ |—Object is. Net obstruction ------------. ------SGY
SMK |—With the object (or, view) of. Obstructions removed.------------- UQF
Remove obstruction---------------UQG
SML |OBJECTION-ABLE. SNK —Sunken obstruction in (or, at)—.
SMN |—Has it been objected to? The channel is obstructed by a ship-ILT
SMO |—Have you any objection—to? SNL |—There is no obstruction.
SMP —No objection—to.
SMQ —Qbjected—to- SNM |OBTAIN-ED-ING-ABLE. (See also GET and
Objectionable character------------ILY || PROCURE.)
SNO |—Can be obtained—at.
I
F.
SMR OBLIGE-D-ING—To. (See also Bound and || Can obtain ballast at —? --------- FTP
CoMPEL.) Can labor be obtained?-------------Qcs
SMT |—Is obliged to undergo repairs. Can be obtained at —?----TRY
SMU |—Obligation-ory. | SNP –Can you obtain (or, procure)?
SMV |—Obliged to be given up. Carpenters and caulkers may be ob
Obliged to cut away-------------- KHQ || tained at ----------------------- IBu
Obliged to discharge-------------- LCX || Fresh vegetables to be obtained.----NRB
SMW |—Obliged to give it up. Fruit is to be obtained on shore----NSE
SMX |—Obliged to scud. SNQ ||—Have, or, Has not obtained.
Obliged to stop engines ---------- WXH Have obtained soundings --------- WKN
SMY |—Obliged to throw overboard. | Have obtained the following informa
Unless we are obliged.------------- YJR tion from ---------------------
now
Was obliged to put back ---------- FQN | SNR —Have you obtained:
SMZ |—Will be obliged your latitude obtained? ----QHN
to.
How
is
obtain orders from my owners,
to
be
SNA |—You will obliged to. I wish

Mr.-, at ----------------------- SW
be
SNB |—You will not obliged to.

|
cotton freight
to
be obtained?---JXw
Is
OBLIGED–FoR. (Grateful) ---------- SNT |-It not to be obtained.

is is
OGQ
||
SNU |—It to be obtained.

OBOLOs. (Measure of weight)-------- BAJ SNV |—Must obtain (or, be obtained).
||
No fruit to
be obtained on shore-NSF
is
SNC OBSCURE-D-ING-ITY. No intelligence obtained from vessel
|
boarded------------------------- POg
SND OBSERVATORY. be obtained------- YOI
to
No vegetables
SNW |—Obtain all the intelligence possible.
SNE OBSERVE-D-ING. To observe. (See also SNX –Shall, or, Will obtain.
|
SEE.) Shelter may be obtained---------- VWM

Dead reckoning agrees with observa- Water can readily be obtained ----Yws
tion----------------------------- DTx Water can not be obtained -------- YVN
Did not observe (or, see) ---------- WNF You will have great difficulty
Did you get an observation?----- __NYr
obtain
taining water -------------------LAF in
Did you get good observations?----- RM
observe (or, see)?--------- Wng
{{...}}
Good observations----------------- OEC SNY |OCCASIONAL-LY.
||
SNF |—Have, or, Has been observed (or, seen).

Have you taken observations for varia- SNZ |OCCASION-ED-ING. To ocCASION.
||
tion? ---------------------------- JHS Authority sufficient for the occasion,

have had no observation for variation FMP
I
lately--------------------------- JHW Happened consequence of. Occa

in
Latitude by observation—is ------- QHU sioned by------------------------JPZ

Longitude by observation—is.------ QZD
Night observation------------------ SIE SOA |OCCULTING LIGHT.
|
No recent observations. did not get SOB |—Group occulting light.

I
an observation ------------------- RT
SNG –Observation. SOC OCCUPY-IED-ING-ATION.
–.
|
SNH |—Observations on the -

Tolerable observations ------------ xUM SOD |OCCUR-RED-RING-RENCE—on (or, To).
|
When were your last observations for How did (or, that) occur (or, happen)?
it
latitude?------------------------- QIF OMK

When were your last observations for frequently occurs --------------- NQT
It
time? ----------------------------RY SOE l—When did occur?

it
|
SNI |OBSTACLE. SOF |OCEAN-IC.

North Atlantic -------------------- FJL
SNJ |OBSTRUCT-ED-ING-ION. North Pacific--------------------- SYW
Beware of boom (or, obstruction) --GJC South Atlantic -------------------- FJM
Boom, or, Obstruction broke adrift-GZM South Pacific---------------------. SYX
OCHR-OFF.
OCHR-EL-GUERCH. (Coin) ---------- AUK OFF-Continued.

It is likely you (or, vessel indicated) will
OCK. (Measure of weight)-----...---- BAQ
—Is she (vessel indicated) off?
O'CLOCK. (See CLOCK)-------------- ZNG It is expected the embargo will be taken
off------------------------------LWJ
SOG. OCTOBER. Keep farther off (or, from) -------. MCT
About October the –-------------- CZU Keep off and on and await instructions,
SOH —Beginning of October. six
—End of October. Lighter is coming off — to you.------ QZ
SOJ —Next October. May be got off -------------------- OFK
May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt
OF---------------------------------- CGM assistance be given --------------- Co.
By way of.------------------------ HPS May be got off (or, afloat) without
In place of.------------------------ PNA assistance----------------------- DPZ
Not of---------------------------- CFW Met her off (or, in)—----...--------RQY
Of course ------------------------- JZW Must cast off. I
must cast off------ IEh
Of him (his, her-s, it-s) ------------ CGN Not worth getting off (or, afloat) --DQC
Of me (my, mine).----------------- CGO Off and on------------------------ SOW
Of no importance---------...-------- PEZ Offshore. Off the coast - ----------IYD
Of our-s (us) ---------------------- CGP SOP —Off the –.
Of that (this) --------------------- CGQ Off the buoy---------------------- HMV
Of the ----------------------------CGR Off the cape ---------------------- HVR
Of them (their-s) ------------------ CGS Off the entrance-...----------------- MFT
Of these (or, those).---------------- CGT so —Off the island.
Of water -------------------------- YVI SO —Off the land.
Of what (or, which)--------------- CGU SOU —Off the light.
Of whom (or, whose) ------. ------ CGV Off the mouth of the river (or, –)-UYJ
Of you-r-s------------------------ CGW Off the point.---------------------- TNM
What, or, Which of the –? -------- CQI Off, or, From the wind ------------ NRY
Off the wreck---------------------- ZiU
Off this port----------------------- TOR
OFF. Pay-ing, Paid off ------------------ TEP
As soon as she is off (or, afloat) ---DPw Pilot boat most likely on — (bearing in
—At —(time indicated) we were off —. dicated) (or, off –) --------------- Thº
Beating off------------------------ GCA Pilot can not get off--------------. TJP
Becalmed off — for — days--------- GCI Put off---------------------------- UCZ
Blockade is not taken off ---------- GND Put off for the present------------- TUD
Blockade is taken off -------------- GNE SOW —Put off the sale.
Blow-off cock (or, gear) ---------- GNW Send the mate—off---------------- RMS
Blow-off valve -------------------- GNZ Several vessels becalmed off ------- GCJ
Blow off your steam--------*------ GOA I
Shall cast off? -------------------- IEJ
Boiler leaky; must be blown off---Gwc Sheer a little off ------------------ WUO
Bring off Sheer a little off when you come to the
Can be cut off -------------------- KHE point --------------------------- VUP
Can not be got off (or, afloat) by any Sheer-ed-ing off------------------- VUN
means now available -------------CD Shove-d-ing off ------------------- WAJ
Cannot save the ship; take people off-NB Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at
Cast off---------------------------- IED Once ----------------------------- MG
Cut off----------------------------KHJ Stand, or, Haul off----------------- OPC
* Expect (or vessel indicated expects) to Stand off and on the land.--------- wOH
be off (or, afloat) ------------ DPx
#. off (or, from) -----------. -MSW
Far-ther
Sunk off (or, near) the –
- .-------weo
Take-n-ing, Took off--------------- x.JT
Fend off-------------------------- MVT The tide will take her off (float her),
Fire gains rapidly; take people off --NG NFE
Fleet, or, Squadron when last seen The way is off my ship; you may feel
were off----------------------- NEO your past me---------------- HL
Haul off---------------------------opC Too far Yº
off------------------------ MTD
Have, or, Has got off------- if necessary)
- - - OFG.
Heave-to; head offshore ------------LQ
How far off? What distance? ----- MTA
Vºl (indicated, has got
- - - LGM
I can get off-----------------------NZB When did you come off?----------- JDN
—I shall be off — at — (time indicated). When do you come off?------------ JDO
I shall get off (or, afloat) with assist When do you expect to be off (or, abreast
ance ----------------------------DPY
I stand off and on the land--------- QEB of) -? -------------------------- DAP
When I have run my distance, I
shall
I shall stand off the land from —(hour ut her head off until —--------- LGP
indicated) to — (hour indicated), or, I When will the embargo be taken off?
shall stand off until --------- ----QEC Lwn
If you will lay out an anchor for me I You are too close in. Keep farther off,
can get off----------------------- EIV IVL
330 GENERAL VOCABULARY, PART II.
OFF AND ON-OFFICER.
SOW | OFF AND ON. | SPH | OFFICER.

IKeep
shall standoff and on the land ---QEB Admiral, or, Senior officer has com
off and on and await instructions, mands for you ------------------ drºp
sx || Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com
Stand off and on the land --------- wgh mands -------------------------- DKQ
Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested,
dkr
SOX | OFFEND-ED-ING-CE. To Admiral, or, Senior officer intends--DKs
º
OFFEND.
Be careful not to give offence ----- HYL Admiral, or, Senior officer is generally
":
about --------------------------- DKT
:
§3% –3.e. Admiral, or, Senior officer is off (or,
Admiral, or, Senior officer is on board—
-) ---------------------- DKW
#:
------------ (or, at
SPA Admiral, or, Senior officer is on shore,
oº:: orrº. -- - ---- EOz DkW
First offer------------------------- NAZ - -
Admiral, or, Senior officer requests the
SPB |—Have you had an offer? pleasure of your company at dinner,
Made an offer of —---------------- rer Dkx
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes--DKY
:----, --, - -
Aºl.
SPC |—Offer (an offer).
.
or, Senior -
officer
Offer, or, Proposal not accepted --
Offered assistance, but they
-DBw wine.
decli. Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
SPD
Tº....'... DBY
ou (or person indicated) -------- DLA
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you as soon as convenient - - ------ DLe
#.; º
Will you make an offer?------------ RIZ
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo-DLC
officer's order--DLE
SPE | OFFICE. oard of Trade officer (or, inspector)-GPD
- SPI —Boarding officer.
SPF ||—Admiral's Office. SPJ |—Can, or, May officers?
Badge of office -------------------- FSA Chief officer------------------------ Ios
Bureau de Change. Exchange office, Commanding officer --------------- JDY
HNC Commanding officer desires -------- JD2
Call at the post office for letters----Hsy Commissioned officer
Colonial Office---------...----------- JBL Custom-house officer--------------
Commander-in-Chief's Office - - - - - - - JEQ || SPK |—Direct officer to —.
Detained by the Emigration Office-KYB Excise officer---------------------- MLC
Emigration, or, Immigration Office-Lx.J First officer ----------------------- NBC
Foreign Office, or, State Department, Foreign officer -------------------- nks
Nkr Have not seen the admiral (or, senior
Go to the Admiral's Office --------- DLF * officer) -------------------------DLG
Harbor master's office------------- OMY Have you seen the admiral (or, senior
Have you settled with the Emigration officer)?------------------------- di.h
Office--------------------------- LXK Junior officer --------------------- PxA
Weather Bureau, or, Meteorological Medical officer -------------------- ROJ
Office reports depression approaching Military officer-------------------- RTY
from the ----------------------- ETP Naval officer ---------------------- SEQ
Weather Bureau, or, Meteorological Naval Reserve officer-------------- SEU
Office reports gale approaching from Officer and men-------------------- RPI
the ---------------------------- ETQ Officer, or, Employee of Government,
Post office, For, or, At the post office, OFT
TQJ Officer of Naval Reserve----------- seu
Post-office order------------------- TQL || SPL |—Officer of the guard.
Report me to “New York Herald.” Of- || SPM |—Officer of the watch.
fice, London ---------------------. UI || SPN |—Officer's servant.
Report me to “New York Herald” Of- Petty, or, Non-commissioned officer-THJ
fice, New York ------. ------------ U.J. Quarantine officer ----------------- UEF
Report me to “New York Herald.” Of- Salvage officer -------------------- WGE
fice, Paris.--------------------...--UK -
Second officer (or, mate).---------- WME
Secretary's office ------------------ VMQ || SPO –Send an officer—to (or, for).
Send to the Admiral's Office ------- DLK Sending, Sent an officer—to (or, for)-w
Shipping office -------------------- VYB Senior officer---------------------- v92
Telegraph station (or, office).------- XME Shipping officer ------------------- WYJ
The office is closed.----------------- IVH Signal officer ---------------------WDA
There are orders for you at the Admir- Third officer (or, mate) ----------- XQ0
al's Office ----------------------- DLM Under-officer of ------------------- YHI
To, or, At the post office. Post office, What is the name of admiral (or, senior
TQJ officer)?-------------------------DL0
| –War office, or, War Department.
SPG
You are wanted at the –
office ----YUB
Where is the admiral (or, senior officer)?
SJ
OFFICER—ON.
OFFICER—Continued. SQE |OILCAKE.

Where is the commanding officer? --JEI
Where is the health officer?-------- ORD
SQF |OINTMENT.
SPQ | OFFICIAL-LY.
Await outside the inspection of the offi- OKE. (Measure of weight) ---------- BAQ
cials ---------------------------- FPB ||
Have you a Custom-house official on
board?-------------------------- kgx || SQG |OLD.
Is the news official?---------------- SHJ How old? What age?-------------- DSI
Official log-book.------------------- GZD li Old berth ------------------------- GFX
SPR |—Official number. Old canvas.----------------------- HVI
Officially confirmed (or, certified) --LJF || SQH |—Old rope.
SPT |—Official (officer). Old system ------------------------ 2xid
Passed the official inspection------- TCU | SQI —Older.
Post-office official (or, postmaster) -TQk || SQJ |—Oldest.
Signal the vessel's official number—to, Too old.--------------------------- xVE
DV
Telegraph clerk (or, official)------- XLZ
Want official confirmation --------- Joh || SQK |OLIVE.
SQL |—Olive oil.
SPU OFFING.
A good offing---------------------- ODR || SQM |OMIT-TING. To OMIT.
Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh. || SQN |—Do not omit.
Wait for nothing ---------------- Kw || SQO ||—Omitted. Omission.
SPV |—In the offing.
Put to sea at once. Get an offing. Stand
off------------------------------- MG | SQP OMNIBUs.
Omnibus, or, Car leaves at — ----- HYB
When does omnibus (or, car) leave
SPW | OF TEN. for –?--------------------------HYC
As often as------------------------ FBD
SPX |–How often?
SPY |—Not often. Seldom. ON ---------------------------------CGx
SPZ |—Not so often. All on board ---------------------- CZA
Very often------------------------ YPM Bring on board-------------------- GPZ
Bº: º: *dIII. iº.

Bring on shore -------------------- Hiu
SQA (OHM. (Measure of electrical resistance.)
Captain is on board---------------HWL
SQB |OIL-ED-ING. To oil. Captain is requested to come on board,
Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to HWN
quiet it ------------------------- ERF Come on board-------------------- GQA
Barrel of oil ---------------------- FxU Continue on your course.- ...--------- JSM
Calm the sea by pouring oil on it...HTN Crew not all on board-------...----- DYA
Castor oil--------------------------IEP Due on--------------------------- LOW
Colza oil -------------------------- JBZ End on --------------------------- LYM
Croton oil------------------------- KEP Hold on-------------------------- OWR
Gallipoli oil ---------------------- NWJ I am coming (or, sending) on board-CZB
Iam in want of oil for machinery--RDU I have no combustibles on board---- HQ
Lamp oil-------------------------- QDH II shall
shall stand off and on (the land) - QEB
stand on until—----------- wgd
Linseed oil------------------------ QVB
SQC |—Lubricating oil. Is the captain on board?----------- HXE
Mineral Oil ----------------------- RUX Keep her bows on ----------------- HCI
Neat's-foot oil --------------------- SFR Keep on and off, and await instructions,
SQD —Oil-y. Sx
Oil bag---------------------------- FSk No boat on board ----------------- GTx
Oil cake--------------------------- SQE Not on---------------------------- CFX
Olive oil -------------------------- SQL Observations on the –
------------ sinh
Paint oil -------------------------- SZQ On-------------------------------- CGN
Paraffin oil ------------------------TAS On account of--------------------- DFP
Petroleum oil ---------------------THE On and off------------------------ SOW
Rangoon oil ----------------------- UIB On board. Aboard --------------- CYx
both sides --------------------- HAR
it,
Smooth-ed-ing sea by pouring oil on On

On condition ---------------- ------ JND
Sperm oil-------------------------. On deck -------------------------- KQC
Sweet oil ------------------------- On delivery ---------------------- KSW
Vegetable oil On demand—of ------------------- KTD
Whale oil------------------------- On fire----------------------------NAP
|
ON.—OPPORTUNE.
|
ON–Continued. ONE–Continued.
On him (his, her-s, it-s) -------...--- CGY I
have only one boat (indicate other
On His (or, Her) Majesty's service-RHs number, if necessary) ------------ GTC
On leave ----------. --------------- QLY No one. obody ------------------ siu
On leaving-----------------------. QLK No one hurt.----------------------- Pat
On lee bow. Lee bow ------------ HCN No one killed---------------------- QAO
On me (my, mine) One screw disabled; can work the other,
On no account ------ MW
On our-s (us) ---------------------CHA Only one anchor left--------------- E.JG
On port bow ----------------------
On shore.------------------ ------- vzM || SQV |ONIox. -
On starboard bow ----------------- HCP ||
On that --------------------------- CHB || SQW ONLY.
On the ---------------------------- chid I
have only — days’ provisions ------ TO
–day of the month ...------ KNQ I
have only — days' water --- ---- .zA
–
On the
On the (date indicated) -------- KMir I Only chance of safety------------- IKG
On the bar ------------------------ Fv7 || SQX |—Only for a short–
On the beach---------------------- FzY | SQY —Only intended as –.
On the beam ---------------------GAw | Only intended for a feint --------- Mive
On the coast----------------------- IYE iſ SQZ —Only intend to —.
On the left bank of the river ------ FVE Only one anchor left--------------- E.JG
Only to be got in small quantities--of M
-
NoTE.—The right or left hand bank in -
descending the stream. | SRA. ON waRD.
On the other ---------------------- SVM ONZE. (Measure of weight) --------- BAO

On the port quarter --------------- UEQ
On the right bank of the river ----- Fvg || SRB |OOZE-D-ING. :
NotE.—The right or left hand bank in SRC OPEN-ED-ING-LY. :

descending the stream. Keep open order------------------- PzH
Open. Get farther away.----------- MC
On the road-to------------------- UYP || SRD |—Open fire, or, Commence firing.
the rock ---------------------- UY.W. Open sealed orders-----------------
On
On the same day------------------ KNR Open the telegram for me and signal its sº
On the shoal.---------------------- WYU contents ------------------------- WX
On the starboard quarter---------- UER I
Shall open your telegram and signalits
On the way—to ------------------- YxF contents?------------------------- xg
On the wreck---------------...------ ZIV The weather is still open (at —, to fol
On them (their-s) ----------------. CHE low, if necessary)---------------- YzH
On these (or, those).--------------- CHF
On weather bow ------------------ HCQ || SRE OPERA.
On what (or, which)-------------. CHG
On what date did you speak the
sel indicated)? ------------------
–(ves- || SRF OPERATE-D-ING-Ion.
| Base of operations----------------- FYD -
On whom (or, whose) SRG |—Operations have commenced.
-
On you-r-s ------------
§ºhº ---------
Too much strain on —------------- WYI
SRH OPERATOR-IVE.
Was to sail on the –-------------- veu || SRJ OPHTHALMIA-IC.

SQR |—We sail on the –. -
Will you (or person indicated) come on || SRK |OPINION.
board? -------------------------- GRF || SRL |—In my opinion, or, Myopinionis—that—
Will your surgeon come on board?--wp
- || SRM –In your opinion.
What is the general opinion? ------ NXQ
SRN |—What is your opinion—of —?
SQT |ONCE.
At once. Now -------------------- FIN | SRO OPIUM-IATE.
I
‘.
begin at once (or, on —, date speci- || SRP
ed) ---------------------------- Gido
It is
—Opium trade.
º:
dangerous to allow too many people
on board at once-------------y pe SRQ |OPoDELDoc.
| SRT Opponent.
SQU |ONE.
. Alter course one point to port------ JZD SRU OPPORTUNE-ITY—to (or, FoR). -
Alter course one point to starboard.jze An opportunity for disposing of cargo,
At one.---------------------------. Fio Hzº
Either one. Either ---------------LUD | SRV |—An opportunity for selling (or, disposing
Every one. Everybody------------ MIU of) —.
OPPORTUNE–ORDER.
OPPORTUNE–Continued. ORDER—Continued.
An opportunity for sending letters to | STR —Have you received your orders?
Europe (or, to —).-----,---------- QOD Iam directed to acquaint you.------ ldhi
Every opportunity ---------------- MJA Ican not obey your orders--------- SMF
SRW –Few opportunities. Iexpect your orders every moment-MNL
First opportunity ----------------- NBD Ihave instructions (or, orders)----- PNF
SRX |—Is there any opportunity? STU —I have orders for you.
SRY –Next time (or, opportunity). Ihave orders for you not to touch (or,
No opportunity (or, chance) ------- IKE call) at ------------------------- SN
Opportunity for action------------- DIU
Opportunity for sending letters to Eu-
I
have orders to telegraph your passing,
so
rope (or, to −)------------------ QOD | STV |—I have received orders.
SRZ |—Opportunity to send. I proceed
have received orders for you not to
Some future opportunity ---------- NUS —(place
to meat indicated) on
STA |—There is an opportunity. account of ice ------------------- PBR
STB
I have received orders for you not to
| OPPOSE-D-ING-ITION. proceed without further instructions,
Any
opposition—to (or, from) ----- EPR SP
Great opposition—to (or, from) ----oh F I have received orders for you to await
STC |—Must oppose. instructions from owners at — ----SQ
STD |—No opposition. Unopposed.
Opposition majority of —---------RHw
I have received orders for you to dis
charge cargo at — ---------------- SR
STE OPPOSITE.
Ihave received orders for you to pro
ceed to-------------------------- TF
STF OPPRESS-ED-ING-IVE-OR.
STW —I have telegraphed for further orders(or,
instructions).
STG | OPTIC-AL-LAN. STX
I have telegraphed for your orders
|—I must remain till further orders.
--ST
STY |—I send an order—for —.
STH | OPTION-AL-LY. I will telegraph for your orders if you
- will waitreply ------------------- SV
STI OR. I wish for orders from Mr. —, my owner,
Or else---------------------------- LVU at T----------------------------- SW
STJ ORANGE. NOTE:-This signal

Ship's number, if not .#
is to be followed by:
made.
º;
1.
STK ORDER.
-
2.
Nº.º owner, from SPELLING
NotE.—For machinery, of order,

etc., out 3. Owner's residence
* from GEOGRAPH
see under the ICAL or SPELLING TABLE.
machinery in
question. | STZ |—If you order me.
In bad order. Bad order ---------- Fri
According to order (or, direction).--DEM In good order. Good order-------- Oeb
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's order-DLE || SUA –In order—to.
order ------------------. ---. DRF
After Keep close order ------------------ PYQ
Am, Is, or, Are ordered (or, directed) Keep off and on and await instructions
to (or, by) ---------------------- LBG (or, orders) ---------------- ------ six
STL | –Are there any orders? Keep open order------------------- Pzh
STM –Are you going to wait for orders? Machinery out of order ------------- R.J.
Attend to orders ------------------ FLH | SUB —My orders.
Bad order. In bad order - - - - ------ FRI No instructions (or, orders) -------- PNI
STN |—By your owner's orders(or, instructions). Not according to orders. Against in
Call off — for orders -------------- HTA structions-----------------------DER
Cargo in very good order---------- HZx Obey orders----------------------- SMG
Contrary to orders----------------- JSX || SUC —Open sealed orders.
STO –Counter orders. Order book.------------------------ GZE
Disobey-ed-ing-dience of orders ----LEz || SUD –Order-ed-ing by telegraph.
General orders -------------------- NxP Order canceled-------------------- HUP
Good order. In good order-------- OEB || SUE |—Ordered.
STP —Have no orders. SUF | –Ordered back.
STQ |—Have, or, Has orders for. SUG |—Ordering.
Have orders been given—to (or, for)? || SUH |--Orderly.
PNE || SUI —Orders have been received.
Have orders (or, telegram) for you.--SM SUJ –Orders have been sent.
Have received the following communi- | SUK |—Orders have not arrived yet—for —.
cation (orders, or, instructions) from | SUL |—Out of order.
your agent (or, owner)---------...--IA Owners desire me to order you to coal
Have you any orders(telegram, message, at ------------------------------ HE
or, communication) for me? -------IB Owners desire me to order you to dis
- Have you received any orders—from —? charge cargo firstat—(place neart indi
SU cated)---------------------------- SY
ORDER—OUGHT.
ORDER—Continued. ÖRE. (Coin) ----------------------- AUL

Pay attention to orders------------ FLh
Post-office order ------------------- TQL || SVF ORE. -
Previous order (or, instructions)---PNJ
Previous orders are all countermanded, SVG |ORGANIZE-D-1NG-ATION.
JYP Fleet organization----------------- nep
Proceed in execution of previous orders,
SZ || SWH |ORIENTAL.
Pumps in good order -------------- UBP
Repeat my signals until further orders, SVI ORIGIN-AL-LY.
wop Your original orders are canceled; I
Returns ordered ----------------- Uvr am directed to inform you to proceed
Sailing orders.--------------------- VEL || to ------------------------------ Th
Sealed orders --------------------- WLN
Secret orders---------------------- VMJ || SWJ |ORLOP.
SUM –Send for orders.
SUN |—Send my orders on to—(place indicated). || SVK OsCILLATE-D-ING-Ion.
Shall I telegraph for your orders? ---TB
SUO –Should be ordered. SWL OTHER.
Standing orders ------------------wok | Any other------------------------- EPL
Stay, or, Stop for orders ----...----- TE Each other-------------------- --LQX
...
Telegraph orders (or, instructions)— Get her on the other tack as fast as
to-------------------------------TC possible ------------------------ NYU
Telegraph out order (or, stopped), Get her on the other tack, you will
of
or
xwo
be on shore----------------------- LF
SUP |—The orders are coming off. shall not go on the other tack unless
I
There are no orders here for you ----TD fall off — to — -----------------. MRU
There are orders for you the admiral's SVM —On the other.
at
office --------------------------- Idl, M. Other case-------------------------Ido

SUQ |—Under orders — for (or, to)—. Other cause------------------------ IFS
SUR –Under orders of. SVN –Some other.
Until further orders--------------- YLG SVO |—The other side. -
|
Urgent orders (or, instructions) ---PNL We shall do better on the other tack,
Verbal orders ---------------------Yoz xin
Wait for orders---------------...----- TE SVP OTHERWISE.
|
SUT |—Wait off here for orders.

Want immediate orders ------------ YK OUGHT TO---------------------------CHK
Weigh, and proceed as ordered ----- RV He, She, thing-s indi
or
(or person-s
It It It It
SUV —What are your orders? cated) ought to------------------ bvid

Where do you intend calling for orders? He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
HTJ cated) ought not to-------------- BVE
SUW –Who sent the order? He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi
or
Written orders -------------------- zu cated) ought not be-----------BVG
to
SUX |—You are not likely receive your orders He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
to
for some days. cated) ought be--------------- BWF

to
SUY —You are ordered not come into port. How ought?-----------------------
to
BXQ
SUZ |—You are ordered on to —. ought to------------------------- Chi,
I
ought not -------------------- chM

to
You are ordered proceed — --TF

to
to
...
It It It It If If I
You must remain until further orders, ought ---------------------- BZL

to
II
NUM ------------------ B2M

to
ought not
Your orders
(or, instructions)----- PNM ought not be ----------------- BGs
to to
Your orders (or, will be at)—.TG ought not be done ------------ BNS
at
are
Your orders
are canceled ----------HUQ ought be --------------------- Bor
to to
Your orders
are not ready for you.--UKE ought be done.---------- -----BNR
it,
SVA |—Your orders have not arrived yet. Ought he (she, or person-s thing-s
or
SVB —Your orders will be awaiting you off (or, indicated) to?------------------- Chn
at)—. Ought his (her-s, it-s)? ------------ cHo
Your original orders are canceled;
am Ought (my, mine)?-------------- CHP
I
I I
inform you proceed

—, Ought — do?------------------ CHQ
to
to
to
to
directed
TH Ought not to---------------------- CHR
Your papers are not order------- TAP Ought not be ------------------- CHS
in
to to to
NotE.-For machinery out Ought not — ---------CYP

to
order,
of
be able
look under the part Ought not have ----------------- chT
of
machinery
in
question. Oughu that (or, this)?-------------CHU

Ought theł----------------------- CHV
-
SVC |ORDINARY-ILY. IN AN ordinaRY DEGREE. Ought these (or, those)?----------- chw

|
SVD ||—Ordinary seaman. Ought they to?-------------------- cHx

Ought be. ---------------------- CHY
to to to to
|
SVE ORDNANCE. Ought be able to — ------------- CYQ

Ought be ashamed-------------- FCW
-
ORDNANCE STORES Ought do (or, be done).---------- Ch/
OUGHT-OUT.
OUGHT-Continued. OUT-Continued.
Ought to have ---------------------CIA SVT —Carried out.
Ought we (our-s) to?--------------. CIB Come out ------------------------- JCV
Ought you-r-s to? ---------- SVU —Cut out.
They ought to ------------- Do you think we can cut her (or, them)
They ought not to out? ----------------------------KHN
They ought not to be-------------- Bhy Do you think we can ride it out?--Uw.x
They ought to be------------------ Bhy. Farther out----------------------- MSX
We ought to----------------------- CIG Find out-------------------------- Myo
We ought not to------------------- CIH. Fires and lights out --------------- MZQ
What, or, Which ought to? -------- CQ.J Fit-ted-ting out ------------------- NCL
When ought?-----------------. ----CRP Go out (or, from) ----------------- ObY
I
When ought to see (or, sight)? --vod Good look-out--------------------- ODZ
When ought the next mail to arrive? Have you got out of danger?------- KLC
RGA Help me to lay out an anchor ------ Eik
When ought the next mail to leave?-RGB How much cable have you out?----HRE
Where ought? --------------------- CTJ Ishall ride it out if I can --------- UWY
Who ought? ---...----------------- CUR SVW —In and out.
Why ought? ----------------...-----CVQ Just out of port (or, harbor) ------ Px M
You ought to ---------------------- CIJ Keep a good look-out aloft--------- EAG
You ought not to ------------------ CIR Keep a good look-out for lights (or,
You ought not to be----------------BJI land), or, Look out for land (or,
You ought to be------------------- B.J.H lights)
Keep out of the tide (or, current) ---xg
OUNCE. Oz. (Measure of weight)---BAz Layout --------------------------- QIX
Lay out an anchor ----------------- Elz
OUR-S-SELVES ------------------------ Cin Lightship at — is out of position (or, is
After our-s ------------------------CIL not at anchor on her station) ------ QE
Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we? ------BEM Look out—to (or, for) ------------- QZS
Before our-s (us) ------------------ Cimi Look out at day break ------------ KNM
By our-s (us)---------------------- B.J.Y. Look out for a line (or, rocket line) --KF
Can, or, May we (our-s)? ---------- BKN Look out for the tow line---------- QZ U
Could, or, Might we (our-s)?-------BLI Look-out will be kept on the beach all
Do, Did (or, Does) we (our-s)? ----BMP night ---------------------------- KG
For our-s (us) --------------------- BPJ Machinery out of order ------------- RJ
From our-s (us) ------------------ BPW SVX —Make out.
Had, has, or, Have we (our-s)? ----BRD
If we (our-s) --------------------- CAW
In our-s (us) ---------------------- CDL SVY
Out -
May, or, Can be cut out----------- KHO
days ----------------------- KNS
—Out of (or, from).
Is, etc. (See Are, above.) Out of dock ----------------------- L.JK
May, etc. (See Can, above.) SVZ —Out of harbor (or, port).
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) Out of order----------------------- SUL
Must we (our-s)?------------------ CFD Out of port (or, harbor) ----------- SVZ
svg —Nearly all our. SWA —Out of quarantine.
Not our-s (us)--------------------- CFY Out of range. Out of gunshot----- OKJ
our-s (us) -------------
Of Out of reach
On our-s (us) ---------------- SWB —Out of sight.
Ought we (our-s) to?--------------- SWC —Out of soundings.
Our-s-selves ----------------------- Out of the course—of-------------- JZL
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)?--------- CJA SWD —Out of the way.
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? ----CJw SWE —Outermost.
Than we (our-s)------------------- CKJ. Outerentrance (passage, or, channel)-ILs
That we (our-s) ------------------ CLW SWF —Outer harbor.
To our-s (us)---------------------- Cob Proceed out of harbor ------------- TxC
Was, or, Were our-s (we) ---------CPA Put out---------------------------UDA
When we (our-s) ------------------ CSK Ran out -------------------------- UHR
Where we (our-s) ------. ---------- CUD Ride it out if possible-----...--------- Ks
Why we (our-s).------------------- CVY Rig out --------------------------- Ux,y
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.) Rocks stretch a long way out ------- GE
With our-s (us) ----...--------------- CWM SWG —Run out.
Would, etc. (See Should, above.) Shift your berth farther out------- GHB
Shut out -------------------------wau
OUT. Stand out to sea-------------------wººl
All
Of f -
the lights are out along the coast
----------------------------- PU
Be on your guard; look out.-------- OIV
Telegraph out of order (or, stopped)-xMC
Vessel indicated is out of sight ----viºr
I
When am out of quarantine.------ UEK
Blow out ------------------------- GNU Work out------------------------- Zhix
Boiler out of order---------------. GWF Your lights are out (or, want trim
Bring out ------------------------- HIV ming).
Broke out------------------------- H.J.W. Made by — flashes
Can not get my boat out.----------- GSJ or, blasts of a steam whistle.
OUTEOARD-OWNER.
SWH |OUTBOARD. S.XI OVERHAUL-ED-ING.

The engines must be thoroughly over
SWI OUTBREAK. hauled --------------------------MCB
OUTERMost ------------------------- Swe || SXJ |Over HEAD.
SWJ . OUTFIT. SXK Over HEAT-ED-ING.

Furnace overheated --------------- NUE
SWK OUTLET. Guns overheated.------------------ oRD !
SWL OUTLINE. SXL OVERLAND.

SXM –Overland mail leaves on the –.
SWM OUTLYING.
SXN |OVERLAP-PED-PING.
SWN | OUTNUMBER-ED-ING.
SXO |OverLAY-ING-ID.
SWO OUTPORT. You will overlay my anchor------- EKO
-
SWP OUTRAGE-D-ING-OUS-LY. SXP |OverLOAD-ED-ING.
SWQ |OUTRIGGER. SXQ |OVERLOOK-ED-ING.

SWR |—Outrigger torpedo, or, Spar torpedo.
SXR OvKRMAST-ED-ING.
SWT |OUTSIDE. SXT |OVERRULE-D-ING.

Await outside the inspection of the
officials ------------------------- FPB || SXU OVERRUN-NING-RAN.
How is the wind outside? ---------- ZEO
Outside berth --------------------. GFY | SXV Overse.F-N-ING.
Outside of limit.------------------- QUG
SWU –Outside of the. SXW |OVERSIGHT.
SWW |–Outside the harbor. -
I
Signal, or, am going to signal state of Overse ER. (Superintendent) ------- XER
the weather outside (or, at —, place
indicated) - - - - - - - - ---------- - - - -WDE | SXY |OVERSHOOT-ING-SHOT.
What is the weather outside (or at place
indicated)?------- "--------------- YZL || SXZ |Over TAKE-ING-N-Took. -
Wind has abated outside----------- ZFJ Do not overtake me. Code Flag over T
- Wind has not abated outside------. ZFK
-
SYA |OvertHROw-N-ING-THREw.
SWX |OUT WARD-LY.
SWY |—Outward bound. SYB |OVERTURE.
Made overtures ------------------- REg
SWZ OVAL.
SYC |OvKRTURN-ED-ING.
SXA |OVEN. -
SYD OVERWHELM-ED-ING.
SXB |OVER. !
Is — frozen over?------------------ NQB || SYE OVERwork-ED-ING.
Overalls -------------------------- DYQ
SXC —Over the. | SYF Owe-D-ING.
Put over --------- - - - - - - - ---------- UDB || Owing to (on account of) ---------- DFP
What is the depth over the sill ----KVH ||
— is frozen over------------------- NQC SYG |OWN-ED-ING. To OWN.
| SYH |OWN.
SXD |OvKRBOARD. At my own disposal.--------------- LFM
Fallen overboard------------------ Do not attempt to land in your own
Lost overboard ------------------- boats ---------------------------- EY
Man overboard ---------------------
Obliged to throw overboard-------- SYI OWNER.
Want a boat; man overboard By your owner's orders (or, instruc
Washed overboard ---------------- tions) --------------------------- stN
Consult owner -------------------- JRU
SXE OVERCAST. Have received the following communi
cation (or, instructions) from your
SXF |OvKRCHARGE-D-ING. agent (or, owner) ---------------- IA
Have you any message for your owner?
SXG |OverDUE. RQL ||
I have received orders for you to await
instructions from owner at — ----- SQ
so.
sºn overnowº
PART II. GENERAL vocaBULARY. 337
OWNER—PALM.
Own ER–Continued. SYT (Letter.) (For of spelling,
P.
new method
I at ------------------------------
wish for orders from Mr. —, my owner,
SW
see page 13.)
Inform owner--------------------- PkE P. M. POST MERIDIAN. AFTERNOON. IN

SYJ —My owner
is,
or, My owners are—. THE AFTERNOON
SYK
to
—Owner desired me inform you.
SYL —Owner's request. SYU PACHA.
inform you
to
to
Owners desire me coal
at ------------------------------ he SYW PACIFIC ISLANDER.
inform you dis —North Pacific.
to
to
Owners desire me
charge cargo first — (place indi at SYX —South Pacific.
|
cated)---------------------------- sy
Report me by post my owner (or, SYZ PACIFY-IED-ING.
to
to
at
Mr. —) —
Report me by telegraph owner (or, SZA PACK-ED-ING.
to
to M Packed tight---------------------- xTB

)
Report me owner on leaving ---. Usb SZB —Packing ring.

to
Send following message by post to

Packing ring cylinder cover broken,
of
—-------- WY
to to
owner (or, Mr. —)

at
Send following message by telegraph

to
.#
owner (or, Mr. —) —-------- xA SZC PACKAGE.
at
Send following through the

—, by SZD
at
post owner (or, Mr. —) (See also MAIL.)

to
to
PACKET.
signal letters instead writing By the packet (or, mail)----------- HPI,
at
of
it
length --------------------------- WZ
Shall telegraph your owner? ----- XLU SZE PADDLE.
I
Telegraph my owner ----------- XMG Connect your screw propeller (or, pad
to to
Telegraph my owner send my let dles)----------------------------JPH

to
ters to me at — ----------------- VQP Paddle box------------------------ hidr

Tell my owner ship answers remark —Paddle float.
ably well ----------------------- ENO —Paddle wheel.
be reported by tele steamer (Horsepower
to
to
Vessel desires —Paddle-wheel
–) follow,
to
graph owner (Mr. —----USF necessary.)
º
at
if
What your-owner's address? ----- DJs

is
SYM —Who are your owners? PADLock.

Write to the owner ---------------- ZJS
Your owner here --------------- OUH (Of
is
PAGE. -
a
SYN —Your owners are. Attention page —, -

to
called
of is
Your port destination closed; your graph—,

of
the International e-Idhi

is
owners desire you proceed —,

to
to
KXJ the page

of
be
N. B.—The number
to
is
Ox. BULLOCK. CATTLE shown first and then the paragraph.
(See note as regards this signal on
capacity). ---Azi page 87.)
of
OxEHOVED. (Measure
SYO OXIDE OF IRON. OxIDATION. PAID. (See also PAY.)--------------- TEO

Everything paid-------------------MJI
SYP OXYGEN. Mind you get paid----------------- ruk
§§ OYSTER.
—Are any oysters
SZL
SZM
PAIN-ED-FUL.
—Painless.
to
be had?
Oyster beds----------------------- GCU
SZN PAINT.
Black paint----------------------- GLU
|
SZO —Paint-ed-ing. To paint.

SZP —Painter.
Red paint------------------------- UMI
White paint ---------------------- ZDK
Yellow - - - - - - - - - - ------------ ZLD
SZQ —Paint oil.paint
Painter's tools (or, brushes)------- hkP
SZR PAINTER. (A rope.)
PAIR. (Couple of)------------------- JZA
SZT PALACE.
PALAME. (Measure of length.)-------AVT
PALM. (Measure of length.)--------- AVT
1021889–17– 22
PALM—PARREL.
|
SZU PALM. (Tree.) | PARA. (Coin.)--------------------- AUM
|
Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
sails----------------------------YFN | TAR PARADE-D-ING.
TAS
Pº.
SZW PAMPHLET. PARAFFIN OIL.
SZW
SZX
PAN.
||PANE.
TAU
is called to page —,
ttention
graph—, of the International
-
cº,
SZY |—Pane of glass. N. B.-The number of the page to be
shown first and then the paragraph.
TAB PANIC. (See note as regards this signal on
page 87.)
TAC ||PAPACY. POPE. PAPAL-IST -
TAW ||PARAGUAY-AN. PARAGUAYAN COLORs.
TAD ||PAPER. (See also Document and News
PAPER.) | TAW ||PARALLE:..
TAE |—All my papers are sent from the shore. TAX |—Parallel-motion gear.
Any letters (or, papers) for me (or per- || TAY |—Parallel-motion rod out of order.
son indicated)?------------------ EPA
Any letters (or, papers) from —?----JI | TAZ ||PARALYzE-D-ING-TIC-1s.
Bring all the papers and letters----HIL
Bring all your papers-------------- LJZ || TBA PARAPET.
Bring the papers to me------------ HIN
TAF |—Bring your papers on board. | TBC ||PARBUCKLE-D-ING.
By a paper of -(date following)---shp
Can you lend (or, give) me a paper | TBD PARCEL-LED-LING.
(newspaper)?--------------------- sh
Clear-ing papers.------------------- Ith
I
have a letter (or, parcel) for you (or,
for –)
-------------------------- QOG
Daily paper ----------------------- KIR Parcels and letters----------------- QOJ
False papers ---------------------. MSF | TBE |–Parcels Post.
Foolscap paper-------------------- NHC
Has papers of following dates------ KMC || TBF PARCH-ED-INg.
TAG |—Has she, or, Have you any papers?
TAH |—Have you all your papers? | TBG |PARCHMENT.
TAI —Have you received your papers?
TAJ |—I have all my papers. | TBH PARDON-ED-ING,
TAK |—I have wrong papers on board.
Keep any letters (or, papers) for me till || TBI PAREGoRIC.
Ireturn------------------------- PYK
Leave any papers (or, letters) for me | TBJ ||PARIs.
(or for party indicated) at —----QKY || TBK |—Declaration of Paris.
ecessary papers------------------ sfy | TBL |—My first meridian is Paris, east of Green
Newspaper------------------------ sho wich 2° 20'15''-0h. 9m. 21Sec.
Newspapers up to date of — (from —, Report me to “New York Herald.” Office
if necessary)---------------------. sc at Paris-------------------------- Uk
Paper money. Bank notes -------- ASV
TAL –Papers and documents. TBM PARK.
TAM –Papers satisfactory.
TAN |—Papers unsatisfactory. | TBN PARLIAMENT. -
Papers, or, Letters up to the –(indicate Act of Parliament (or, Congress)---Dic
where from if necessary)---------Qop Both Houses of Parliament -------- OzP
I
Shall bring my ship's papers with me? By an Act of Parliament (or, Congress),
die
H.JF
Ship's papers (or, articles)--------- EZK Has Parliament (or, Congress) met?-Joz
TAO |—Suspicious papers. House of Commons---------------- JFM
Take papers----------------------- x.JU House of Lords. Senate ---------- Ozr
The captain must bring the ship's papers || TBO |—Member of Parliament (or, Deputy).
with him------------------------ HXJ Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or
Ay)
Tracing paper --------------------- Xzi other legislative adjourns (or,

Want my papers (or, clearance).----ITR adjourned) on — ---------------- FEI
What your latest news- Parliament, Assembly, Congress (or
of
the date
is
paper (or, letter)?--------------- KMJ other legislative body) dissolved-FEJ

is
Will you send mesome newspapers?...sht Parliament, Assembly, or, Congress met
----------- JPB
–
Would you like see our papers (news- (or, meets)—on the
to
||
pers)?-------------------------- SL
riting paper--------------------- ZJT PARMAK. (Measure of length) ------ AVT
TAP, 1–Your papers are not
in
order.
—
Your papers will be examined ----- Mk. TBP PARoLE
TAQ ||PAR. AT PAR. TBQ
.
Pannel.
|
PART II. GENERAI, VOCABULARY. 339
PARSON.—PASS.
PARSON ----------------------------- ITx PARTY-Continued.

Seining party --------------------- WOJ
TBR ||PART-ED-ING. To PART. Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore,
Better part company -------------- JGL SCQ
Cable parted ---------------------- HQT Water-ing party------------------ YWF
Danger of parting ----------------- KJZ || TCF | –Working party.
Driving; parted from anchor ------ EIA
Have you parted from your anchor?-EIJ -
TBS |—I have parted—from (or, with) —. TCG | PASS-ING. To PASS.
I
shall part company --------------JGM A squadron (give nationality) composed
If you do not carry more sail, we shall of — ships passed in sight--, ----wpF
part company -------------------.JGN Bar is impassable------------------- FR
• In case we part company ---------- JGO Bar passable---------------------- FVW
Part company--------------------- JGQ || TCH —Can pass.
TBU –Parted from. TCI —Can not pass.
Parted company with — on the (or, – Crew will not pass ---------------- KCY
on the –, at –) ------------------ IO Did not pass survey --------------- XGI
Parted from anchor; driving------- EIA || TCJ —Did you pass?
Parted from her anchor ------------ EJI Do not pass ahead of me.
Parted in the night from her anchors, Code Flag over R
E.JK Do not pass too close to me -------- IVE
Permission to part company ------- JGR. Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
Should you part, endeavor to beach your in this distressed condition?------- NE
vessel where people are assembled on Gone by. Passed by-------------- HPV
the beach (or as pointed out by com- || TCK —Has not passed.
pass signal FROM you) -----------FZU Have passed ice in latitude —, longi
Vessel'indicated parted from heranchor, tude —, on the -------------------- PQ
EKA. Have passed steamer with machinery
Wessel, or, Ship may part company-JGU disabled--------------------------MT
We are in danger of parting ------- GL Have passed steamer with steering gear
When did you part company—from. - R disabled ------------------------- MU
Have you passed any vessel (or vessel
TBV PART. (Portion.) indicated)?---------------------woe
A large part (portion) ------------QFL How many days since you passed —
A small part (portion) ----------- WHO (vessel-s indicated)? ------------- Knh
After part ------------------------ DRG How many torpedo boats passed in
Fore part------------------------- NIW sight?--------------------------- GTK
Have condemned a part of my provi- How near did you pass to —? ------ SFH
sions----------------------------JMo || Ihave orders to telegraph your passing,
In the narrow part of the ---------- SDZ SO
Part of cargo saved --------------- IAw TCL —I passed — (place or vessel indicated).
I
||
Part of the crew (indicate number, if
TBW –Partly.
necessary) ---------------------- RDF Ishall pass within hail ------------olE
think I must have passed the buoy
(or, beacon) -------------------- HML
The greater part ------------------ OHP I will pass ahead of you,
Code Flag over x
TBX ||PARTIAL-LY. I will pass astern of you,
TBY |—Partially insured. Code Flag over z
- Pass ahead of me---. -------------- DVP
TBZ PARTICULAR-LY-IZE. Pass astern of me ----------------- FHQ
Every particular ------------------ M.JB Pass within hail ------------------ OLG
In every particular ---------------- MJN Password ------------------------- TDY
Nothing particular ---------------- SKD || TCM —Passable.
Very particular-ly----------------- YPN || TCN | –Passed.
lº.
Your zeal has been particularly noticed Passed a derelict vessel, apparently in
by ---------------------------- ZMid good condition; hullwellout of water;
to navigation--------- KVS
PARTLY ---------------------------- TBw || TCO |—Passed a good many vessels.
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
TCA PARTNER-SHIP. (or, funnels) —. (Give the color or
Dissolved partnership ------------- LGA design, or the line that it may be an
TCB |—Has taken a partner. imitation of) -------------------- LEO
Partnership affairs ----------...--. DPE || TCP | –Passed a wreck.
Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and longi
TCD PARTY. tude to follow, if necessary), but could
Beach party----------------------- FZR not render any assistance; people still
Charter party --------------------- ING on board -------------------------ZV
- Coaling party--------------------- IWV Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and longi
Funeral party --------------------- NTJ tude to follow, if necessary), but was
TCE –Party interested. unable to ascertain whether any peo
Reconnoitering party-------------- ULS ple were on board---------------- ZW
PASS—PATENT.
PAss–Continued. TDM ||PASSENGER.

Passed a wreck (date, latitude, and longi- Are your passengers all on board?--GPU
tude to if necessary); no one Are your passengers all well?------ dyg
-------------------------Zx i
on boardfollow. Cabin passenger — for —---------- HQE
Passed by. , Gone by--------------HPV || Can I land my invalid passengers?-QDR
Passed disabled ship at —--------- LBW. Can you accommodate a passenger (or,
Passed disabled steamer at —------- Mix number shown)?----------------- DCP
TC —Passed during the night. Clothing for female passengers.
TC —Passed, or Saw, some war vessels. Women's clothing --------------- IWR
TCS –Passed survey. Cuddy passenger------------------ KFM
Passed the derelict vessel — on the –, Deck passenger ------------------- KQA
KVT Female passenger ----------------- MWr
Passed the mail — days ago ------- RFU Full of passengers (number may be in
TCU |—Passed the official inspection. dicated)-------------------------Nsº
TCW –Passed the – (place or vessel indicated). || TDN |—Have you any passenger — for — (or,
Passed the port (harbor, or, entrance), from —)?
or, We have missed the mark----MFv || TDO |—How many passengers?
Passing certificate—of (or, for)----- i.Jo I
am sinking (or, on fire); send all avail
The way is off my ship; you may feel able boats to save passengers and
w. way past me ---------------- HL

e have missed the entrance (or, passed
the port, or, harbor) ------------ MFV -
CreW ----------------------------- no
Ican accommodate a passenger
shown).----------------------- locs
ber
(or num
TCW —When did you pass —? I wishpassenger--------------------

to land passenger----------- QEG
— (number) torpedo boats (give nation- Male RJB
ality) passed in sight------------ XYA No accommodation for passengers.--DCU
TDP |—Passenger department.
TCX ||PAss. (Ticket of admission.) Passenger list --------------------- QWK
Railway pass --------------------- UHA || TDQ |—Passenger ship.
Requisition for passes ------------- UTG Passengers, or, Crew sick with infec
tious complaint ----------------- PCx
Passengers all on board------------ GQR
TCY ||PASSAGE. Passengers are embarked---------- LWS
TCZ |—A pleasant passage. TDR |—Passengers must be landed.
TDA |—A tedious passage. Passengers not all on board-------- loye
After a passage — of —------------ DQO TDS –Passengers saved.
Can you give a passage — to? ------NZS Passengers will have to be disembarked,
Do not know the channel (or, passage),
º
LEG
ILH Saloon passenger ------------------ VFQ
Do you know the channel (or, passage)? Send for passenger ---------------- VPT
ILJ Send passenger-------------------- vº
During the passage (or, voyage).---LPU Send suitable boats for landing passen
For passage — to (or, in) ----------NHI 8ers ------------------------------ Fi
TDB |—I have had a rough Steerage passenger—for—(or, from—),
TDC |—I (or vessel indicated) have had a quick WUD
passage. - Vessel seriously damaged; wish to trans
I know the passage (or, channel)---QCD fer passengers-------------------- HM
Inner entrance (passage, or, channel), TDU |—We have no passenger.
ILN What passengers? How many passen
TDE ||—Is there a passage? - ers?---------------------------- TDO
TDF |-Made the passage in — days (number to When will passengers embark — (or,
follow). for-)? -------------------------Lw.z
TDG |—No passage. | TDV –Where will passengers have to be dis
Outer entrance (passage, or, channel), embarked?
- ILs || TDW |—With passengers.
TDH |—Passage is —. —Passengers have been ill of yellow
Screw passage -------------------- VKG | fever (number to follow) -------- MWZ
Spoke several vessels during the passage,
WSU || TDX ||PASSPORT.
-
Take passage — to (or, for) -------- x.JW
There is a passage (or, channel)—bear- || TDY PAssword.
ing ---------------------------- ILU | TDZ —Have you the password?
TDI
Wait for passage –
to (or, for) ----YTA || TEA
—What sort of a passage have you had?
–Password is —.
What wind leads through the passage | TEB PATENT. PATENTEE.
(or, entrance)? ------------------ZFD | Patent anchor--------------------- E.J.H -
TDJ –Which passage did you take? TEC —Patent fuel.
TDK |—Will you give me a passage on shore? Patent fuze ----------------- ------ NUY
TDL |—Wish you a pleasant voyage (or, pass- TED —Patent lead.
age).
- TEF –Patent log.
Patent sounding machine-----...--RDS
PASSED. (See PASS.) ---------------- TCN Thomson's (Kelvin) patent compass-JIG
PATENT—PERFORM.
PATENT—Continued. | TFE |PEBBLE-Y.

TEG |—Thomson's (Kelvin) patent sounding
apparatus. PECHEUS. (Measure of length) ------ Aw.J.
PATH. FOOTPATH------------------- NHE PECK. (Measure of capacity) -------- AZJ
TEH | PATIENT. PECUL. (Measure of weight) -------- BCM
Ambulance required to convey patient
to hospital ---------------------- EDY || TFG | PEN.
TEI —How is the patient?
|
TFH | PENAL-TY.
TEJ PATROL-LED-LING. TFI –Penal servitude.
-
TEK PATTERN.
PENDANT. (See PENNANT)----------- TFL
TEL PAWL.
TFJ |PENDULUM. -
TEM ||PAY-ING-MENT.
Bank (name indicated) has suspended | TFK |PENINSULA.
payment------------------------ FUx
TEN |—Can not pay any more. TFL |PENNANT, or, PENDANT.
Everything paid ------------------- MJI Answering pennant (when spoken of),
Forward my communication by tele- EMT
graph and pay for its transmission-HY Code pennant---------------------- ize"
Have, or, Has paid particular atten- Top-tackle pennant --------------- xVN
tion-to------------------------- FLE
I
am paying every attention.------- FLG:
Is freight paid?-------------------- NQI
PENNY. PENCE. (Coin).-----------AUN
Look out. Pay attention -----------DS PENNY weight (dwt.) (Measure of
Mind you get paid----------------- RUK weight) -------------------------BCA
Natives do not like ships watering with
out payment ------------------- Ywq
TEO | –Paid. TFM |PENSION-ED-ING-ER.
Pay attention to orders------------FLH -
Pay attention to signals------------- DG | TFN PEOPLE.
Pay attention to the helm---------- FLI Can not save the ship; take people off,
Payno attention to---------------- FL.J. NB
TEP –Pay-ing, Paid off. Fire gains rapidly; take people off--NG
-
TEQ Paymaster. TFO |—Has, or, Had she any people on board?
|
Pº,strict attention to signals during I am (or vessel indicatedis) waterlogged;
the night------------------------- DT take people off------------------ YWT
| Pay the greatest attention--------- FLK If you part, endeavor to beach where
TER –Pay ticket. people are assembled (or as pointed’
TES –Payable at — to. out by compass signal FROM you)--Fzu
TEU –What is there to pay? It is dangerous to allow too many people
TEV —Without payment. on board at once-----. ------- "----- GB
You do (or, did) not pay attention—to, Keep as close as you can to pick up my
FLM people -------------------------- PYL
TEW PAY. PAID. PAYING. (To Pitch.) , People going on service to take their
| dinners with them. -------------- LAU
PAY OUT. (See WEER)-------------- YOE Put your people on an allowance---DzM
TEX |PEA.
TFP PEPPER.
• TPY PEACEFUL-LY. TFQ |PER CENT. PERCENTAGE.

Affairs look more peaceful (appear more
settled) ------------------------- DOZ || TFR PERCEIVE-D-ING-PTIBLE.
Scarcely perceptible--------------- WIW
TEZ |PEACE.
Is peace proclaimed? ---------------YT TFS PERCUSSION.
No chance of peace ---------------- Ikr' Percussion fuze ------------------- NUZ
Peace has been proclaimed.---------- YV
TFU |PERFECT-ED-ING-LY.
TFA |PEAK-ED-ING. To PEAK. Comprehend the communication per
- fectly -------------------------- J.F.W.
TFB |PEAk. (Summit of a hill.)
TFW –Perfectly understand-ing-stood.
TFC |PEARL.
TFW PERFORM-ED-ING-ANCE.
TFD |PEASANT-RY. TFX |—Performing quarantine.
PERHAPS–PHOSPHOR.
TFY PERHAPS. PERSON–Continued.

-
Perhaps it might be made to answer, Any person on board? ------------. EPM
ENI Can — (person-s or thing-s indicated)?
will perhaps be seized ------------ HxY BTJ
TFZ
- I wishto communicate personally--JGC
PERIL-OUS. If — (persons or things indicated) ByD
can
(or, may) -----------------------
TGA PERIOD-ICAL-LY. –
If (persons or things indicated) can
not (or, may not) ---------------- BYE
TGB |PERISH-ED-ING-ABLE. Is — (person indicated) on board? --GQo
All on board perished. All hands lost, May Psend a sick person to see your
DXQ doctor--------------------------- WL
Perishable cargo ------------------ Hzk || TGR —No person.
Persons, or, Things indicated can--BUC
TGC |PERJURE-D-ING-Y. Persons, or, Things indicated can not,
BUD
TGD PERMANENT-LY-ENCE. Person indicated has not suspended
- business ------------------------ Hoc
TGE PERMIT-SSION. (See also ALLow and AD- Person indicated has suspended busi
MIT.) TheSS ---------------------------- HOD
Ask permission-------------------- FDE || TGS |—Person indicated is wanted on shore.
Can I
get permission? ------------- NYK Persons, or, Things are not—to —-BUw
Can permit. Can allow -------...--- DzE || TGU |—Person to navigate.
Can not, or, Will not permit it (or, con- Person to take charge-------------- IME
sent) ---------------------------- JFT || Personal-ly-ity---------------. ---- TGW
Have you aregular permit (or, license)? || Send a responsible person on board-czE
QPM || TGV |—Send a responsible person on shore.
I shall
§
anchor if circumstances permit Vessel, or, Person indicated agrees-DUB
(place
or bearing
to if neces- ||
follow, Wessel, or, Personindicated declines-KQJ
---------------------------- EIT
sary) indicated was minutely exam
I weigh as soon as the weather
Vessel
ined, no person to be seen; nothing
permits (or moderates) ----------- ZO visible -------------------------- MkI
TGF |—Not without permission. You have left a person behind ----- GDZ
Permission is requested to part com-f -
Pany ---------------------------- JGR || TGW PERSONAL-LY-ITY.
Permission urgently requested to enter
harbor --------------------------- PD || TGX | PERSUADE-D-ING.
Permit me to send a sick person to see || After much pursuasion---. -------- DRB
your doctor ---------------------- wi, TGY |—I am persuaded.
TGH |—Permitted. Permission is granted. TGZ |—Persuasion.
Request permission—to------------ USQ || -
Shall wear as soon as weather permits, THA PERU-viAN. PERUvLAN Colors.
Yxs |
Weather permits-ted-ting ---------- YZI || THE PERVERT-ED-ING.
TGI |—Will it be permitted?
Will you permit? Will you allow?-Dzq PESETA. (Coin) -------------------- AUO
Wind and weather permitting ----- ZFG
TGJ |—With your permission. - PESO, or, DOLLAR. (Coin).----------- ATJ
TGK |—Without permission.
You will not be permitted to land-QEw || THC |PESTILENT-1AL-ENCE.
Your permit will be examined (or, looked
at) ----------------------------- MKL PETER (BLUE) ----------...-------------P
Blue peter. (When spoken of) ----- GOS
TGL |PERPENDICULAR-LY. UPRIGHT. Hoist the blue peter ---------------- KO
PERPETUAL-LY. (Incessant) ---------PGF | THD PETITION-ED-ING.
TGM |PERSECUTE-D-ING-ION. THE PETROLEUM OIL.

-
THF |—I am in want of petroleum.
TGN | PERSEVERE-D-ING-ANCE. Petroleum cargo ------------------ hzi,
THG |—Petroleum ship.
TGO |PERSIA-N. PERSIAN COLORs.
THI PETTY.
TGP |PERSIST-ED-ING-ENCE-ENT-LY. THJ –Petty officer, or, Non-commissioned of.
I
shall fire into boats if they persist in
coming alongside --------------- NAK ||-
ficer.
-
-
PFENNIG. (Coin).-------------------AUP
TGQ |PERson, -
|
Allow no person on board. Allow no PFUND. (Measure of weight) --------BCD
communication ------------------ FM ||
Any person. Anybody ------------ EPQ THK | PHOSPHOR-IC-OUS-ESCENCE.
| |
PHOSPHATE–PILOT.
THL PHOSPHATE. | TIF PIG.

| TIG |—Have you any pigs?.
|THM PHOTOGRAPH-ED-ING-IC-ER-Y.
Photographic apparatus------------ERI || TIH PIG. IRON.
Pig of ballast --------------------- FTU
THN | PHYSIC-AL-LY.
TIJ PIGEON.
THO PHYSICIAN. Carrier pigeon---------------------ICH
THP |PLANO. TIK PIKE.
Boarding pike -------------------- Gºpy
PLASTRE. (Coin) ------------------- AUQ ||
PIKE, or, DRAA. (Measure of length)-Avu
PICE, or, PIE. (Coin) -------------- AUR
TIL |PILCHARD.
TIM –Pilchard fishery.
THQ |PICK-ED-ING—UP.
Endeavor to pick up boat---------- GSv || TIN |PILE-D-ING.
I
am obliged to slip my cable; pickit up Pile (or, bank) of —--------------- FUI
for me-------------------------- HRF
I
am picking up a telegraph cable. || TIO PILL.
Keep out of my way.------------ XLQ ||
I
have picked up moorings -------- RZG | TIP |PILLAGE-D-ING.
I
have picked up telegraph cable ---wu Wreck is being pillaged ----------- ZJA
I
shall stand about to see if I
can pick
up anything from the wreck ----- zit
-
PILLAR.
Keep as close as you can to pick up my || #3
T —Pillar buoy.
people -------------------------- PYL ||
Keep to windward until you are picked | TIS PILOT-ED-ING. To PILOT.
uP ------------------------------ Pzq
Let your boats keep to windward until
they are picked up- -------------. FD
||
||
TIU –Pilot.
--
Am
(A
#}by law to have
I compelled a pilot?
JIS
||
Pick up boat ---------------------- GTY || TIV —Are the pilots trustworthy?
Pick up my pilot. Look out for my || TIW –Canyou get (or, send) me a pilot? Is
pilot ---------------------------- TJH || there a pilot to be had?
Pieces of the wreck have been picked |
up------------------------------- TIB TIX |—Can you pilot me in?
Certificate of pilotage-------------- IHT
wº you pick up my anchor for me? Channel dangerous without a pilot.--LD
EKM | TIY |—Channel pilot.
THR PICKAXE. - Dangerous without a pilot.-----------TI
Do not trust too much to your pilot-YCF
THS PICKET (or, PIQUET). Donot try (or, attempt) without a pilot,
Picket boat ----------------------- GTZ FKI,
Do you know the pilotage?-------- QBW
THU PICKET-ED-ING. To PICKET. TIZ |—Do you want a pilot?
TJA |—Have you a pilot on board?
THV PICRIC ACID. Have you seen a pilot vessel (or, boat)?-TJ
TJB |—I am in want of channel pilot—for —.
THW PICKLES. TJC |—I can pilot you.
TJD |—I can not pilot you.
| THX PICTURE. TJE |—I have a pilot.
I
have a pilot; steer after me------ DRU
| THY |PIE, or, Pudding. TJF |—I have no pilot.
- I want a pilot”--s, or, Code Flag over s
PIE, or, PICE. (Coin) -------------- AUR *See PILOT SIGNALs, p. 8.
|| THZ |PIECE. TJG |—I will send you a pilot.
pieces ---------------------- DYC
All to Is it necessary, or, Does the navigation
Dashed to pieces ------------------ KLU require me to take a pilot?-------SEY
- Gone to pieces -------------------- OCF Is there a pilot to be had?---------- TIW
| TIA |—Not a piece to be found. Make signal for a pilot.------------ WCN
TIB ||—Pieces of the wreck have been found. TJH up my pilot. Look out for my
–Piºilot.
| TIC PIER. Pilot. (4 pilot)------------------- TIU
Alongside the pier (jetty, or, wharf), Pilot boat (or, vessel) -------------GUA
EAT Pilot boat (steam)----------------- GUB
Can I discharge
at pier? ----------- LCP Pilot boat is advancing toward you,
Make fast to the pier --------------RIG DN1
TID | –Pierhead. Pilot boat most likely on — (bearing
indicated) (or, off —).------------- TR
PIERCE-D-ING. Pilot boat's flag (when spoken of) --NDK
t
|
PILOT-PLACE.
PILOT-Continued. PIPE—Continued.
TJI —Pilot has been sent to you. Hawse pipe is broken-------------- OPN
TJK |—Pilot has not come off. Injection pipe--------------------- PKW
Pilot jack (when spoken of)-------- NDL || TKN –Pipe (for tobacco).
TJL –Pilot not necessary. Sounding pipe (or, tube).---------- wkU
TJM –Pilot signal flying. - Steam pipe -----------------------wsM
TJN |—Pilotage. | TKO ||—Steam pipe burst.
TJO |—Pilotage is compulsory. Steam pipe damaged -------------- WSN
TJP –Pilot can not get off. | Steam pipe leaky ----------------- WSo
Pilots have not come off----------- Tak || Suction pipe----------------------- XCJ
River pilot -----------------------UYK Tobacco pipe---------------------- TKn
Run in for pilots (or, pilot vessels), and Waste pipe -----------------------YUV
look out for their signals -------. RAC
TJQ |—Send me (or vessel indicated) a pilot. PIQUET. (See PICKET)---------------THs
Send pilot—to--------------------- vºc
Steam pilot boat ---------------. --GUB | TKP |PIRATE.
TJR —The pilot is going to you. Beat off a pirate------------------- GBZ
TJS —The pilotage is —. | TKO ||—I (or vessel indicated) was plundered by
Trinity pilot -----------, ---------- Yeh is a pirate.
Want a pilot”----s, or, Code Flag overs TKR –Pirate reported (or, seen) off —.
Want a pilot *---------------------- PT || -
Want you to send me a pilot.------- TIw
TJU –What are the pilot fees — for — ? | TKS PIRAcy. PIRATICAL.
Where can I get (or, look for) a pilot?-TL ||
Will send for a pilot.--------------- v9T ||
TKU |Pistol. (REvolver.)
TJW –Will you take my pilot? Pistol (revolver) cartridges -------- Icx
TJW —Will your pilot come on to me? | TKV |—Want pistol (revolver) cartridges.
TJX –You had better take a pilot at once.
TJY |—You must take a pilot. | TKW PISTON.
TJZ |—You will find the pilot in — (direction | Crosshead (of piston).-------------- Red
º indicated). High-pressure piston.-------------- OUw
High-pressure piston broken------- OUX
*See PILOT SIGNALs, p. 8. - Intermediate-pressure piston------- PQU
- Low-pressure piston -----------.... RBs
TKA |PIN-NED-NING. | TKX |—Piston brºken. |
pin----------------------
Belaying GED || TKY –Piston rod.
Crankpin------------------------- RBM Piston-rod bolts broken------------GYB
Crank-pin brasses broken---------- ken Piston-rod brasses broken (or, out of
Crank pin broken -...--------------- KBO order) -------------------------- held
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) ---KAx
TKB | PINCH-ED-ING. Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or,
TKC |—Pinching pin. Pincers. Pinchers. broken).------------------------- KEJ
TKD | PINE. TKZ PIT.
TKE |—Pitch pine. Ash pit---------------------------- FCS
TKF PINEAPPLE. TLA PITCH. (Tar.) -

TLB |—Pitch-ed-ing. To pitch. (To smear
TKG PINION. with pitch.)
TKH –Pinion wheel. Pitch pine ------------------------ TRE
TKI PINK. TLC PITCH-ED-ING. To PITCH. (To toss.)
TKJ |PINNACE. TLD |PITY-IED-ING. PITEOUS.
Steam pinnace -------------------- GUZ
Steam pinnace's engine------------ MBZ || TLE | PIVOT.
PINT. (Measure of capacity) -------- Azk || TLF |PLACE-D-ING. To PLACE. .

An alteration has taken place------ EbX
TKL | PINTLE. At place specified ----------. -------
At the landing place---------------
TKM PIPE. At the nearest landing place
Air pipe-ing-----------------------Dva At — (time indicated), — (place indi
Blow-off pipe burst --------------- GNY cated), bore —, distant — miles---ED
Blow through pipe ---------------- GOB Best place----------------------- GhW.
Condenser pipe-------------------- JMS Best watering place is — ---------- GHT
Discharge pipe out of order-------- LCQ Confirmation, or, Ratification takes
place at — (or, on —) ------------ Job
Eduction pipe out of order--------- LTN
Feed pipe------------------------- MUY
Feed pipe broken (or, out of order)-MUz
Could the –
(vessel indicated) have got
to any place of shelter? ---------- OFD
Hawse pipe (or, hole) ------------- OPM Every place, or, Everywhere------- MJC
PLACE–PLEASE.
PLACE—Continued. TLZ PLAN. (See also CHART.)

Funeral takes place at — (place) and
at — (time and date) | TMA PLANE.
Have you cargo for more places than |
one (or than place specified) ----- IAQ TMB PLANET.
Have you had any communication with
infected vessel (or, place)? TMC (Dimensions to follow, if neces
Her funnels are placed —---------- NTQ sary.) -
How are her funnels placed?------- NTR TMD —I want plank — feet long, — inches wide,
How did it take place? ------------ oMK | — inches thick.
In place of (instead of):----------- PNA —Plank-ed-ing. To plank.
In the first place. First of all ----- NBA |TME Topsides. Topside planking
TLG: —In this place. | TMF PLANT-ED-ING. PLANTER.
Indicate nearest place where can pro
cure
I
coal.------------------------- HC
Railway plant
Is watering place?
there a convenient TMG PLASTER-ED-ING.
JTN Adhesive plaster. Diachylon plaster,
—It can not be procured at this place. DJW
Landing place--------------------- QEN
Lights, or. Fires will be kept at the best TMH. PLATE-D-ING. To PLATE.
place for landing or coming on shore, Armor plate-d-ing----------------- EVT
KE Boiler plate ---------------------- GWh
Market place---------------------- RLQ Boiler plates damaged ------------- GWI
No alteration has taken place ------ ECS Carbon plate.----...--------------...-HYF
TLI —Not if I were in your place. Copper plate ---------------------- JVQ
TLJ —Place (position). Earth plate ----------------------- LRO
Place indicated bears — ------------ EK Iron plate-d-ing ------------------- PTA
Place indicated is blocked up by ice-GMU Nickel plate-ed -------------------- SIA.
TLK —Place yourself. Plates (crockery) ------------------ TMI
TLM —Proper place. Steel plate-d---------------------- WTN
Repeat your signal in a better place, it Template ------------------------- xNP
can not be made out Timplate --------------------------xTY
Signal the names of places to which you Zinc plate ------------------------ ZML
wish to be reported by telegraph--widf
Take-n-ing, Took place—on ------- XJ.W. TMI PLATEs. (Crockery.)
The appointment has not taken place,
Etb TMJ PLATFORM.
Took place in consequence of -----. JQE
Trial takes place on the –-------- YAW TMK PLATINUM.
Want a surgeon (or, doctor); send m
one from the nearest place ------- WO TML PLAY-ED-ING.
Watering place------------------- YWG i
TLN —What reliance can be placed in (or, on)? |
TMN PLEASANT-LY.
TLO —When did it take place? A pleasant passage ---------------- TCZ
When will funeral take place? ----- Nti, |
Wish you a pleasant voyage ------- TDL
TLP —When will it take place? |
Where is it to take place (or, be done)? TMO PLEASE-D-ING—To (or, of).
Liv As you please --------------------- FBx
Where is the best place to get —?---gic TMP —Can not have the pleasure.
Where is the best place to land?----gid
Wrong place
I want assistance; please remain by me,
Nr.
| TMQ —If you please.
PLAGUE. THE PLAGUE. TMR. —Much pleased.
—Has the plague ceased at — (place indi Please send off Lloyd's surveyor ---Qxg
cated)? Please stand by me; I want assistance,
Plague flag (when spoken of) -----. NDM Nr.
—The plague has broken out at — (place TMS —Pleasure.
indicated). Request the pleasure—of ---------- USR
TMU —Shall I have the pleasure—to (or, of)?
TLU PLAIN LY-NESS. The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
TLV —By no means plain. the pleasure of your company to din
Plain clothes ---------------------- IVU ner ----------------------------- DKX
Plainly distinguishable. I
saw it very The pleasure of your company ----- JGS
plainly ------------------------- LHA Was much pleased ---------------- SBW
—When you please.
TLW. PLAINTIFF. Will you give me the pleasure? ----OAP
Will you give me the pleasure of your
TLX PLAN-NED-NING. To PLAN. company at –?------------------ JGV
A good plan -----------------------• ODS —Will you please?
TLY —Not a good plan.
.
—With much pleasure.
The best plan will be -------------- GHX | With pleasure. I will accept------ DCA
GENERAL WOCABULARY. PART II.
PLEDGE–PORK.
TMY PLEDGE-D-ING. Pole, or, NORTH STAR --------------- SJO

TMZ ! PLENIPOTENTIARY. POLE.
| Bare poles------------------------ Fwº
TNA |PLENTY-IFUL-LY-NESS. Pole, or, Standard compass---------JIB
—A plentiful supply of. Running under bare poles --------- VCJ
TNC —Are there plenty of supplies at —?
Plenty of coal to be got—at — ----. IXG TNV POLICE-MAN,
Plenty of water------------------- YW.J. TNW —Apprehended (arrested) by the police.
There are plenty of fish to becaught here, Harbor police--------------------- YVX
- NCD Police authorities
There is plenty of room----------- UZW Police (or other) authorities have ac
quitted
TND PLEURISY. Police (or other) authorities have de
cided against the crew
PLOMER BLOCK.---------------------GMw Police (or other) authorities have
fined —
TNE PLOUGH. Police (or other) authorities have inter
- fered FNB
TNF PLUG-GED-GING. Police (or other) authorities have taken
Hawse plug ----------------------- OPQ some of the crew out of the ship-KDH
Shot plug ------------------------ WAG Police (or other) authorities will not
give any redress----------------- FNQ
PLUMB-ER. Police (or other) authorities will not
interfere------------------------ FND
TNH PLUNDER-ED-ING. TNX —Police station (or, court).
I(or vessel indicated) was plundered by Want police------------------------ Yx
a pirate Water, River, or, Harbor police---Yvy
TNI PLURAL. IN THE PLURAL SENSE. | TNY POLICY.
P. M. IN THE AFTERNOON. POST MERIDIAN, TNZ POLITIC-AL-LY-IAN.

Dr.W.
Is there any political news?-------- shik
TNJ PNEUMATIC. Political news--------------------- SHM
TNK PNEUMONIA
TOA POLL-ED-ING.
TNL Point (of compass).
Alter course one point (or number indi TOB POLLUTE-D-ING-ION.
cated) to port-------------------- Jzd
Alter course one point (or number indi TOC POND.
cated) to starboard
Compass signals in points and half PoND. (Measure of weight) - - - - BA Q
points (see page 46) ------------- JHK
This is my best point -------------- GIA TOD PONTOON.
This is not my best point-----------GIB
What is your best point of sailing?-vex TOE Pony.
Point, or, CAPE--------------------- HVQ
Pood, or, PUD. of weight)-BCF
Near the point.--------------------- SFJ
(Measure
TNM —Off the point. TOF POOL.
TNO —Round-ed-ing the point. Whirlpool
Sheer a little off when you come to the
point --------------------------- WUP
TOG POOP.
POINT-ED-ING OUT. To POINT OUT. TOH —Pooped-ing.
Can, or, Will you point out (or, take me
to) a good anchorage?------------ Eks TOI POOR-NESS. POWERTY.
Send boat to point out rock (reef, or, Pope.
shoal) -------------------------- GUO
PAPACY. PAPAL-IST---------TAC
Will you lead into (or, point out) a good
berth?--------------------------- Ghi TOJ POPULAR-LY-ITY-ACE.
CARBON POINT ---------------------- HYG TOK POPULATE-D-ING-ION
POINT BLANK----------------------- GML TOL PORE-OUS.

-
TNQ POISON-ED-ING-OUS. TOM PORK. - -
TON —Can you supply me with pork? (Indi.
TNR POLACRE. cate number of casks, if necessary.)
Fresh pork------------------------ NQZ
TNS Polar-ITY-IZE-IZATION. Salt pork-------------------------
w
PORPOISE—POSITION.
TOP PORPOISE. Port—Continued.

Convoy to keep on port side of leader
Port. (Harbor)-------------------- OMV (or, escort) ----------------------. IX
Are you going into port (or, harbor)? Haul your wind on port tack--------LN
OBK Heave-to on port tack--------------osſ.
TOQ |–At
{...;this port.
to this port ------------ GEU
Captain of the port, or, Harbor Master,
Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your port
hand ---------------------------GAK
Keep on port tack ----------------- PZF
HWS Keep on the port side of the channel-Lv
Come out of port ----------------- JCW Leave the buoy (or, beacon) to port-. Lz
Convoy will assemble at port (or place List to port ----------------------- QVO
indicated)----------------------- JUO On port beam ---------------------GAU
Do you call at any port before destina- On port bow----------------------- HCO
tion?---------------------------- HTE On port quarter ------------------- UEQ
Do you come from any port putting you Port anchor -----"------------------ EJi,
in quarantine?-------------------- TR Port boiler ------------------------ GXJ
Entrance of the port -------------- MFQ Port boiler defective -------------- GXR
For this port---------------------- Nhr Port bow ------------------------- HCr
Free port ------------------------- NPU Port bow light -------------------- HCs
Going into port (harbor) ---------- OCB Port broadside -------------------- HJQ
I left — in port, or, –
was in port when | TOY
I left (ship's name or distinguishing | TOZ
|—Port engine.
–Port screw.
signal to follow)----------------- QKU || TPA –Port side.
I left port (or place indicated) — days Port tack ------------------------- xIM
ago. ---------------- *------------ QKv || TPB |—Port-ed-ing. To port.
In, or, Into port------------------- oNB ||
Just out of port------------------- PXM || TPC ||PORT. PORT WINE.
Left port ------------------------- QLG
Missed the mark (or, port), or, Passed | TPD |Port-FIRE.
the harbor (or, entrance) -------- MFv
Nearest port ---------------------- sfM | TPE |Port HELM.
TOR
Neutral port ---------------------- shB
|—Off this port.
Alter course one point (or, –
points) to
port----------------------------- Jzd
Out of port (or, harbor) ----------- SVZ Hard-a-port! (Urgent.) Head to go to
Port admiral ---------------------- DLI starboard ------------------------MD
Port authorities -----------...-------FNR Keep more to port-...---------------Pyz
TOS –Port is neutral. My helmis hard-a-port; head is going to
Port of call ----------------------- hTG starboard------------------------ WG
Ports suspected of cholera, etc.------ IPT || TPF |—Not too much to port.
Seaport --------------------------- vic TPG |–Port a little. Head to go to starboard.
The nearest port------------------- sr. M. Port your helm; ship's head to go to
TOU |—This port. starboard ------------------------ WI
Was the port you left healthy? ----- orb Steer more to port. (To be kept flying
We left port (or, place indicated) on until the course is sufficiently altered),
the ---------------------------- QLP M.J.
We have missed the entrance (or, passed You steer too much to port ------- WUH
the port, or, harbor) ------------ MFW
TOW —What port? TPH | PORTERAGE.
What vessels did you leave in port (or,
lace indicated)? ---------------- QLs || TPI PORTER. STOUT.
port or dock----------TM
1sh to enter
You are ordered not to come into port, TPJ |Porter. (Railway or other porter.)
SUY
You may come into port -----------JDT || TPK |Portion-ED-ING. (See also PART.)
Your port of destination is closed; your A large portion—of---------------- QFL
owners desire you to proceed to— Kx.J A small portion—of--------------- WHO
— was in port when I left--------- QKU
PoRTLAND CEMENT------------------- IGQ
TOW ||PORT. PORTHOLE.
Baggage port--------------...-------FSR || TPL |PortMANTEAU.
Eduction port--------------------- Lto
Lower port------------------------ lºck TPM ||PORTUGAL. Portuguese. Portuguese
Sally port------------------------- VFN COLORS,
Steam port------------------------ WSP
Upper port ----------------------- YMA || TPN POSITION.
Any alteration in the position of the
TOX |Port. (Left-hand side.) (See also Port army? --------------------------EBY
HEL.M.) Any alteration in the position of the
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on port fleet (or, squadron)?------------- eez
bow ---------------------------- hird Buoy, or Mark is not in its proper posi
Cast to port------------------------IEG tion ------------------------------ LC
POSITION.—POTASH.
POSITION.—Continued. POSSIBLE—Continued.
Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in || TOE |—Possibly.
its proper position -------------- HMG uit the vessel as fast as possible ---AB
Dangerous position---------------- KLA || TOF |—Quite possible.
I am not in a position to weigh ----zAU ender all the assistance possible—to-cy
I can not make out the flags; hoist the
signal in a better position------. OWL
Ride it out, if possible -------------- rºsº
Sell cargo as soon as possible-------IAY
I
º
do not think marks (or, buoys) can be Will you send off lighters as fast as pos.
in their proper positions---------HMK sible? --------------------------- RC
TPO |—In the same position. |
Indicate position (or, direction)—of, TQG |PostED-ING. To Post.
LBQ || By post ---------------------------HPF
Into position ---------------------- PRQ || TOH |—By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post.
Light indicated is not now in its old Call at the post office for letters----Hsy
position -------------------------QSE || Latest posting time—is ------------ QHG
at — is out of position, or, Parcels post----------------------- TBE
Light-ship is not at anchor on her | TOI —Post. (The mail.)
station --------------------------- QE || TG).J |—Post office. To, or, At the post office.
TP —Not in the same position. TQK |—Post-office official, or, Postmaster.
TP —Position light. TQL ||—Post-office order.
TPS –Position, or, State remains unaltered. TQM –Postage.
TPU |—Proper position. TQN |—Postage stamp.
E.
What is my position by bearings?---Rv || T —Postman.
What is my position? ------- rz Postmaster, or, Post-office official--TQk
TPW —What was the position of-(ship indi- Report me by post to my owner (or, to
cated)? Mr. -)
at ----------------------
UC
You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe) || TOP –Send by post.
position. Your position is dangerous, Send the following message by-post to
GN owner (or, to Mr. —) at —- - ------ WY
TPW POSITIVE-LY. Send the following message through the
Iam not positive (certain).--------- IHG post to owner (or, to Mr. —) at —, by
Iam positive (certain).------------- IHF signal letters instead of writing it at
length --------------------------... WZ
TPX ||POSSESS-ED-ING. TQR —Sent by post.
TPY |—|Possession. I
Shall save the mail (or, post)? ---RFv
To, or, At the post office. Post office,
TPZ |—Take possession—of.
- TQJ
TQA |PossIBLE-ILITY. To-day's post ---------------------KNY
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible, To-morrow's post. By to-morrow's post,
AB TQH
All possible information—of (or, from), To-night's post -------------------- xUS
Dxs Will you post some letters for me?-QoR
As fast as possible ----------------- FAI Yesterday's post------------------- ZLK
As much (or, many) as possible---- FAY
As quick as possible --------------- FBG | TQS ||POST. (A post.)
As slow as possible-----------------FBJ Advance post --------------------- DMX
As soon as possible ---------------- FBO Body post, or, Propeller post -----. Gwrt
Avoid, if possible----------------- FOU Rudder post----------------------- wbo
Barely possible ------------------- FWR Samson post---------------------. WGW
Be as brief as possible------------- HGU Stern post------------------------ WUY
Bring the ship in as close as possible,
HIO POSTMASTER------------------------- TQR
Convoy to keep as close as possible --IV
Convoy to spread, as far as possible, Post MERIDIAN, or, P. M. IN THE AFTER
keeping within signal distance----- IZ NOON --------------------------- DRW
Discharge cargo as soon as possible-IAM
Dispose of cargo assoon as possible-IAN | TQU ||POST-MoRTEM. Post-MORTEM ExAMINA
TION. -
Get her head round as fast as possible,
or, Get her on the other tack as fast
as possible ---------------------- NYU PostPoNE-D-ING-MENT. (Defer) ------ kro
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible, || TGV |—Must be postponed.
NYZ Race is postponed—until —-------- UGF
Get steam up as fast as possible----- KL
Get under weigh as fast as possible-KN | TOW |Pot.
TQB |—I doubt if it is possible to-to —. Teapot---------------------------- XLH
I would shift my berth as soon as pos
sible ---------------------------- GFT || TOX POTASH-SIUM.
TQC |—If possible. TQY ||—Bromide of potassium.
#3; —Is it possible? Chloride of potassium --------------IPG
Not possible (impossible) ---------- PFB | TOZ —Iodide of potassium.
Obtain all the intelligence possible-snw || TRA —Nitrate of potassium.
POTATO-PRESENT.
|
TRB POTATO. PRATIQUE—Continued.
Preserved potatoes ---------------- TUM TRZ —I have (or vessel indicated has) not prat
1gue.
POULTRY. CHICKENs. Fowls------- IOP TSA —Ships from — did not get pratique at —
when left.I
| TRC POUND-ED-ING. You have pratique
PoUND, or, SovKREIGN. (Coin).------ AUS TSB PRAY-ED-ING. PRAYER.
Pound. LB. (Measure of weight). --BCE TSC PRECAUTION-ARY.

Every precaution------------------ M.JD
| TRD POUR-ED-ING. Every precaution has been taken---MJE
Calm the sea by pouring oil on it --HTN TSD —Use every precaution.
PovRRTY. POOR.--------------------- TOI TSE PRECIPITATE-D-ING-LY.
TRE Powder. (See also AMMUNITION.) TSF PREFECT-URE.

Blasting powder TSG —Maritime Prefect.
Burn a blue light, or, Flash a little pow
er ----------------------------- GOQ TSH PREFER-RED-ING. TO PREFER. -
Cordite---------------------------- JWI
Gunpowder (weight in pounds, if mec
Ido not like to run in; I
prefer keeping
the sea-------------------------- VCA.
essary)-------------------------- OKS Iprefer stopping on board
|—i should preter.
TRF —I am in want of powder and shot.
I am taking in (or, discharging) pow —Is preferred to.
der, or, explosives. —It would be preferable.
Flag B, or, Code Flag over B. —Preference-able.
TRG —I can supply you with powder.
TRH —I can supply you with powder and shot. PRELIMINARY
º
Powder (blasting)-----------------GMP
TRI —Powder and shell. PREMIER.
|—Powder barrel. -
TRK |—Powder case. PREMIUM. -
Powder flag (when of) ----- Ndo —Have the premiums risen?
TRL
TRM
Powder hoy (or,
—Powder is damaged.
—Powder magazine.
º
ter) ---------- OZU —Premiums are lower.
—Premiums have risen.
Short of powder ------------------- WZY

Smokeless powder ----------------- WIA PREPARE-D-ING—TO (or, FOR).
Be prepared with affidavits
TRN POWER. Keep everything prepared
Full power ------------------------ NST TSV —Preparation.
Half power, or, Half speed -------- OLM Prepare ambulance for —---------- Edz
Horsepower-----------------------OYH TSW —Prepare another hawser.
Indicated horsepower Prepare boat—to (or, for)
My horsepower (or that of vessel indi Prepare for a hurricane------------.
cated) is ----------------------- OYJ Prepare for action
Nominal horsepower -------------- OYK Prepare for coaling (to coal)
Power of attorney----------------- FLP Prepare for sailing. Get ready for sea,
TRO —Powerful-ly. NYx
TRP —Powerless. Prepare to be towed clear----------XYs
Tug has not sufficient power Prepare to disembark—at—-------- LEH
What is your horsepower (or that of Prepare to weigh ------------------- ZQ
vessel indicated)?---------------- OYL Preparing for sailing -------------- Nze"
TR PRACTICABLE-Y. (See also PossIBLE.)

#3 —If practicable TSX PRESCRIBE-D-ING-PTION-IVE.
TRU —Is not practicable.
TRW —It is practicable. TSY PRESENCE.
TRW PRACTICE-D-ING.. " TSZ PRESENT-LY.

According to the usual practice----DEO Annul present formation.---------EMH
Do not stand too far on your present
TRX PRATIQUE. (See also QUARANTINE.) CouTS6 --------------------------- JZI
TRY —Can pratique be obtained at-? Forthe present. At present ------ NHJ
Did you get pratique—at —?------- NYS How long may we stand on our present
Get, or, Got pratique—at — course?-------------------------- JZK
Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated) I do(or,not intend to alter course at present
got pratique?--------------------- OFI until-)--------------------- ECI
I have (or vessel indicated has) pratique, I will answer presently ------------ ENC
TS If the wind continues as at present-zER
PRESENT –PRIME.
PRESENT—Continued. PRESS—Continued.
Is my present course a correct one? Am Steam-pressure gauge. Manometer.
Isteering a proper course? (The course R.J.W.
steered, to follow, if necessary) ---Jze | Water pressure ------------------- Yvz
TUA |—Not at present. | TUV —What is your working pressure?
Not safe to go on with the crew as at TUW —What pressure have you on?
present ------------------------- KDE Working steam pressure—is--------TUS
TUB |—Present form-ation. |
TUC |—Present rate. | TUX | PRETEND-ED-ING.
Present state of affairs------------- DPF | TUY |—Pretence.
TUD ||—Put-ting off for the present. | TUZ |—Upon no pretence whatever.
Stand on; continue your present course, | TVA |—Upon what pretence?
- JSM
The course steered is the best for the TVB PREVAIL-ED-ING-VALENT.
present (or until time indicated)-JzM Calms prevail--------------------- Hto
What is my present position? ------- Rz || TVC —Could not prevail—upon —.
Fever very prevalent at —------...-Mwh
TUE | PRESENTATION.
TVD –It
is very prevalent.
-–The
TVE prevailing sickness is —.
TUF | PRESERVE-D-ING-ATION.
TUG |—Preserve formation. TVF | PREVENT-ING-ION.
TUH |—Preserve station. TVG |—Can you prevent?
TUI |—Preserved fish. TVH |—Can not, or, Could not prevent (or, be
TUJ |—Preserved fruits. prevented).
TUK —Preserved meat. TVI —Get a preventer on.
TUL |—Preserved milk. Is there anything to prevent landing?
TUM |—Preserved potatoes. QEH
TUN – Preserved soup. Let nothing prevent--------------- QNV
TUO |—Preserved vegetables. | TVJ |—Must be prevented.
Preserves (Jams)------------------PUO Prevent advance—of -------------- DNJ
-
| TVK —Prevented by —.
TUP | PRESIDE-D-ING-NCY. | TVL |—Shall, or, Will prevent.
Weather prevents-ed-ing ---------- YZ-J
TUQ | PRESIDENT, or, CHAIRMAN. TVM –Will it prevent?
President, Chief of State, Emperor, TVN —Will prevent the necessity of.
King, etc., of — has (or, is) —----IOR
President of the Republic------ ----Us.J | TVO | PREvious-LY.
Vice President -------------------- YQF Previous order (or, instruction).----PNJ
Previous orders are all countermanded,
TUR | PRESS-ED-ING-URE. JYP
Atmospheric pressure-------------- FJQ Proceed in execution of previous orders,
High pressure--------------------- OUT - sz
High-pressure boiler -------------- GXC | TVP PRICE.
High-pressure cylinder ------------ KIG An advance in price--------------- DMZ
High-pressure cylinder cover... ----ouv Famine prices--------------------- MSP
High-pressure cylinder cover broken, No reduction in prices. No abatement,
KAI CxT
High-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out | TVQ —Price current.
of order) ----------------------- KAU Prices are fair--------------------- Mirr
High-pressure piston ------------- OUW Prices are high-------------------- ove
High-pressure piston broken------- OUX || TVR –Prices are low. -
High-pressure valve out of order---oux Prices have gone down (fallen) ---MRw
Intermediate pressure-------------. PQS Prices have not fallen------------- Mrs.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder----- KIH | TVS |–Prices have risen.
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover, The highest price is --------------- OVG
PQT The lowest price is-------------...-RBw
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cover What is the highest price you will give?
broken -------------------------- KAJ OAJ
Intermediate-pressure cylinder cracked | TVU |—What is the lowest price you will
take?
(or, out of order)--------------- KAv || TVW |—What is the price? What is the value
Intermediate-pressure piston.------- PQU of — ? “
Low pressure ---------------------RBQ What price are coals at — ?-------- Lºn
Low-pressure cylinder ------------- KLJ
Low-pressure cylinder cover------- KAL | TVX PRIEST.
Low-pressure cylinder cracked (or, out | TVY |—A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
of order)----------------------- KAw would be much valued.
Low-pressure piston --------------- RBS
KAM TVZ | PRIME-D-ING. PRIMING OF BOILER.
TUS —My working pressure Boiler primes--------------------- GW.J.
is.
Steam pressure ---------* ---------- wsa Priming charge-------------------- LMJ

– PRINCE–PROCURE.
|
| TWA | PRINCE-LY. -
| PROCEED–Continued.
H. R. H. The Prince of Wales----OVM Are you (or vessel indicated) in a condi
tion to proceed? ------------------AN
TWB | PRINCESS. Collier to proceed to — ------------JAN
H. R. H. The Princess of Wales.--OVK Engines broken down; obliged to pro
ceed under sail ---. -------------- MCI
TWC | PRINCIPAL-LY. Has the vessel with which you have
been in collision proceeded on her
TWID | PRINCIPLE. voyage?-------------------------- HG
TWE | PRINT-ED-ING-ER.
proceed to — (place indicated) on
account of ice ------------------- PBR
TWF
TWG
| PRIOR-ITY.
–Prior claim.
proceed without further instructions,
SP
PRISMATIC COMPASS ------------------JIC I have received orders for you to pro
ceed to -------------------------
TF
PRISON. GAOL. JAIL -------------- PUK It is not prudent to proceed without
TWH |—Is a prisoner, or, Are made prisoners. regular sounding --------------- WKS
Military prison-er ----------------- RTZ || TWY |—May, or, Can proceed.
Naval prison-er-------------------- SER Proceed after repairing machinery-RDw
TWI –Prisoner. Proceed at high water--------- ---- OVF
Send for prisoner------------------ VPU TWZ |—Proceed at low water.
Proceed in execution of previous orders,
TWJ | PRIVATE-LY. | sz
Following communication is confiden- || TXA |—Proceed into harbor.
tial (or, private) -----------------Hx || TXB |–Proceed on your voyage.
Ihave private accounts------------ DFE || TXC –Proceed out of harbor.
I have private instructions. Private
instructions -------------------- PNG | TXD
Proceed to (port indicated)
–Proceed to rendezvous.
--------- TA
Private affairs -------------------- DPG | TXE –Proceed to sea. -
Private flag ----------------------- NDP Proceed under one engine---------- MBS
Private information.---------------PKG | TXF | –Proceed under steam.
Private instructions. I
have private
instructions---------------------
| TXG |—Proceed when ready.
PNG | TXH |–Proceedings.
TWK |—Private signal. TXI –Procedure.
Private soldier-------------------- WJH. Proceeds of the cargo.-------------- LAX
This communication is private----- JGE Proceeds under her own steam ----MBT
Ready to proceed ----------------- UJW
TWIL | PRIVATEER. Weigh, and proceed as ordered ----- KV
Fell in with a privateer ----------- MVK What became of the proceeds—of —?
Have been chased by a privateer ---INM GCO
I
have had (or vessel indicated has had) You are ordered to proceed to — ----TF
a fight with a privateer --------- MxT You can proceed at any speed -----wmz
Wessel seen is a privateer --------- VxºW Your original orders are cancelled; I am
TWM —Was taken by a privateer. directed to inform you to proceed to—,
TH
t
TWN PRIVATION. Your port of destination is closed; your
owners desire you to proceed to —-KXJ
TWO PRIVILEGE-D-ING.
-
TXJ | PROCESS.
TWP PRIVY-ILY PRIVY TO.
TWQ |—Privy Council. TXK. PROCESSION.
Privy to the whole affair---------- DPh -
TXL PROCLAIM-ED-ING-MATION.
TWR | PRIZE-D-ING. THE PRIZE. | Is peace proclaimed?---------------- YT
Prize agent-cy---------------------Dsu | Peace has been proclaimed --------- YV
|
TXM |PROCURE-D-ING. (See also GET and OB
TWS PROBABLE-ILITY. (See also LIKELY.) | TAIN.)
Is an armistice probable? ---------- EVP Can fresh beef be procured?-------- GCz
Is it probable? Is it likely?-------- QTN CanI procure any —?-------------- NYI
Most
ºuble
(or, likely) --------- QTv CanI procure any assistance in the way
TWU |—Probably. of?------------------------------- CN
Storm center is in — (direction indi- Can I procure charter? ------------- INC
cated); probable
(direction indicated)
course toward – || TXN
TXO
–Can I procure stock?
|—Can procure.
|
Very probably -------------------- Can you obtain (or, procure)?------ SNP
TXP |—Can not procure.
TWV | PROCEED-ED-ING. Çan not procure wood.------------ ZHO
TWX |–Am I to proceed?
|
Charter is to be procured.----------- IND
l
PROCURE–PROTECT.
|
-
PROCURE–Continued. PROPELLER—Continued.
Freight is to be procured ----------NQ How many blades have you to your pro
I can procure --------------------- Txo peller? -------------------------- GLX
I can not procure------------------ Txp Key of propeller lost -------------. QAH
Indicate nearest place where I can pro Lost all propeller blades----------- GLY
cure coal.------------------------- HC Lost screw propeller
Is cotton freight to be procured? --JXw Lost — blades (number indicated) of
It can not be procured at this place-TLH screw propeller------------------ GLZ
You can procure caulkers and carpen One blade of propeller broken ----- GMA
ters at ------------------------- IBU TYW —Propeller broken.
TYX —Propeller damaged.
TXQ PRODUCE-D-ING-TIVE. TYZ —Propeller frame broken (or, gone).
Agricultural produce-------------- DUN TZA —Propeller jammed.
Propeller lost --------------------- RAX
TXR PRODUCT-ION. TZB —Propeller out of order.
Propeller, or, Body post----------- GWR
TXS PROFESS-ED-ING. Propeller shaft broken ------------- Mr.
TZC —Propeller worked loose.
TXU PROFESSION-AL-LY. Screw. (Propeller)--------------- WKH
Screw propeller damaged.---------- TYX
TXV PROFIT-ED-ING-ABLE-Y. TZD —There is a spare propeller on board.
Can not gain much profit Three blades of propeller broken---GMB
TXW. —Profit. (Gain.) Two blades of propeller broken----GMC
TXY —There will be no profit.
TXZ —Will there be much profit? TZE PROPER-LY-RIETY.
Am I steering a proper course?----- JZF
TYA PROGRAMME. Buoy, or, Mark is not in its proper posi
tion------------------------------ LC
TYB PROGRESS-ED-ING. Buoy, or, Mark does not appear to be in
TYC —Slow progress. its proper position
TYD —Makes good progress. . Have you, or, Has — (person indicated)
Makes no progress the proper certificate of competency?
IJA
TYE PROHIBIT-ED-ING-ION-ORY. I do not think the marks (or, buoys) can
be in their proper positions------ HMK
TYF PROJECT-ED-ING-ION-OR. In proper form -------------------- NLZ
Search light, or, Electric projector-Lvi Proper certificate ------------------ IJD
Proper place ---------------------- TLM
TYG PROJECTILE. Proper position-------------------- TPU
TZF —Properly dressed.
TYH. PROMINENT-LY:ENCE. Weremy letters properly forwarded?-No.
TZG. —With great propriety.
TYI PROMISE-D-ING.
TYJ —Can not promise. TZH PROPERTY.
TYK —Promissory.
TZI PROPORTION-ATE-LY.
TYL |PROMONTORY.
TZJ PROPOSE-D-ING-AL.
TYM PROMOTE-D-ING-ION. TZK —It is proposed.
Offer, or, Proposal not accepted.---DBw
TYN PROMPT-ED-ING-LY-NESS. When do you propose sailing?-------ZT
|
May be got off (or, afloat) if prompt
assistance be given CG |TZL PROPRIETOR.
TYO PRONOUNCE-D-ING.
|TZM PROROGUE-D-ING-ATION.
TYP PROOF. TZN Prosecute-D-ING-Ion.

Fireproof ------------------------ MzV
TYQ —I have no proof. TZO PRosecutoR.
TYR —No proof.
Waterproof-ed-ing---------------- YWA TZP PROSPECT-IVE-LY.
TYS —What proof is there? Any prospect of war?-------------- EOQ
TZQ —Is there any prospect—of
TYU PROP-PED-PING.
| T2R, PROSPER-ED-ING. To PROSPER.
TYV PROPEL-LED-LING. TO PROPEL.
TZS PROTECT-ED-ING-IVE-ION.
PROPELLER. (Screw) --------------- WKH Let us keep together for mutual protec:
Connect your screw propeller ------ J.PH tion ------------------------------ in
Fitting new propeller ------...----NCO We can defend ourselves if we keep to
Hawser fouled propeller----------- OPU gether -------------------------- PYE
PROTEST-PUNT.
TZU PROTEST-ED-ING. º UAY | PULL-ED-ING,

TZW |—Did you protest? Let your boats pull to —(bearing indi
TZW |—Have, or, Has protested. cated) -------------------------- OA
- The boats can not pull ahead------ GRK
TZX | PROTESTANT.
A visit from a Protestant clergyman
would be much valued----------- ITY || UAZ |PULLEY.
Eccentric pulleys loose ------------ Lsv
TZY | PROVE-ING.
to be ------------ INL || UBA |PUMICE STONE.
UAB Chase‘provedºns
|—Proved.
UBC PUMP-ED-ING. To PUMP.
UAC PROVENDER. Air-compressing pump------------DVY
- Air pump ------------------------ DWA.
Air-pump gear ------------------- DWB
UAD | PROVIDE-D-ING—WITH. Air-pump levers out of order------ DWC
UAE –Can you provide? Air pump out of order------------ DWE
UAF |—I will provide. Ajr-pump rod broken ------------- DWF
UAG |—If provided—with. All hands at the pumps ----------- DxM.
Bilge pump------------------------ GJs
UAH | PROVIDENT-LAL-LY-CE. Bilge pump (donkey) -------------- GJT
Bilge pump (main).---------------- GJu
UAI PROVINCE-IAL. Bilge pump out of order --------- GJV
Bilge-pump valves out of order----GJw
UAJ | PROVISION-ED-ING.
-
Brine bump ----------------------- HIJ
Are you in want of provisions?------ TN Can not keep free with pumps-----. NPT
UAK –Can you spare me provisions? Circulating pump------------------IRB
Cook-ed provisions ---------------- JVD Diver's pump --------------------- LHZ
Fresh provisions ------------------ NRA Donkey pump disabled ------------ LKP
Have condemned apart of my provisions, Downton pump ------------------- LMR
JMO Feed pump ----------------------- MVA
I am
is)
Feed-pump order,
of
pro- check valves out
of
(or vessel indicated short

V1S10DS -------------------------- WZS IOD
have only — days’ provisions.º. ----TO Feed pump out order----------- MVB
of
I
Make provision for ---------------- RIO Feed-pump valves out
of
order-...-MVC
UAL |—Provisions. Hand pump ----------------------- OLZ
Salt provisions -------------------- vex UBD |—Hand pump out
of
order.
||
provisions. Starving ------ NW Hydraulic pump-------------------PAz

of
Short
Want provisions immediately ------ YO can keep free with pumps-------- NPY
I
Want provisions ------------------ YTU - Main pump----------------------- RGM

UBE |—Pump. (A pump.)
Pump brakes --------------------- HDW.
UAM PROVISIONAL-LY. PROVISO. UBF |—Pump choked.
|
UBG |—Pump crosshead.

UAN PROVOKE-D-ING-CATION. UBH |—Pump crosshead out
of
order.
|
UBI |—Pump gear.

LAO PROVOST. UBJ |—Pump gear worn out (defective)
-
|
UAP –Provost Marshal. UBK |—Pump leather.

UBL |—Pump-lever links broken.
UAQ |PRow. UBM –Pump levers
of
out order.
UBN |—Pump rod.
UAR PROXY. UBO |—Pump well.
.
UBP |—Pumps good order.

in
UAS PRUDENT-LY-CE. UB —Pumps out

of
order.
|
not prudent proceed without UB —Pumps want repair.

to
It
is
||
regular sounding --------------- WKS Well supplied with pumps --------XEY

Scarcely prüdent land; not easy land- Work pump ----------------------ZHY
to
ing on the beach ---------------- FZx
UAT PUBLIC-LY. UBS PUNCH. (Tool.)

.
Are there any public conveyances— -

-?--------------------------- JTY capacity)---Azī,
of
to PUNCHEON. (Measure
UAV |—Public house. -
Public money--------------------- RYE UBT ||PUNCTUAL-LY-ITY.
|
UAW |—Public Service.

weight)----------
of
PUND. (Measure BCG

UAX |PUBLISH-ER-CATION-ICITY.
-
|UBV PUNISH-ED-ING-MENT.
|
PUD. - (Measure of weight)----------- BCF

TBW PUNT.
PUDDING, or, PIE-------------------- THY Copper punt ---------------------- JVR
102188°–17–23
354 GENERAL WOCABULARY, 1°ART II.
PURCHASE—QUALITY.
UBX |PURCHAse. (For lifting.) PUT-Continued.

Purchase block ------------------- GMX || UCY | –Put into.
UBY UCZ –Put
º
|—Purchase falls. Purchases. Tackle falls. || off.
Put-ting off for the present--------
or,
Tackle, Purchase carried away...xit TUD
off the sale-------------------- sow
Put
UBZ Put ---------------- GQs
—
|PURCHASE-D-ING. (See also BUY.) on board by
–Put out.
ºl.
Heavy purchase ------------------- OSY UDA
||
can purchase (buy)-------------- how Put out fires ----------------------NAQ
I II
have - - - - - - - - - HBN UDB |—Put over.
|| ||
intend purchase (buy) -------- Hox UDC –Put to sea.
to
UCA |—Making large purchases. Put sea once. Getan offing. Stand
to
at
UCB |—No purchases made. off------------------------------- Mor
UCD |—Want purchase. Put your people on an allowance---DZM
to
Was not to be purchased (bought)-HBo put back-----------
to
Was obliged FQN
UCE –Will not purchase. UDE –What your putting back?
of
the cause
I is
UCF |—Will you(or person indicated) purchase? When have run my distance shall
I
ut her head off until —--------- LGP
UCG PURE-ITY. UDF |-Will put.
|
UDG |—Will you put?

UCH UDH
to
PURGE-ATIVE. |—You are put.
|
You had better put your affairs
in
the
UCI PURIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. hands of—---------------------- DPR
You will be put quarantine ----- Uel,
in
UCJ PURPLE.
TDI PUTREFY-IED-ING-ACTION. PUTRID.
UCK |PURPORT-ED-ING.
What the purport (or, meaning)– UDJ |PUTTY.
is
||
of-t--------------------------- RNT
UDK PUZZLE-D-ING. To PUZZLE.
UCL |PURPOSE-D-ING—To.
Answer the purpose--------------- EMR UDL |PYRAMID-IDAL.
||
Fit for the purpose—of.----------- NCK

|
For the purpose—of--------------- NHK UDM |PYROTECHNIC-AL-IST.

|
think you might get something an

to
I
swer the purpose ---------------- ENB

|| || iſ
leaving. Intend leaving--Pox

e
Unfit for the purpose -------------- YIQ

Will answer the purpose? ------- ENR
it
UCM Purse.
|
DCN PURSER.
UCO |—Purser's steward (or, assistant).
UCP PURSUE-D ING. PURSUIT. To PURSUE.
In pursuit (or, chase)—of---------- INQ
UCQ PURsuance. IN PURsuaNCE of.
UCR PUSH-ED-ING.
UCS PUT-TING. To PUT.

Attempted put sea ---------- FK.J.
to
to
Authorities will put an end

to
the affair,
UDN |Q. (Letter.) (For new method spell
of
DPJ
||
Damage can be put rightsin–hours,

-
ing, see page 13.)

to
bid
Do you come from any port putting you UDO |QUADRANT.
||
º
quarantine?-------------------- TR
in
UCT —Have, or, put (or, UDP

–I shelter.putHas for shelter,run)—into —. QUADRUPLE. -
UCW or, Put for Quadruple-expansion engine ------ MAU
in
in
Laid up have new boiler put in--QIU UDQ QUAIL. (Bird.)

to
s
aa
||
Leave, or, Put buoy on — ------- HMP

New boiler has been put -------- Gxi UDR
in
QUAKE-D-ING.
||
Put compass the boat.--------- JID Earthquake ----------------------- LRP

in
a
UCW –Put back.

|
UCX |—Put back damaged. UDS QUALIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.

Put for shelter, or, shall put for
in
in
I
shelter--------------------------UCv UDT |QUALITY.

||
Put in, distress----------------- LH.J. Of good quality ----------------- ork

in
a
QUANTITY –QUICKSILVER.
TJDW |QUANTITY-of. QUARTER. (Measure of weight) ------ BCH

A large quantity (or, number)—of −,
OGZ || UEO |QUARTER. (Division of time, etc.)
A larger number (or, quantity)—of (or, First quarter---------------------- NBE
than) ------------------------- QFM First quarter of the moon.--------- NBF
A small (or, smaller) number (or, quan- For the quarter------------------- NHL
tity) of ------------------------
SLD In a quarter of an hour ----------- OZM
A very large number (or, quantity)— | UEP |—In what quarter?
of----------------------------- SLE Last quarter----------------------- QGI
Of - ----------------------------
An average number (or, quantity)—
An equal number (or, quantity)—of —,
FOQ
Last quarter of the moon.---------- QGH
Lee quarter----------------------- QME
Next quarter---------------------- SHY
MGF || UE —On port quarter.
Coal can not be got in any quantity— || UE —On starboard quarter.
at ----------------------------- IWM uarter boat---------------------- GUD
Indicate the quantity (or, number)— uarter-deck---------------------- KQD
of-------------------------------PIA uarter gallery-------------------NWG
Number, or, Quantity is incorrect--SLG uarter speed-------------------- WMV
Only to be got in small quantities--OFM uarter of an hour---------------- OZM
Show the number (or, quantity)—of —, UES —Quarterly.
PIA uarterly account ---------------- DFM
Supply of water is small, not exceed- || UET ||—This quarter.
ing (quantity indicated) a day---YWR Weather quarter------------------ YZQ
The greater-est number (or, quantity)—
Of ----------------------------- OHN
The least number (or, quantity)—of —, UEV QUARTER-ED-ING. To QUARTER.
- QKH At quarters------------------------ Fir
Too large a number (or, quantity)—
of-----------------------------
Can I
send my sick to hospital (or, sick
quarters)? ---------------------- OYQ
QFV
UDW —What number (or, quantity) have you? Close quarters--------------------- IVA
UDX |—What quantity—of: Deck quarters--------------------- KQB
What quantity of ammunition have Headquarters---------------------- OQI
ou? ---------------------------- EGB || UEW —Quarters.
hatouantity of coal have you left?-HF | UEX –Sick quarters.
What quantity of coal remains in the Winter quarters ------------------ ZGL
collier (coal depot, or, lighter)?---Ixo
UDY |—What quantity of water? UEY QUARTERMASTER.
You can- get any quantity of firewood,
NAT || UEZ |QUAY.
UDZ |QUARANTINE. IN QUARANTINE.
Am, or, Is in quarantine (number of || UFA |QUEEN.
days to be indicated, if necessary)--tp Chief of the State, King, Queen, Em
UEA |—Are you in quarantine? peror, President, etc., of — has (or,
UEB |—Break-ing, Broke the quarantine laws. 18) ----------------------------- IOR
Do you come from any port putting you King's Bench, or, Queen's Bench --GFH
in quarantine? -------------------- TR
Hoist quarantine flag--------------- Tv || UFB |QUELL-ED-ING.
I have a clean bill of health, but am Disturbance is quelled------------- LHR
liable to quarantine--Code Flag over Q
Out of quarantine ---------------- SWA QUERY. NoTE of INTERRoGATION (?)-sjz
Performing quarantine ------------ TFx
"TJEC |—Quarantine at-(plot 2 indicated) is — || UFC |QUESTION-ED-ING-ABLE.
days for vessels from — (place indi- Authority is (or, will be) questioned, .
cated). - FMO
uarantine flag (when spoken of)--NDQ || UFD |QUICK-LY-NESs.
UED —Quarantine is taken off. Are you a quick sailer? ------------ VDP
UEF –Quarantine officer. As quick as ----------------------- FBE
T.
UEG |—Quarantine station. As quick as possible --------------- FBG
UEH |—Wessel indicated is in quarantine. I (or vessel indicated) have had a quick
PaSSage ------------------------- TDC
UEI —What are you in quarantine for?
UEJ —What I
shall get? Make haste------------------------ ONS
UEK —When I am out of quarantine. uick-firing ammunition ---------. EFX
UEL |—You will get (or, be put in) quarantine. uick-firing gun ------------------ OKL
UFE –Quicker-est.
| UEM |QUARREL-LED-LING-soME. Quicksand ------------------------ UFC;
uicksilver ----------------------- UFh
| UEN QUARRY. ery quickly---------------------- YPQ
QUART. (Measure of capacity) ------ AzM UFG |QUIcksAND.
QUARTER. (Measure of capacity)----AZN UFH QUICKSILVER.

QUIET-RAN.
UFI QUIET-LY-Ness.
All quiet
-
All quiet—at (or, in) — (or, on
with
º:
—------------------ DXU ||
UGI
UGJ
UGK
RACK-ED-ING.
RADIATE-D-ING-ION.
RADICAL-LY.
…º
UFJ QUININE. RADIO APPARATUS ------------------ ZMix
- Report me by radio -------------- ZMY
QUINTAL, or, CENTNER. (Measure of
weight) -------------------------. BCi ||
UGL RADIUS
radius---------------- kxU.
#.
Destructive
QUINTAL METRIC. (Measure of weight)-Bc.J ºaction
UGM —Radius shaft.
UFK QUIT-TED-TING. (See also LEAve.)
Do not quit the ship till the tide has UGN RAFt.
ebbed---------------------------- AD | UGO |—Can you make a raft?
UFL
UFM
||—Haye, or, Has quitted. .. UGP —Do what you can in the way of rafts.
the (or, your) station.
–3: uit the vessel as fast as possible----AB
Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft) ---------------- ---- KA
Fire raft (or,
sº
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mzw
º
UFN QUITE. . Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or,
UFO |—Do quite well. - spars)--------------------------- QZY
UFP —Not quite.
UFQ |—Quite as as. UGQ RAFTER.
uite, or, Totally different --------Kzo || UGR RAG. RAGGED.
uite enough (or, sufficient) ------ Milox
uite full -------------------------NSY || UGS | RAGE-D-ING.
UFR
uite intelligible------------------
—Quite recovered.
Pok
uite possible --------------------- TQF
||
|| UGT |—The -
Cholera is raging at—-------------- iPS
is raging at —.
Yellow fever is raging at — ------ MW x
UFS —Quite right.
UFT ||—Quite sure of —. | UGV |RAIL.
uite useless----------------------YMs. - By rail---------------------------- he G
UFW —You are quite safe where you are. Came, Coming by rail ------------- JCH
UGW —Head rail.
UFW QUITTANCE. UGX –Send by rail.
UFX |QuoruM. UGY |RAILWAY.
Leave it for me at the railway station,
UFY QUOTE-D-ING-ATION. - QLB
UFZ |—What are the last quotations? Meet me at the railway station ----ROU
Railway carriage ------------------ ICE
UGZ —Railway iron.
UHA |—Railway pass.
UHB —Railway plant.
Railway porter-------------------- TPJ
UHC –Railway sleeper.
UHD —Railway station.
UHE |–To, or, At the railway station.
UHF RAIN-ED-ING. To RAIN.
More rain than wind--------------- ZEW
UHG | –Rain.
Rainy weather -------------------- Yzc
" "###.ºr.i.ator
UHI RAINBow.
Lunar rainbow-------------------- Ridh
as the blockade been rai or, taken at

UGA ||R. (Letter.) (For new method of spell- off)? ---------------------- ſ ----- GNL
ing,see page 18.) Newly-raised men----------------- RPH
UGB RABBET-ED-ING. UHK RAISIN. w
UGC |RABBIT.
UHL | RAM-MED-MING.
UHM –Ram bow.
UGD RACE-D-ING. To RACE. UHN RAN. (See also RUN.)
Boat race -------------------------GRT Ran against (or, foul of) ---------- losg.
UGE –Race course. UHO |—Ran, or, Run away.
UGF |—Race is postponed—until —. UHP —Ran clear. s
UHQ ||—Ran into.
UGH |RACE. (Tideway.) UHR —Ran out.
RANDOM-READY.
RANDOM. At RANDOM.--------------- FIT || UIS RAVE-D-ING.
UHS RANGE-D-ING. To RANGE. RAVINE. (Gully.)------------- -------OJN

Cooking range, or, Copper --------- JVE
UHT |—Long range. UIT REACH. (Tack.)
Out of range ---------------------.
- OKJ ||
- UIV |—A short reach.
UHV —Range finder. Forereach-ed-ing------------------NKA
UHW —Range is — yards.
Range of battery ------------------ FYQ || UIW |REACH-ED-ING. To REACH.
Range your cable ----------------- HRN || UIX |—Can, or, May reach.
UHX |—Rifle range. UIY |—Can you reach?
Short range--------------, --------waC Guns will not reach ---------------OJX
Take care range is clear-------...-HYM || UIZ |—I can reach.
Vessel is in gunshot.------. -------- OKN || UJA |—Out of reach.
UHY |—What is the range? You are within reach of guns (or, bat
UHZ |—Within range. teries) --------------------------- O
UIA |—You are within musket (or, rifle) range. Your orders
- have not yet reached here,
You are within range of the guns (or, SVA
batteries) ------------------------ GO || UJB REACT-ED-ING-ION.
UIB RANGOON OIL. - UJC |READ-ING. To READ.

UJD |—Have you read? .
UIC RANK-ED-ING. UJE |—I have read.
-
Not of high rank ------------------ OVC
Of high rank---------------------- OVD || UJF | READY.
UJG |—Are you ready—to (or, for)?
UID | RANSOM-ED-ING. UJH |—Are you ready for sea?
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to
UIE |RAPID-LY-ITY. - slip your cable --------. --------- HQO
Fire gains rapidly; take people off --NG | UJI |—Can be ready—to (or, for).
Leak is gaining ..";
- - - - - - - - - - - - - Nu
The barometer has fallen very rapidly,
Újk –Čan you be ready by (time indicated, if
necessary)?
Fxh || UJL |—Can you be ready for sea by (or, in) —?
UIF RARE-LY-NESS. Fenders ready -------------------- MVU
Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,
UIG |RASH-NESS-LY. NYx
Get steam up; report when ready --KM
|UIH RAT. Have a tow line ready.------------ xYP
Have all your anchors and cables ready
UIJ RATCHET. for use -------------------------- EIG
Hoist a waft (or, wheft) when ready,
UIK RATE-D-ING. To RATE. OWE
Any rate -------------------------- UJM —I am (or, They are) - ready for sea (or,
Bank rate------- to sail).
Chief rate-ing I have the boats ready------- ---GTL
Dying at the rate of — a da I shall not be ready until —. -------YLD
My chronometers were rated— days ago || UJN ||—In readiness—to (or, for). -
at — (indicate place, if necessary), UJO |—Is refitted and ready for sea.
IQJ Is, or, Are to be held ready—to (or, for),
Present rate----------------------- TUC OWU
UIL |—Rate (of speed). Keep steam ready (or, up) ---------- KQ
UIM |—Rate of steaming. UJP —Must be ready—to (or, for) — by.
º
The rate of exchange is —--------- MKY || UJ —Not ready.
rate of sailing ------ - - - - - - - - - - YCU || UJ —Not ready for sea.
What is the set and rate of current (or, Proceed when ready--------------- Txc:
tide)? -----...---------------------kg.J UJS —Ready for—(or, to —).
UIN |—What rate? (Speed.) Ready for action------------------- Dix
When were your chronometers last || UJT |—Ready for sea.
rated?--------------------------. IQk || UJV |—Ready for use.
Wish to get a rate for my chronometer. UJW |—Ready to proceed.
Will you give me a comparison? -- ºu Ready to weigh -------------------- ZR
UJX |—Report when ready—to (or, for).
UIO |RATHER. | UJY |—Report when ready for sea.
UJZ |—Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for
UIP |RATIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. Sea.
Confirmation, or, Ratification takes. Steam is not ready; will be up in---we
place at (or, at —, on —) --------JOB Steam is ready--------------------- WC
Troops are ready to disembark----- YBO
UIQ |RATIONs.- Troops will be ready—to (or, for) --YBQ
Was getting ready for sea --------- NZF
UIR | RATLINE. Water can readily be obtained ----Yws
READY-RECKON.
*º.
|
READY—Continued. RECEIVE—Continued.
UKA ready—to (or, for). |ULA —Have received.
| When will dinner be ready? -----. LAW Have, or, Has received accounts ---DFC
UKB |—When will you be ready for sea? Have, or, Has received damage (or, in
|UKC —When will you (or, it) be ready for (or, jury)—to ----------------------- PLA
to) —? Have received the following communi
UKD —wº be ready to (or, for). cation (or, instructions) from your
You will hold yourself in readiness—to agent (or, owner)
(or, for) Have you received any damage (or, in
Your despatches are ready jury)-toº----------------------- PLB
UKE —Your orders are not ready for you. Have you received any orders—from —?
su
REAL-REIs. Have you received my letter? ----- QOF
REAL-LY-ITY. .
I can not stop to have (or, receive)
communication ----. - - - -
any
_ir
|REALIZE-D-ING-ATION.
I have received information — (place
|REAPPOINT-ED-ING-MENT. neart indicated) is clear of ice ----PBo
I have received information — (place
REARMOST. neart indicated) is ice bound
From the rear I have received orders
—In the rear. I have received orders for you not to
Rear admiral proceed to — (place neart indicated)
|—Rear column. on account of ice PBR
|—Rear guard. ' I have received orders for you not to
|—Rear ship. proceed without further instructions,
|—To the rear. SP
Ihave received orders for you to await
instructions from owner at —----- SQ
REAs, or, REIs. (Coin) ----------...-AUT
Ihave received orders for you to dis
UKP REASON-ED-ING. To REASON. (See also charge cargo at —
CAUSE.) Ihave received orders for you to pro
Better not ask the reason (cause).--FDN ceed to-------------------------- TF
Can give no reason -------- --------NZQ Ihave received your letters-------- QOH
Do you know the reason? -----...--- Letters had (or, have) been received
Have you reason to suppose?------- XFE from----------------------------Qok
Know the reason Letters received from —----------- QON
| Reason must be assigned----------- No accounts received.-------------- DFR
UKQ —Reason-able-y.
- None received --------------------- SJD
The reason (cause) assigned—is ----IFT || Orders have been received.---------- sui
Thereason (cause) assigned is sufficient, | ULB —Receipt.
IFU —Received.
What is the reason (cause)—of —? -IFv | ULc Received an answer --------------- ENJ
Receiver -------------------------- ULF
UKR REASSEMBLE-D-ING. ULD —Receive-d-ing news—of (or, from).
Convoy to disperse and reassemble at DLE —Send receipt—to (or, for).
rendezvous (or place indicated) ----IT Telegram received—from --------- XLV
Wait to receive orders -------------- TE
UKS REBEL-LIOUS-LION. What advice have you received? -- noj
UKT |—Rebel-led-ling. To rebel. You are not likely to receive your orders
for some days------------------- sux -
UKW RECALL-ING.
ULF RECEIVER,
Boats' recall. All boats
to return to the ULG —Receiver of wreck.
ship---------------Code Flag over w
Submarine signal receivers---------zNs
“General recall” signal-Code Flag overy
Hoist the general recall----------- OWh TJLH RECENT-LY.
UKW Recalled. Delayed through the recent gale --- KSF
No recent observations. I did not get
UKX RECAPTURE-D-ING. an observation -------------------- rt
| Recent Act (of Parliament) -------- DIL,
UKY RECEIVE-ING. To
RECEIVE.
Acknowledge-d-ing the receipt—of-DGP ULI RECESS.
Arrange-d-ing to receive (or, for recep
tion of) Ewu ULJ RECKON-ED-ING.
UKZ —Did you receive? Dead reckoning ------------------- RoH
Did you (or vessel indicated) receive any Dead reckoning agrees with observa
damage? ---------- -------------- KJF tions----------- - - - - - - - ----DTX
Expect I have to receive ---------- MinG Latitude by dead reckoning—is...qir
Give a receipt------------- -------- OAC Longitude by dead reckoning—is --Qzc
Hasthereceipt been acknowledged?-DGQ ULK —Reckoning (a reckoning).
RECKON.—REFUND. |
RECKON.—Continued. REDUCE—Continued.
Reckoning not to be depended upon-RU Reduce speed; you are towing me too
Wessel indicated reckons from the me f
ridian of ---------------------- RQE -------------------- IMK
What current (rate and direction) do
you expect (or, reckon on)? ----- KGH UMN REEF-ED-ING. TO REEF.
Close reef-ed-ing------------------- IVB
ULM RECOGNIZE-D-ING-TION. Double reef-ed -----------. -------- LKY
DMO —I shall close reef.
ULN RECOIL (of a gun). Reef earing ---------------...-------LRE
Reef tackle------------------------ XIR
RECOLLECT-ED-ING. (See REMEMBER)-UPv UMP —Shake the reefs out.
ULO |—Do you recollect? UMQ —Take in a reef. (Indicate if more than
Recollection (Remembrance).----- UPY one.)
ULP RECOMMENCE-D-ING. UMR REEF. (See also RoCK.)

I
am going to recommence (repeat) sig Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead
nal from — (word indicated) ----- VH (ahead of you)------------------ hEB
Recommence, or, Repeat signal from — Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
(word indicated) ----------------- VI port bow------------------------ hird
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
ULQ |RECOMMEND-ED-ING-ATION. (See also AD starboard bow------------------- hEE
VISE.) Coral reef -----------------------. JWF
Istrongly recommend you not to—-DoP Deepest water is nearer the bank (or,
I
would advise (or, recommend) you— reef)
-----------------------------DON
to UMS —Reef, Rock, or, Shoal extends from —
Recommended to —----------. ----DOL
or,
What would you recommend? ----- DOQ Reef, the –--vyw
a to
Shoal steep
is
Would recommend---------------- DOR Reef, or, Shoal stretches long way out,
GE
ULR RECONNOITER-D-ING-AISSANCE. you.------...---------HFB
of
Reefs ahead
ULS |—Reconnoitering party. point out reef (rock,
or
Send boat to
shoal) -------------------------- Guo
ULT RECONSIDER-ED-ING-ATION. Stand nearer the reef (bar, shoal, or
bank) -------------------------- FWA
ULV RECORD-ED-ING.
ULW Recover UMT REEL.
-
ULX RECOVER-ED-ING.
UMW RE-EMBARK-ED-ING-ATION.
I
must recover my anchor---------- Eis UMW RE-ENGAGE-D-ING-MENT.
§.
Is likely to recover ---------------- QTO
recovered-------------------UFR UMX REEVE-D-ING. Rove.
ULY —Recovery-able.
Tell them to recover my anchor ---EJw UMY RE-EXAMINE-ING-ATION.
Try to recover -------------------- YCx
ULZ RECRUIT-ING. UMZ REFER-RED-RING—TO. To REFER.
Refer my despatch (or, letter)----JU
to to to
UMA RECTIFY-IED-ING-ICATION. Refer the Geographical Signals--NYA

Refer your despatch (or, letter)---JV
UMB RECUR-RED-ING-RENCE. UNA —Reference.
UMC Rev. UNB |REFIT-TED. To REFIT.

UMD –Red buoy. UNC —Can refit at?
I
Redensign ------------------------ MES Complete refit necessary----------- JRM

UME |—Red flare. - intend to refit at----------------- POY
I
UMF |—Red hot. In want of refitting---------------- YTO

UMG |—Red lead. refitted and ready for sea-------- UJO
Is
UMH –Red light. UND —Refitting.

UMI —Red paint.
UNE REFRIGERATE-ING.
UMJ REDEEM-ED-ING-PTION. Refrigerating chamber.----------. DWL
Refrigerating machinery out order,
of
UMK REDRESS-ED-ING. RDx

Police (or other) authorities will not UNF —Refrigerator.
give any redress----------------- FNQ
UNG REFUGE, REFUGEE.
UML REDUCE-D-ING-TION. refuge------------------ omiz
of
Harbor
No reduction (in price).------------ CxT
Reduce speed. Ease her------------ Mr. REFUND-ED-ING.
REFUSE—REMAND.
UNI REFUSE-D-ING. UON | REINSTATE-D-ING-MENT.

Crew refused to go on board------- KCU UOP |—Is, or, Are reinstated.
UNJ l—Refusal. -
Refused assistance. Assistance was re- REIs. (Coin).----------------------- AUT
fused --------------------------- FEz
UNK REGARD-ED-ING. UOQ REJon-ED-ING.
UNL |—Regardless-ly. All ships of the convoy are to rejoin
Company----------- Code Flag over Y
UNM REGATTA. UOR |—Am, Is, or, Are to rejoin.
-
UNO REGENT-CY. UOS RELAPSE-D-ING.
|UNP REGIMENT-AL UOT | RELATION.
UNQ |REGION. UOV RELEASE-D-ING.

-
UNR (REGISTER. (A list.) UOW |RELIANCE. (See also DEPEND.)
Italian Register (of ships)--------- PUA
-
§.
What reliance can be placed in (or,
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign on) ?-------------------------- TLN
S
Lloyd's #. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - Qwv
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---- Qw.x
Lloyd's Yacht Register------------ QXE
UOX |—Not reliable.
UOY |—Reliable.
United States, Royal, or, State Navy || UOZ RELIEve-D-ING.
A great relief --------------------- Ohg
j.
List, or, Register --------------- QVM
Not on Lloyd's Register. Not on Lloyd's Relieve-d-ing, Relief crew. --------- KDI
Registry book------------------. QXF Relieve vessel in distress ---------- LHK
UNS |—Register-ed-ing-ation. To register. Relieving tackles ------------------ xis
UNT –Registered tonnage. UPA —Relief.
Removed from Lloyd's ----QXH
UNV |—What is your (or vessel indicated) regis- || UPB |RELIGION-Ious.
tered tonnage?
- UPC |RELINQUISH-ED-ING-MENT.
UNW REGISTRAR. UPD |—Must relinquish.
UNX |—Registrar-General of Shipping and Sea
.
Inell. UPE RELoAD. -
Registrar of births, deaths, and mar- -
riages.--------------------------- GLI RELY-IED-ING. (See DEPEND) ------- KUB
UNY REGRET-TED-TING. | -
UNZ —Do not regret. UPF REMAIN-ED-ING. (See also Stop and WAIT.)
UOA |—Much regret-ted. Am I (or is person indicated) to wait
or, remain)?--------------------. YSN
Do not quit the ship until the tide has
UOB REGULAR-LY-ITY. ebbed ---------------------------- AD
Are you regularly licensed, or, Have | UPG |—Do you remain?
you a permit?------------------- QPM | UPH |—Do you remain all night?
Have sounded - - - - - - - - - -WKO How long shall you remain?------- QYP
Have sounded regularly? ------ wkQ || I must remain till further orders---sty
Ishall}}.
keep the lead going regularly. I | UPI —Ishall not remain.
shall sound regularly------------ QJH | UPJ |—I shall remain.
Irregular-ly-ity. ----...------------PTD || I want assistance; please remain by me,
NR
Is the communication with — regular: |
JGld || I will remain by you (or vessel indi
It
is not prudent to proceed without || cated) ----------------------------AI
regular soundings--------------- wks | UPK —I will remain by you if you wish
it.
Regular soundings.---------------- WKT None remaining (left) -------------- Sub

UOC |—Regular survey necessary. UPL |–Not to remain.
UOD |—Regular survey unnecessary. Please remain by me; want assistance,
I
We have sounded regularly------- WYK NR

Winter has regularly set --zgk Position remains unaltered--------- TPs
at
—
in
Remain by the ship ----...----------KH

UOE REGULATE-ING-ION. UPM —Remain, or, Stay where you are.
UOF |—According regulations. Unsafe to remain until — --------- Ykn
to
UOG |—Contrary What quantity

to
regulations.
of
col
in
coal remains
UOH –Regulated. lier (coal depôt, or, lighter)?----- lxo
Will remain by you ---...--------. UPK
UOI REIGN-ED-ING. You must remain till further orders,
NUM
UOJ REINFORCE-D-ING-MENT.
UOK –In want of reinforcements. UPN REMAINDER.
UOL |—Reinforcements are expected.
UOM —Reinforcements constantly arriving. UPO
|Rºssºw.
*
REMARK–REPEAT.
UPQ |REMARK-ED-ING-ABEE-Y. UQX |REPAIR-ED-ING-ABLE.

Tell my owner ship answers remarka- Boiler can not be repaired ---------. re
bly well-------------------------ENO Boiler has been repaired ---------- GVY
||.
Boiler has not been repaired ------- Gºvz
UPR |REMEDY-IED-ING. Boiler must be repaired.---------- GWF
UPS –Can be remedied? Boiler requires repairs ------------ G.W.L
it
UPT –Can not be remedied.

§§ —Cable repaired.
is
UQZ |—Can be repaired.
UPW sea? ----- BA
at
REMEMBER-ED-ING. Can damage be repaired
URA
be
Do you remember(or, recollect)?---ULo |—Can repaired?
it
||
UPW |–Does, or, Do not remember. Can the damage be repaired by your
UPX |—It must be remembered. selves? ---------------------------BC
UPY |—Remembrance. URB |—Can not be repaired.
repair sails ----------...-- HVE
to
Canvas
UPZ sea ------ Be
at
REMIND-ED-ING-ER. Damage can be repaired
Damage, or, Defects can not be repaired
UQA ||REMIT-TED-TING. TO REMIT. without assistance---------------- Bor
UQB |—Remittance. Damage repaired ---------------- KIX
is
Remittance list.-------------------. QVL
at
Defects can not be repaired sea (or
at
Very good remittance------------- OEM place indicated) ------------------ br'
Defects may be set right — hours-BD
in
Engines broken down; under temporary
UQC REMONSTRATE-D-ING-ANCE—witH. repair -------------------------- MCK
Engines disabled; can repair
—
in
§§ REMOVE-D-ING-AL.
UQE |—Not removed.
hours--------------------------- MCI,
Engines under temporary repair---MBK
º:
UQF |—Obstruction removed. Execute repairs------------------- MLK
UQG |—Remove obstruction. How long will you (or vessel indicated)
Removed from Lloyd's register----QxH be repairing damages? ------------ BM
UQH –To be removed. am telegraph cable. Keep
I
a
out of my way------------------ XLQ
TJRC —I am under repair.
UQI REMUNERATE-D-ING-ION-IVE. shall repair damage —--------- KJO
in
I
UQJ –No remuneration. URD –In want repairs.

of
undergo repairs------- SMT

|
obliged
Is
to
UQK |RENDER-ED-ING. Machinery wants repair ----------- MBL

Could not render assistance--------- CQ Must discharge cargo repair damage,
to
No assistance can be rendered; do the KJR
best you can for yourselves ------- Cx Proceed after repairing machinery-RDw
Passed wreck (date latitude, and longi-
#. Pumps want repair---------------- UBR
to a
tude follow), but could not URE —Repairs necessary.

any assistance; people still on board, Repair on board------------------- GQT
ZV Repairs engines can not be done here,
of
Render all the assistance possible — to, MBU

Repairs
be
CY engines may to —
of
in
done
UQL ||—Rendered unserviceable. hours ---------------------------MBV
Stopping only for small adjustment
UQM RENDEzvous. machinery ---------------------- RDY
to
Convoy disperse, and reassemble at The damage machinery not serious,

to
is
can be repaired by the

as
rendezvous (or place indicated)-It

at
and such
is
Convoy will rendezvous — on the –, vessel's own engineers -----------. RL

at
JUP Twine, needles, and palms for repairing

UQN |—Convoy will rendezvous sails ---------------------------- YFN
—
(latitude
in
Under temporary repair----------- Yhk

.
and longitude indicated).

Proceed to rendezvous-----...-------TxD Where will you go repair damage?
to
— (port indicated
at
BW
or
Rendezvous on
(port in
—
bearing indicated) from

miles ---------- JB URF
—
dicated) distant REPAY-Aid-ING.

|
(...)
latitude and longitude URG |—Repayment.
in
Rendezvous
||
- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - -- - - JC
UQO —TO rendezvous at.
T
UQP —To, or, At the rendezvous. URH |REPEAL-ED-ING.

UQR |—When shall we be at the rendezvous?
UQS —Where the (or, Where shall we) URI |REPEAT-ED-ING-ETITION.
is
||
rendezvous? Annul the last hoist; will repeat it-ve

I
UQT |—Will rendezvous (or, in). Discontinue repeating signals.----- LDG

at
am going repeat signal from —

to
I I I
(word indicated) ----------------- VH
º
UQV RENEw-ED-ING-AL.
Can you renew the action? ---------DIR will repeat the message (or, what you
------ ---- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - ---- RQN
UQW (To hire.) will repeat the signal------------ WCK
|RENT-ED-ING-AL.
-
REPEAT—REPORT.
REPEAT—Continued. REPORT-Continued.
Repeat my signals until further orders, I
can not take you in tow, but will re
wop | port you at —, and send immediate
Repeat ship's name; your flags were || assistance-----------------------
XYQ
not made out--------------------. DU
Repeat your signal, or, Repeat your sig-
|| URT |-I have reported you to the vessel Ispoke;
she is bound to — (place indicated).
nal from (hoist indicated)--------. v1 || URV —I will report you at —.
Repeat the last hoist; it is not under- || URW |—It is reported.
stood ---------------------------URK Mail reported lost.----------------- RFM
Repeat the last signal made ------- WCR Medical report -------------------- ROK
| URJ |—Repeat the message. Meteorological or weather report---Rsf
Repeat the semaphore signal ------ woº News, or, Report, or, Information is
Repeat your distinguishing signal; the confirmed -----------------------JOE
flags were not made out---------- DU No weather report...----------------zG
.
Repeating rifle-------------------- Uxid Nothing to report------------------ SKG
URK |—The last hoist is not understood; repeat
- Pirate reported (or, seen) off —----TKR
#: i.
it. URX -ed-ing. -
Will you repeat the signal (or, mes- To report --- ------ WCS
#: ...”-
sage)?-------------------------- WDQ by telegraph---------------
Will you repeat the signals being made
to --------------------------- VN
----:
- - - - - - - - -- - -
| –Report expenditure—of.
me?
| URY
..
- Report is not correct--------------- JXC
-:
URL |REPLACE-D-ING. URZ |—Report me all well.
Light indicated has been replaced.-QSD Report me by post to my owner (or, to
URM R EPLENISH-ED-ING. Mr. -)
at ----------------------- UC
º
hº-º.
USA. Ine to
eport me by telegraph to Li d
Lloyd's--UD
Rº
URN To REPLY. (See also
- me by telegraph to owner (or,
$."...º.º.º.º.º.
•, . to Mr. —) at —- - - - - - - - - - - - - ------UE
Report me by telegraph to “Shipping
azette”-------------------------
graph to ----------------------- WT R epºr:t t
UF
URO |—I will send a reply. Report me tº Tºrº---------------. UM
I will telegraph %r your orders if you

ºne
to Lloyd's--------------. UG
.# *lºor-to ------- - - -sº
º
will l Report me (or, my communication) to
–Inºi
-
URP p (or - -
| Lloyd's agent at — --------------. Uh
i Report me to Maritime Association,
| No reply. Not answered.---------- ENH | ev York--- ZNA
Replied, or, by telegraph-FMQ ||
º
| Answered Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phila
| Reply... (An answer)--------------RMo || lohi
Rºto-New
ZNB
Reply by telegraph-----------------wºº ||
Heraldº
sº§
*. -: }. §.
York
Send a reply (or, answer)---------- ENK •w Yorkmerudºmº,
my message to
Rº: York------------------------UJ
“New York Herald” office,
to•
- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- ----
º§
eW
Telegraph reply. by
Answer Report me “New York Herald"office,
to
arls --------------------.-------- UK
Riº sº.
Wait for reply (or, answer)-. ----- Tx USB
a
me
What reply (or, answer)?. ---------ENP
!.
Asso -
eport me racinc Snipowners
to
What was the answer (or, reply)?---TY

'
Will await reply (or, answer)------- TZ halle Hº.

º
it
Ine to the Borsenna IIe

#.
a
Will you await reply? -------------- UA

|—Report my arrival (or, arrival
of
USC —).
URQ |REPORT. (See also Account.) - Report requires confirmation :----- JOF
Alarming report (or, account) ----- IdEV
all
Report the
- --
(vessel indicated) well

Confidential report(or, communication), (latitude, and longitude indicated)
onin
JFX the (date indicated) ----...-UN

Conflicting reports ---------------. JOM Report the motions—of------------ SBA
Contradict the report -------------- JST Report when finished (or, complete)—
Daily report -----------------------Kis with ---------------------------- JKS
Derelict reported off — (or, the vi- Report when ready—to (or, for)---Ux
in
cinity of –) ---------------------- JF Report when ready for sea--------. UJY

—,
|–Report when ship denoted

on
Derelict reported passed lati USD sighted.

is
|| ||
tude — longitude —; dangerous USE |—Reporter.

to
navigation ---------------------- KVR

be reported?----- ºby
Send report of--------------------- v9E
Signal the name of place
to
Do you wish
to
UB which you
-
-
-
-
Do you wish your arrival reported?-EYC wish to be telegraph-wpF

Get steam up; report when ready---KM USF –Vessel reported by tele
be
to
desires
||
URS |—Have you anything

to
report?
to
at
- graph owner, Mr. —, —.

all
Have you seen any men-of-war? Vessels that wish be reported

If
so,
to
report their names (or, nationalities), well, show your numbers (or, distin
WNM guishing signals) ---------------- DYT
:
IPART II. GENERAL WOCABULARY. 363
REPORT-RESIDENCE.
|
REPORT-Continued. REQUIRE–Continued.
Vessels that wish to be reported, show USZ —Do you require?
your distinguishing signals ------- EA Do require any assistance (or
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav help)—from?
ing, show your numbers (or, distin Do you require further assistance?---CT
ishing signals) ----------------- EB Do youreguire immediate assistance?-cu
What is the meteorological report for How long do you require to clean your
to-day?--------------------------. ZK. engine?-------------------------QYM
What is the meteorological report for
to-morrow?----------------------- ZL
I am going to stop; machinery requires
adjusting ------ -------------RK
I can not get at goods re uired----OEw
USG Represent-ED-ING-Ation. - - I require assistance from Lloyd's agent,’
|USH —Representative. CV
I will lend what is required.-------- QNA
REPRIMAND-ED-ING. (Censure) ------- IGT necessary (or, Does the navigation
Is it
require me) to take a pilot?------ SEY
USI REPUBLIC-AN-ISM. Machinery requires adjusting ----- DKF
USJ —President of the Republic. More hands are required—at —----OME
My engines require cleaning------- MBQ
USK REPUDIATE-D-ING-ION. Report requires confirmation
UTA —Require an interpreter.
TUSL REPULSE-D-ING. Require assistance (or, help)—of (or,
from) ----------------- ----------- Cz
USM REQUEST-ED-ING—THAT. To REQUEST. (See Require cleaning---------------:- - - - ISX
also ASK.) Require diver to clear screw.-------- LID
Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested, Require diver to examine bottom---LIE
DKR UTB —Require explanation.
Admiral, or, Senior officer requests the Require hospital treatment-------- OYU
pleasure of your company to dinner, UTC —Require steam—for.
Drºx Require water boat (or, tank) --...-. GUJ
Agent's request ------------------- DSN Should you require any assistance (or,
As requested.---------------------- FBh
Captain is requested to come on board,
Hwn ery -----------------------------DKG
request ----------------- HWT
Captain's Vessel indicated does not require fur
Comply with request (or, signal)---JLD ther assistance ------...--------- FGQ
USN —Have, or, Has been requested. What assistance do you require? What
Owner's request ------------------- SYL do you want?-------------------- FGT
Permission urgently requested to enter —Will you require?
harbor ----------------------PD Will you require shoring up?------ WZP
USO —Request (a request). —You are required.
USP —Request can be complied with.
-
Request captain to come here (or to place REQUISITE-ITION.
indicated) ---------------------- Hxf As requisite------------------------
FBI
USQ —Request permission—to. Caution is requisite. Take care, or, Be
Request the captain of —(vessel indi- || careful—of - --------------------- FT
cated) —Requisition for passes.
USR —Request the pleasure of.
UST —Request you will. RESCUE-D-ING.
USV —Request you will not.
USW —Shall, or, Will request. |RESEMBLE-D-ING-ANCE.
USX —Sorry I am unable to comply with your
request. |RESERVE-D-ING-ATION.
The Admiral (or, senior officer) requests Lieutenant in the Naval Reserve --QPx
the pleasure of your company to din Officer of Naval Reserve- - - - - - - - - - Seu
Iler ----------------------------- DKX UTK —Reserve squadron.
Wessel, or, Person indicated is not able || Naval Reserve--------------------- SET ||
to comply ----------------------- JLG : Naval Reserve ensign -------------MEQ
Sub-lieutenant in the Naval Reserve,
USY REQUIRE-D-ING-MENT. QPz
Am on shore, likely to breakup; require UTL |REservoir.
immediate assistance -------------CA | Air reservoir ---------------------Dwg
Ambulance required to convey patient
to hospital ---------------------- EDy UTM RESHIP-PED-PING.
Article indicated can be supplied, but Cargo has been reshipped - - - - ----Hzw
it will require fitting------------- EZF Cargo must be reshipped----------- IAB
Boiler requires cleaning -------- - - Gwr. Is reshipping her cargo ------------ IAT
Boiler requires repair------. ------ G.W.L |
Coal requires much draft.---------- IWR UTN RESIDE-D-ING.
Do not require further assistance. Do
not require (or, want) assistance--CR UTO RESIDENCE.
RESIDENT—RIDER.
RESIDENT. (Inhabitant)------------ PKO || UVT RETURNS.

Daily returns---------------------KMY
UTP RESIGN-ING-ATION. UVW —Returns ordered.
UTG) |—Resigned. UVX |—Returns ready.
Send returns — of — -------------- v9F
UTR RESIN-OUS. ROSIN. -
UVY REVENGE-D-ING-FUL.
UTS
UTV –
iRESIST-ED-ING-ANCE.
Resistance coil. | UVZ REven UE.
Is a revenue cutter---------------- khw
| !
UTW RESOLVE-D-ING-UTION.
- | Revenue boat. Custom-house boat-KGU
| Revenue vessel (or, cruiser)-------KFC
UTX RESOURCE. -
Nothing to be depended upon beyond || UWA ||REveRE-D-ING-ENCE.
your own resources ------------. KUM UWB |—The Reverend.
...
|
UTY RESPECT-ED-ING-ABLE-Y. UWC |REVERSE-D-ING-AL.
In every respect------------------- M.Jo
My best respects------------------GHv UWD REview-ED-ING.
||
UTZ —Respectful-ly.
UWE REVISE-D-ING-ION.
UVA RESPONSIBLE-ILITY.
Send responsible person on board-czE UWF |REvive-D-ING-AL.
a a
Send responsible person on shore-TGV |

UWG REVOKE-D-ING. To REVOKE. REVOCA
-
|
REST. (Remainder) ---------------- UPN TION.
UWB |REST-ED-ING. To REST. UWH REVOLT-ED-ING.
º
|
RESTAURANT, CAF#-----------------Hsu UWI REvolution.

Can work up — revolutions----- Zhu
to
º
UVC RESTORE-D-ING-ATION-ATIVE. UWJ |—Making (number follow) revolutions
to
Communication by telegraph re- per minute.
is
stored, or, Communication restored,

is
JFT UWK TEvolvK-D-ING.

||
UVD |RESULT-ED-ING. Let your wheels (or, screw) revolve

|
What happened (or, resulted)?----OMN without disconnecting-----------Q0B

Revolver-------------------------- TKU
UWE RETAIL-ED-ING. Revolver ammunition ------------. ICx
UWL —Revolving light.
UVF RETAIN-ED-ING. Want pistol (revolver) cartridges.--TKv
|
UVG |RETAKE-ING-Took. UWM REWARD-ED-ING. -

UVH UWN –Shall, or, Will
JI
|—Must be retaken. be rewarded.
UVI RETIRE-D-ING. UWO RHEUMATIC-ISM.

,
l
UWJ RETRACT-ED-ING-ION. RHINE WINE.------------------------- zGC
UVK RETREAT-ED-ING. UWP RHUBARB.
Army retreating --------------- Ewo UWQ |—Tincture
is
of
rhubarb.
||
Enemy retreating ---------------LZE

is
length) ------------ AWR

of
RI. (Measure
|
|UVL |RETURN-ED-ING. TO RETURN.

|
Boats' recall. All boats UWR

to
return
w to
RIB-BED.
||
the ship ----------- Code Flag over

Captain will not return until — --Hwu UWS |RICE.
|| ||
Certificate returned ---------------IHv

UVM –Do not return. UWT RICH-LY.
| |
UVN |—Has not returned.

*
UWO |—I shall return in. UWV Rode. To RIDE. (See also To
|RIDE-ING.
.
Immediately on my return (or, on the WEATHER.) -

—, person indicated)---PRI Can you ride out the gale?--------Nvy
of
return
Keep any letters (or, papers) for me till UWX |—Do you think we can (or, may) ride
it
|| ||
return ------------------------ PYK out?

I
UWP |—Return as soon as. UWY |—I shall ride out can.
if
if it
I
|
Return cargo --------------------- HzM Ride out, possible --------------Ks

it
||
UVQ |—Return salute. - Shall you ride out the gale? -------NWD
UVR |—Return the (or, your) station. Tide rode ------------------------- xSN
to
UVS —When do you (or, does he, or, did you,

|
-|
or, did he) return? UWZ |RIDER. (An additional clause.)

l
RIDGE–ROB.
UXA ||RIDGE-D. UXP | RINGLEADER.
RIDICULOUs-LY-NESs. (Absurd)
- ----- DBR UXQ RIot.
|
There has been a serious riot at —-vrw
UXB | RIFLE. |
UXC |–Magazine rifle. | UXR | RIPE-LY-NESS.
UXD —Repeating rifle. |
Rifle ammunition ----------------- EFY ||UXS |Rise-ING.. Rises. Rose.
Rifle, or, Small-arm magazine ----- EVF Barometer is rising -- - - - - - - -------- FXJ
Rifle range -----------------------UHX ||t Have premiums risen? -------------TSP
UXE |—Rifled gun. Premiums have risen -------------- TSR
UXF –Rifleman. Prices have risen -------. ----------TVs
Rounds of rifle ball cartridge ------ ICY || UXT |—Rise and fall is about — feet.
Send muskets (rifles) to party on shore, Spring tides rise — feet----------- WOY
SQC Tide has risen — feet -----. --------xsj
Service-rifle cartridge -------------- ICV Tide is rising ----------------- - - -xsi,
Service rifle ----------------------- X Tide rises — feet ------------------xsM
You are within musket (or, rifle) range, What is the rise and fall of the tide?-xH
UIA When moon rises------------------ RZD
UXG | RIG-GED-GING. To RIG. - -
A square-rigged vessel----------- WPM
Can you rig a jury mast?----------- VW || UXW | RISK-ED-ING. To
RISK.
Fore rigging----------------------. Nix Beach your vessel at all risks.-------- KI
Full-rigged ship------------------- NSU || UXW —Do not risk.
UXH |—How is she rigged? Do not risk an anchorage unless you
Jury rigged----------------------- PxH have very good ground tackle----- Fºx
Lower rigging--------------------- RCF Do not risk without a pilot -------- FKL
Main rigging---------------------- RGN || UXY |-Do not run any risk.
Mizzen rigging ------------------- RWS- Great risk ---------------- - - - - - - - - - ohi
UXI |—Rig in. Great risk in sending a boat-------- Gsz
UXJ |—Rig out. UXZ ||—I will run no risk.
UXK |—Rigging (the ropes). UYA |—If it can (or, may) be done without risk.
Running rigging------------------- vor UYB —Is there any risk?
Set up rigging--------------------- VSF | | Not safe to risk making the land---vide
Square-rigged ship---...----------- wpM | UYC –Risk-y.
Standing rigging ----------------- WOL UYD —There is no risk.
Topgallant rigging-------. . . . . ---- XVR | UYE | –Without risk.
Topmast rigging ------------------ XVZ 1. You run the risk of seizure (or, capture),
Wire rigging----------------------zGP : HXz
UYF | RIVER,
UXL RIGHT-ED-ING. To RIGHT. UYG |—Can you go up the river?
- She is righted; she is all safe ------ DYR | UYH –Po you go into the river?
Down the river ------------------- LME
UXM RIGHT-LY. (Correct.)
All right--------------------------
-
DXV | UYI
Falls of the
–In the river.
–
(river) -. -----------MRs
Buoys have just been examined; they Is the river navigation difficult?---Kzw
are all right--- - - - -------------- HMJ UYJ |—Off the mouth of the river — (or, –).
Damage can be put right in — hours, . On the left bank of the river.------- FVE
bid On the right bank of the river----- FVG i.
If I am
§
rightly informed ---------- PKD ||
Is she all right? -------- - - - - - - - - - - - DYM | NotE.-The left or right hand bank in
Keep right astern ----------------. FHN || descending
- the stream.
right ----------------------- UFS
ight meaning -------------------. RNs UYK |–River pilot.
I
With some assistance shall be able to
||
River police. Water police ------- YVx
set things right--------------- - - - - DF UYL |—Up the river.
UXN RIGHT. (On the right.) UYM | RIVET-ED-ING.

On the right bank of the river. (The UYN |—Started
-
a rivet.
right-hand bank in descending the
stream) ------------------------- FVG | UYO | ROAD.
Right arm ------------------------ EVL Along the road-------------------- EAM
UYP —On the road to —.
|-
RIN (coin) ----- ---------------------- AUV Rule of the road (at sea) ------ . . . . vBw
UYQ —Which is the road to —?
UXO | RING-ING. RUNG.
Packing ring ---------. ------------ SzB | UYR RoADSTEAD. (See also ANCHORAGE.)
Packing ring of cylinder cover broken, Lying in the roadstead ------------QPT
KAN || Vessel in the roadstead - - - - - - ------ YPZ
Ring bolt ------------------------- gyo ||
Thrust-block rings defective-------GNB || UYS |Rob-BED-BING-BER-BERY.
ROCK–ROPE.
UYT Rock-Y. (See also REEF.) UZL ROLLER.

A rocky beach -------------------- FzM. Rollers setting in------------------. UT
Apparently shoal water to the -----ERO
UYV |—Are there any rocks? RoMAN CATHOLIC -------------------- IEz
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal
ahead A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
-------------------------- hpB
of you would be much valued ---------- TVY
Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your ||
Breakers,
rt bow. ----------------------- HFD ROMAN CEMENT ---------------------- IGR.
or,
your
on
Breakers, Reef, Rock, Shoal
starboard bow ----------------- HFE
||
UZM Roof-ED-ING,
|
Drove on the rocks ----...--------- --Loe.
Foul ground. Rocky bottom------ HAz UZN |Room. (Space.)
||
Keep the rocks on — -------------- Pzi, UZO |—Barely room
to
wear.
Near the rocks -------------------- srk Enough, or, Sufficient room ------- Mixc
|UYW |—On the rocks. UZP —Have room to wear?
I
UYX more cargo ------ IAP
no
|—Rock under water. Have room for
|
" ----------------------------
Rocks, Reefs, or, Shoals extend from —
way
UMS
Have you room enough—for (or, to) —?
MDL
Rocks stretch long out------- GE Have you room for more cargo? ----IAR
a
Rocky bottom. Foul ground------ HAZ have not room to heave-to----- -os.J
I I
-
UYZ |—Rocky coast. will heave-to directly have room-oss
I
point out reef (rock, or, UZ —No room—for.
to
Send boat
|
shoal) ---------------------. ----GUo UZ —Not room swing.
to
Very rocky .---------------------YPR || Not room to wear ------------------MB
-
UZA |—Wessel on the rocks. UZS —Not sufficient room.

is
You are too near the rocks--------- spp. Room enough.--------------------- MDC
|
UZT —Room swing.
to
UZB ROCKET. Sea room-------------------------- WLD
:
|
UZC –Can you spare some signal rockets? Shall my present berth, have room
in
I,
Explosive rocket. War rocket ----Moz for weighing, the wind shifts?-gfz
if
UZD –Gun cotton rocket. Take room enough ---------------- midy
UZE |—Have you any rockets? UZW |—There not room to —.
Look out for rocket line (or, line).---KF UZW |—There plenty is is
of
room.
|
Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus----ERH You have barely room -----------. Fwt

Rocket (Life-saving) apparatus coming,
ERJ UZX Room. (A room.)
||
---------------------- Gºwm
-
Rocket brigade -------------- ------ hib Boiler room
UZF —Rocket staff. Bread room----------------------- hEM
Rocket (Life-saving) station ------ WRP Engine room---------------------- MBE
UZG |—Rocket to throw line. L.S.A. rocket. Engine room full water--------,
of
MBG
a
UZH –Rocket Engine room has — feet
it,
of
tube. water
in
Signal rocket --------------------- WDB MBH
Skyrocket------------------------ WFN Engine-room telegraph ------------ MBJ
Gun room-------------------------00T
UZI Rop.
------------- DWF In the engine room---------------- MBP
Air-pump rod broken Mess room------------------------ RQH
Connecting rod-------------------- J.PK Near the engine room------------- MBR
Connecting-rod bolts broken ------ GXV Sail room -------------------------VEH
Connecting-rod brasses broken (or, out State room ------------------------HQJ
order):----------------------- HEB Store room ----------------------- WXs
of
Cylinder side rod -----------------. kir Under the engine room------------ MCE
Eccentric rod bent ---------------- LSw Ward room----------------------- YUh
Eccentric rod broken --------- LSX
-
-
-
-
-
Fººtion UZY |Rope.

of
rod out order---TAY -

||
Piston rod ------------------------ TKY Boat rope------------------------- RU

Piston-rod bolts broken ---------. GYB Hºº-ºº:::::::::::::::::::
-
Piston-rod brasses broken --------- HED rope

Breast ----------------------- HFQ
Piston rod cracked (or, broken) --- KAX Buoy rope (of anchor) -----------. EHR
Piston-rod crosshead damaged (or, Cable-laid rope-------------------- HQR
broken) ------------------------- KEJ Can you spare some rope? (Size
to
Pump rod------------------------- UBN follow) ------------------------- with

Slide-valve rod ------------------- WGN Coil of rope------------------------ IZO
Slide-valve rod broken------------ WGO Coir, or, Grass rope---------------- Izu
Sounding rod --------------------WKW Drag TOpe ------------------------ LMY
Rode.
-
(See RIDE) ---------------...-UwV
stºre of tenºrarº. V
AVs
#. £º
European
Hawser-laid
rope--------------------
TOpe--------------
rope------------------
Mhz.
OPR
opv
--
-
-
-
-
-
-
J
Rozor length)
of
(Measure
the cable (or, rope) belayed (fast):
Is
UZJ ROLL-ED-ING. HRK

:
Muster roll (or, book). Roster----GZB Lift rope-------------------------- QRM

UZK –Rolling batten. Man ropes------------------------- RJX
ROPE—RUN.
ROPE—Continued. VAR Row. (A line or series.)

Manila rope ----------------------- RJT
Mast rope------------------------- RMI || WAS ROW-ED-ING-ER.
Old rope .-------------------------sqh || VAT |—To row guard.
Rope, or, Jacob's ladder ----------- PUJ
Send a rope on board-------------- GQv || WAU |Row LOCK.
Slip rope------------------------- WGY
VAB —Tiller rope. VAW |ROYAL-LY-TY-IST.
Top rope ------------------------- xVM Fore royal---------------------...---NIY
VAC —Veer a rope astern. Fore-royal yard-------------------- Niz
| Wheel ropes----------------------- ZCJ Main royal-----. . . . . -----. ------RGo
...
VAD –Wire rope. - Main-royal yard------------------. RGP
Yard rope------------------------- ZKQ Mizzen royal --------------...----. Rwt
Mizzen-royal yard----------------Rw
U
ROSE. RISE. RISEN ---------------- Uxs VAX |—Royal Exchange.
Royal, or, State Navy List -------- QVM
-
ROSIN. RESIN-OUS -----...------------UTR Royal Navy, or, State Navy-------- SFC
-
WAY |—Royal sail.

RosTER ----------------------------- gze WAZ |—Royal salute.
WBA ||—Royal sheet.
VAE
-
ROT-TED-TING. Royal standard. Royal flag ------ wºx
|
Dry rot ----------------------...---- Loq WBC |—Royal yacht.

||
WAF |—Rotten. Royal Yacht Squadron------------ WPG

-
|—Royal yard.
| |
WBD
VAG ROTATE-D-ING-ION. ROTARY.
|
Rotary Engine-------------------- MAv VBE -

|RUB-BED-BING.
||
Rubbed off the copper------------- JVT

|ROTTOLO. (Measure of weight) ------ BCR
-
WBF |RUBBER.
|Rouble (PAPER). (Money) -------. AUW India rubber. Gutta-percha ------ OKU
ROUBLE (SILVER). (Coin) ---------- AUx VBG |RUBBISH.
||
VAH ROUGH-LY-NESs. VBH RUDDER.

have had rough passage --------TDB Balanced rudder----------...-------- FTA
a
I
VAI —Very rough. WBI —Damaged rudder.

-
Damaged rudder; can not steer------ BI

VAJ |ROUMANIA-N. Roum ANIAN COLORs. Jury rudder ----------------------- Pxi
VBJ –Loss of, or, Lost rudder.
VAK ROUND-ED-ING. Rudder chain----------------------IJV
Brace round ---------------. ------ HDN VBK |—Rudder chock.
|| ||
Brace round your head yards------ HDO WBL |—Rudder coat.

Come round. ---------------------- JCx Rudder disabled; will you assist me
into — (port indicated)?---------- DA
as
as
Get her head round fast possible,

NYU VBM |—Rudder head.
||
Get her head round, or, Get her on the VBN |—Rudder iron.
other tack, you will be on shore-LF |—Rudder post.
or
WBO
||
Going round -------- -------------- OCD Vessel indicated has lost her rudder-RBE
Round about ---------------------- DAI
Round-ed-ing the point------------TNo WBP |RUDE-LY-NESs.
||
Rounding the Cape---------------- HVS

Wear short round-----------------YXT WBQ |RUG.
||
VAL |Round. (Shape.) WBR |RUGGED.

WAM –Round shot.
-
VBS RUIN-ED-ING-OUS.
|ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION.—FOR —----EFz
ammunition for heavy guns,
of
Rounds WBT RULE-D-ING. To RULE.

EGA WBU |—Rule (regulation).
|| ||
rifle ball cartridge------- ICY

of
of
Rounds WBW |—Rule the road (at sea).
VAN |Rout-ED-ING.
WBX RUM.
|
VAO Route. RUMOR (report)----------...---------URQ

En route-------------------------- LYA
WBY RUN-NING. See also RAN.
|
WAP ROUTINE. running fight-------------------MXs

A
After running — (miles indicated)-DRH

Rove. REEVE-D-ING---------------- UMx Blockade runner ------------------ G.N.F
Chronometer has run down--------- GQ
VAQ Row. (Address.) Current runs — miles an hour----- KFY
RUN–SAFE.
RUN–Continued. voR Rye.

Current, or, Tide will run very strong
(indicate miles per hour, if necessary), º
KGB
Do not run any risk--------------- UxY
Fore runner----------------------- N.J.A
Had we not better run in and make the
land?----------------------------- PZ
Have, or, Has run (or, put) into —--UCT
WBZ I
—I can not run; must see it out.
VCA I
|—I do not like to run in; prefer keeping
the sea.
I blockade------------------------ GNM
have (or vessel indicated has) run the
i
I
have (or vessel indicated has) sunk
(or, run down) a vessel----------- hik
I
will run no risk -----------------Uxz
Let run. Let it run-------------- QNW ||
WCB |—Main runner.
Medical comforts running short----Ro1 ||
Medicines have run short----------ROQ ||
My chronometer has run down------ GQ WCS S. (Letter.) (For new method of spell.
Ran -------- ---------------------- UHN ing, see page 13.)
Ran against (or, foul of) ----------. DSG |
Ran, or, Run away---------------- UHo || SAADING, or, TOUNG. (Measure of length),
Ran clear------------------------- UHP || Aws
Ran into-------------------------- UHQ || VCT |SABBATH. SUNDAY.
Ran out -------------------------- Uhr
Run for —. Make for — ---------. RIH || VCU SACK-ED-ING.
F.
VCD |—Run in (or, into).
Run in for (or, pilot vessels), and || WCW SACRIFICE-D-ING.
look out for their signals --------RAC || -
Run on board by------------------ GQU
VCE –
| Run on shore.
|| WCX | SAD-LY-NESs.
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel, |VCY | SADDLE-D-ING. SADDLERY.

FZS
Run out-------------------------- swg | VCZ |SAFE-ER-Est. (See also SAVE.)
All safe (saved) ------------------ DxW
WCF
WCG –
|—Run out a warp.
| Runners and tackles.
:
Are your friends safe?------------- NR0
WCH
VCI
VCJ
|—Running ...;
|-Running before the wind.
|—Running under bare poles.
Arrived safely -------------------- Exy
Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just at
slack water (or, at —, time indicated),
Shall we run for — (place indicated)? FWT
WUA Boat is safe ----------------------- Grp
Can we anchor with safety?-------. Ehs
or,
Tide, Current will run very strong

(miles per hour may follow) ----- KGB
| |
Fears are entertained for the safety of—,

WCK |—Underrun-ning-ran. MUI
Unsafe to run in until weather moder- For the safety of.----------------- NHM
ates ---------------------------- YKO Harbor, or, Anchorage safe with all
is
Want warp run out ---------------- YQ winds ---------------------------- oz

What does, or, What will the tide run? VDA |—I know
of
no safe harbor.
VDB –Is safe?
|
XSP
it
|
-
What harbor shall you run for?----ond VDC |—Is, or, Are not safe.
When have run my distance shall the anchorage (or, my anchorage) safe
Is
I
put her head off until —--------- LGP with all winds (specify which wind,
if
VCL |—You run away from me. necessary)? ----------------------- PB

not safe to go so fast ----------- LS
It It
is is
RUNG. RING-ING ------------------- UXO not very safe where you are an
||
chored -------------------------- Eix

VCM RUNG. (A Rung.) Landing safe, but disagreeable-LCE
Nº. the crew pres
to
Not safe go on with

at
-
RUPEE. (Coin) -------------------- AUY ent -----------------------------RPF

|
risk making the land.

to
WDE ||—Not safe

WCN |RUPTURE-D-ING. Only chance safety-------------- IRG
of
Safe anchorage ---------- ---------- ELD -

VCO RUSH-ED-ING. VDF |-Safely.
WDG |—Safely moored.
VCP RUSSIA-N, RUSSIAN COLORs. VDH |–Safety.
Bank of Russia ------------------- FUR VDI |—Safety valve.
VDJ –Safety
of
valves out order.

She righted; she safe ---------DYR
is
WCQ RUST-ED-ING-Y.
is
SAFE—SAIL.
|
SAFE—Continued. SAIL–Continued.
Shift your berth. Your berth is not WEB —I shall shorten sail.
- - - - - - - - - - - --------------- - - - - KT I will show a light to-night when Imake
WDK —Shorten sail; it is not safe to go so fast.
The berth you are now in is not safe,
GHE part company ------------------- JGN
VDL —Will it be safe? - In making sail--------------------- RID
Will the soundings be a safe guide?-WKZ Intend to sail---------------------- POZ
You are quite safe where you are--UFV Jigger royal yard and sail---------- PWS
You must moor; it is not safe other Jigger topgallant yard and sail ---- PVT
wise ------------. ---------------RZO" Jigger topsail yard and sail-------- PVU
Jigger yard and sail -------------- PVW
SAG-GED-GING. Keep main topsail shivering ------- Pz.J.
Keep mizzen topsail shivering ----- Pzk
SAGENE, or, SASCHENE. (Measure of Light sail. Upper sail ------------ QSW
length) ------------------------- AWT Loose sails ------------------------ RAJ
Lower studding sail--------------- rocł
VIDN SAGO. Lower topsail--------------------- RCh
Lugsail---------------------------RCY
SAID. (See SAY) -------------------- VIJ Mail has sailed--------------------RFH
Mail steamer sails-ed.------------- RFN
SAIL-ED-ING. To SAIL. Mails go in sailing vessels --------- RFP
Amabout to sail--P, or, Code Flag over P Mainsail. Main course.------------ RGQ
VDP —Are you a quick sailer? Mainsail split --------------------- Ross
VD —Before sailing. Main staysail--------------------- RGW
VD —Before you sail. Main topgallant sail---------------RHA
WDS —Bend a new sail. Main topmast staysail------------- rhid
WDT —Bend sails. Main topsail ---------------------- RHE
Boat's sails Make more sail —. Set your —----RIL
Book of Sailing Directions (indicate Make, or, Set sail
place, if necessary) -------------- GYx Make sail, or, Go ahead and drop a boat
WDU —Can not carry more sail. on board------------------------ DVN
Canvas to repair sails ------------. HWE Mizzen topgallant sail------------ RW x
Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not Mizzen topmast staysail----------- RXA
carry sail Mizzen topsail --------------------RXB
WDW —Do not furl sails. WEC —My sails are all blown away (or, split).
Do you- know anything of strange sail? VED —No use carrying so much sail.
QBU Prepare for sailing. Get ready for sea,
Easy sail. Keep under easy sail---LRW NYx
Engines broken down; obliged to pro Royal sail ------------------------ WAY
ceed under sail ------------------ MCI —Sail. (A sail.)
Fill main topsail------------------ MYB Sail cloth-------------------------- IVO
Fore and aft sail ------------------ NIU —Sailmaker.
Foresail--------------------------- NIV —Sail room.
Fore staysail ---------------------- NJD —Sailed for —.
Fore-topgallant sail --------------- NJh —Sailed from –.
Fore-topmast staysail ------------- NJM Sailing collier --------------------- JAP
Fore-topsail----------------------- NJO —Sailing directions (indicate place, if
Furl sails (or sails indicated) -----. NTx necessary).
Gaff foresail ---------------------- Nixon —Sailing orders.
Gaff mainsail ---------------------Nvf Sailing vessel
Gaff-topsail----------------------- NVG —Sails from.
Get sail on your ship as fast as possible, —Sails shivering.
NYZ —Set studding sails.
Great circle sailing - - - - - ----------OHA —Set topgallant sails.
Has the mail sailed—for —?--------- QO —Set — sails.
Have you a book of Sailing Directions? Shall I furl sails?
ro VER —Shall, or, Will not sail.
Headsail -------------------------- OQJ —Shall, or, Will sail.
Hoist windsails------, ------------ own. VE T —Shorten sail.
VDX —How does — (vessel indicated) sail? Shorten sail; it is not safe to go so fast,
VDY —How much sail? WDK
I
am about to sail, Small sail ------------------------- QSV
Flag P, or, Code Flag over P Split all my sails------------------ WOB
WDZ —I am going to sail (date may follow). Spritsail--------------------------woz
I
am, or, They are ready for sea (or, to Sprung, or, Damaged a mast; can not
sail) ----------------------------UJM carry sail ------------------------ BH
WEA —I mean to carry sail all night. Square sail ----------------------- WPN
I sail to-night--------------------- xUr Staysail -------------------------- WSE
II shall keep under easy sail-------- LRY
shall not furl sails --------------- NTY
Stop the sailing of —-------------- WXI
Storm sail------------------------WXV
102188°–17—24
SAIL–SAND.
|
SAIL–Continued. | WFN SALLY Port.

Storm staysail -------------------- WSF ||
Storm trysail---------------------wxY || WFO SALMon.
Strange sail ---------------------- WYT
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is VFP SALoon.
bound to — ---------------------HBT VFQ |—Saloon passenger.
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is
from ------------------------ - WYU VFR SALT. SALINE.
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is Boiler tubes salted.---------------- Gwº
(or, was) in distress------------- LHM Can you supply me with salt beef
Studding sail --------. ------------ XAY || ". (number of casks indicated)? ----GDA
Studding sail boom---------------- GZX Condenser tubes choked (or, salted),
Take in #. sails----------------- x.JN
Take in sail ---------. ------------. VET Epsom salts----------------------- Morld
J.M.W.
Take in studding sails -------------x.Jo || WFS —Salt beef.

Take in topgallant sails------------XJP Salt butter------------------------ hot
There is a strange sail on — (bearing || WFT ||—Salt fish.
indicated)------------------------ EM || WFU |—Salt meat.
This is my best point of sailing . . . . GIA || VFW –Salt pork.
This is not my best point of sailing-GiB || VFX |—Salt provisions.
Topgallant sail------------------- xvs || WFY |—Salted-ing. To salt.
Topgallant studding sail------- ----xvt
Topmast staysail -----------------wsG | VFZ |SALTPETRE.
Topmast studding sail------------ xWA
Topsail-------. ... ----------------XWB || WGA |SALUTE-D-ING.
Trysail --------------------------- YDA Return salute--------------------- Uvg
Try rate of sailing----------------- YCU Royal salute ---------------------- vaz
Tº ----------------------------
Salls
needles, and palmsfor repairing ||
sails----------------------
Unbend SALVAGE.
VGB |—Shall I salute?
Under all sail--------------------- Lloyd's Salvage Agreement.------- Qw Y

Under easy sail-------------------- —Salvage demanded.
Upper sail------------------------- —Salvage officer.
Upper topsail --------------- —Salvage steamer.
as to sail immediately |—Salvage voucher.
WEU |—Was to sail on the –. -
VEW |—We, or, Vesselindicated sailed on the –
|| VGI SAME.
We sail on the ------------------- SQR || VGJ |—In the same.
VEX |—What is your best point of sailing? In the same position---------------TPo
When did you sail? ----------------- SG | VGK –In the same state as before.
When do you propose sailing?------- ZT || VGL |—Is not the same. -
VEY
is,
|—When does he (she, or indicated vessel) || WGM |—It or, They are the same.
sail? Not the same position----------- TPQ
in
VEZ |—Why do you not sail? On the same day--------------- ...--KNR

Windsail ------------------------- ZFv VGN –The same as —.
||
VFA —With all sail set. The same as usual ----------------

The same color --------------------
SAILMAKER ------------------------- VEG The same course.-----------
VFB |—Am in want of sailmakers. The same description
Can get any sailmakers?---------- NY.J. The same kind—as ----------------
I
WGO |—The same thing.

WFC |SAILOR. WGP l—The same time. At the same time.
WFD |—Sailors' Home. VGQ |—The same way.
WGR |—Will do the same.
VFE SAINT. S.T. SAN-TA.
VGS SAMPAN.
VFG |SAKE.
For the sake of.--------------------NHo VGT |SAMPLE-D-ING.
||
VGU |—Samples can be seen.

VFH is ALICINE. Send sample—of ------------------ v9G
|
VFI |SAL-AMMONIAC.
VGW SAMSON POST.
WFJ |SALARY-IED.
VGX SANATIVE. SANITARY.
VFK SALE. SELL.)
(See also
Advertise cargo and day sale----Dob WGY SANCTION-ED-ING.
of
Cargo not salable ------------------ IAE VGZ |—Can sanction.

||
VFL –Have anything for sale? WHA |—Is, or, Are sanctioned by.
#.
|
Put off the sale-------------------- sov

Sale by auction-------------------- FLT WHB SAND-Y.
||
WFM –Salable. sandy beach -------------------- FZN

A
SAND–SCHOOL.
SAND—Continued. SAVE-Continued.
Bar has, or, Sands have shifted.---- FVU Cargo saved -----------------------IAF
Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones, Crew saved ----------------------- KCW
HAX Iam sinking (or, on fire); send all avail
On a sand bank ------------------- FVD able boats to save passengers and
Quicksand ------------------------ UFG Crew. -----------------------------NO
Sand bag-------------------------- Fsl, VID —It will be a great saving.
Sand bank ------------------------ FVH VIE –It will be no saving.
VHC –Šand dredger. Life-saving (rocket) apparatus----- Erh
| VHD |—Sand spit. Life-saving appliances------------. ESL
Sands, or, Bar shifted ------------- FVU Part of cargo saved --------------- IAW
Sandy bottom---------------. ----- HBF Passengers saved ------------------ TDS
Send for sand--------------------- VPW || WIF |—Saved.
VHE –Shifting sand. Send life-boat to save crew.---------- F.J.
I
Shall save the mail (or, post)?----RFV
VHF SANE. SANITY.
W1G |SAVINGS BANK.
SANITARY. SANATIVE--------------- VGX
VHG |—Sanitary inspector. SAW. (See also SEE)---------------- VOA
| WHI SANK. SINK-ING. (See SINK.) VIH |SAW-ED-ING, SAWN.

| Cross-cut saw --------------------- KEB
(Coin)------ Ato
or,
|SAPEQUE, Cash, LE.

WIJ SAY-ING. SAID.
WHJ have anything further
to
SARDINE.
to
decline do
I I (or, say) the matter ---------. EQ0
in
VHK SARDINIA-N. will repeat the message (or, what you
say) ---------------------------- RQN
SAscHENE, or, SAGENE. of impossible say ------------. PFE
to
It
(Measure
is
length) --------------------------- Awt VIK |—Say nothing.
||
VIM –What did he say?

VHL Who told (or, said so)?------------ XMZ
sº
SIT-TING.
VHM ATISFY-IED-ING. VIN SC ALD-ED-ING.

S
VHN —A very satisfactory —.

Credentials are not satisfactory---. KBZ VIO |SCALE-D-ING.
|| ||
Credentials are satisfactory-------- KBY VIP |—Scaling ladder.

VHO —I am not satisfied.
Lighton—is not working satisfactorily, VIQ SCANT-Y-INEss.
scanty--------------------
|
QSH Supply xEW

Papers satisfactory---------------- TAM
Papers unsatisfactory ------------- TAN VIR SCANTLING.
||
VHP –Satisfaction.
VHQ ||—Satisfactory-ily. WIS SCARCE-ITY-NESS.
The appearance not satisfactory.--ESF Fish very scarce ------------------ NBR
is is
The appearance satisfactory ----- Eso Scarcely (barely) ----------------- FWP

|
Scarcely any ---------------------- EPV

VHR SATURATE-D-ING-ION. VIU |—Scarcely necessary.
VIW |—Scarcely perceptible.
VHS SATURDAY. Scarcely prudent Not easy
to
land.
VHT |—Before Saturday. landing on the beach -----------. FZx
Last Saturday--------------------QGJ Scarcely visible ------------------- VIW
WHU –Next Saturday. VIX |—There great scarcity.
is is
a
VHW |—Saturday morning. VIY |—There (or, are) scarcely —.

VHX –Saturday night. VIZ —Was very scarce.
WHY SATURN. WJA |SCARF, or, SCARPH-ED-ING. To SCARPH
VHZ Sauce.
TABLE SAUCE. WJB |SCARLATINA.
VIA SAUsAGE. WJC SCARLET.

|
Scarlet fever--------------------- MWR

VIB SAVAGE.
WJD SCATTTER-ED-ING.
|
VIC ISAVE-ING.
All on board saved ---------------- DXR WJE SCHEDULE-D-ING.
|| ||
All safe (saved) ------------------ DXW WJF –Forward schedule.

a
Barely time save the mail------- Rey

to
Can not save the ship; take people off, SCHEPEL (Measure of capacity)---- AYT
NB
Cargo expected saved--------Hzu WJG |School.
to
be
||
SCHOOLMASTER—SEA.
WJH SCHOOLMASTER. SCREw—Continued.
WJI | SCHOONER. WKI

Screw
–Screw ºiler
shaft.
damaged --------- Tyx
VKJ
...)
Four-masted schooner------------- NPC || –Screw steamer (horsepower to follow, if
WJK –Three-masted schooner. -
Screw well. Screw aperture ------ ERA
WJL SCIENCE-TIFIC-ALLY. Starboard screw. ------------------wºy
Three blades of propeller broken---GMB
VJM ISCINTILLATING LIGHT. Twin screw.----------------------- YFR
Twin-screw steamer--------------- YFL
WJN | SCISSORS. Two blades of propeller broken----GMC
WKL –What weight is your screw?
WJO |SCOPE.
Enough scope--------------------- MDE | VKM |SCREw. (For fastening).
VJP |—More scope. Clamping screw--------------------ISA
Not enough cable. Give more scope, WKN –Screw-ed-ing. To screw.
HRM Screw bolt ------------------------ Gºyd
-
WJQ |—Too much scope.
WKO | SCRUB-BED-ING.
WJR SCORBUTIC-ALLY. Scrubbing brush ------------------ HKQ
Anti-scorbutic -------------------- EOC
WKP |SCRUPLE-ULOUS-LY.
WJS | SCORCH-ED-ING.
WKQ SCRUTINY-ISE-D-ING.
WJT SCORN-ED-ING-FUL-LY.
WKR | SCUD-DED-DING.
WJU |SCOTCH-MAN. Obliged to scud ------------------- SMx
WJW |SCOUT-ED-ING. WKS | SCUPPER.
Scout, or, Lookout vessel---------- QZX Lee scuppers---------------------- QMF
WJX | SCRAP. WKT SCURRILOUS-LY.

WJY |—Scrap iron.
WKU | SCURVY.
WJZ |SCRAPE-D-ING.
WKW | SCUTTLE-D-ING. To SCUTTLE.
WKA | SCRAPER. Leak at the scuttle ---------------- QJX
-
WKB | SCRATCH-ED-ING. WKX |SEA.
Apparatus for casting oil on the sea to
VKC SCREEN-ED-ING. To SCREEN. quiet it ------------------------- ERF
WKD |—Screen. (A screen.) Are you ready for sea?------------- UJh
-
- At sea----------------------------- FIU
SCREw. (PROPELLER)--------------vKH Attempted to put to sea------------ FkJ
Auxiliary screw------------------- FOB Calm sea--------------------------- U0
Boss of screw.---------------------HAO | Calm the sea by pouring oil on it --HTN
VKE –Can you lift your screw? Can be fished at sea ---------------NCG
-
Connect your screw (or, propeller)-JPH Can damage be repaired at sea? ----- BA
Disconnect------------------------ LDA Can you be ready for sea by (or, in) —?
"Does disconnecting affect your steering? | UJL
LDC Cargo so badly stowed, I am not sea
Have lost screw, or, Screw disabled-Ms worthy-------------------------- LAG
WKF |—Have you a spare screw? Considerable sea-------------------- UP
Hawser fouled screw.-------------- OPU Damage can be repaired at sea ------ BE
How many blades have you to your Damage can not be repaired at sea (or
screw?-------------------------- GLX at place indicated) ---------------- BF
Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve Deep-sea lead---------------------- KQS
without disconnecting----------. QOB Defects can not be repaired at sea (or
Lift your screw.------------------- QRN at place indicated)---------------- BF
Lost all propeller blades of screw--GLY Enemy is at sea-------------------- LZB
Lost number of blades (indicated) of Get ready for sea. Prepare for sailing,
screw propeller.----------------- GLZ NYX
Lost screw propeller -------------- RAX Gone to sea ----------------------- ocG
One blade of propeller broken ----- GMA Have you tried the temperature of the
One screw disabled; can work the Sea? ----------------------------XNF
other---------------------------- MW Head sea-------------------------- OQK
Port screw ------------------------TOZ Heavy sea. Much sea -------------- UQ
Require diver to clear screw ------- LID I am, or, They are ready for sea (or, to
Screw frame (or, banjo)----------- FUG sail) ---------------------------- UJM
VKG |—Screw passage. I do not like to run in; I prefer keeping
WKH |—Screw (propeller). - the sea-------------------------- WCA
SEA–SECT.
|
SEA—Continued. SEARCH-Continued.
Is refitted and ready for sea------...-UJO || Keep the search light—on, or, Keep
Machinery broken down; irreparable at || electric light—on ---------------LVFI
Sea. ------------------------------ RDV || Search light, or, Electric projector--LVI
Much swell on ---------------------UR Use your search light------------- YMT
Not much sea ---------------------- US ||
Not ready for sea------------------ UJR || VLW SEAsoN.
Proceed to sea--------------------- TxE A healthy season.------------------ OQX
Put to sea-------------------------UDC Fishing season --------------------NBx
Put to sea at once; get an offing -- - -MG Good season for fish --------------- NBZ
Ready for --------------------- U.J.T Last season ----------------------- QGK
#.
sea ||
when ready for sea--------- UJY || VLX |—Next season.
Rule of the road (at sea)---------- VBw || WLY |—Not this season. r
Sea anchor. Floating anchor ------ EIC
Sea boots ------------------------- HAC || VLZ |SEAT-ED-ING.
Sea breeze ------------------------ HGC || Boiler working on seating-------- GWR
VKY –Sea cock. Engine seating loose--------------- MCO
VKZ |—Sea going-gone down. Engines working on seating------- MCP
Sea inlet choked ------------------- IPQ ||
VLA –Sea inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or, VMA |SEAWEED.
damaged).
Sea mile. (Knot) ---------------- AWO || SEAworth Y -------------------------VLI
VLB | –Sea of —. Cargo so badly stowed, I am not sea
VLC |—Sea port. worthy--------------------------LAG
VLD –Sea room.
VLE | –Sea service. VMB |SECOND-ED-ING. To SECOND.
VLF –Sea sick-ness.
VLG | –Seaman. VMC |SECOND. (The second.)
VLH –Seaward. ISecond
can not make out the second flag-NDG
VLI –Seaworthy. class ----------------------- ISH
Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for Second flag in hoist indistinct----- NDG
Sea------------------------------ UJZ || WMD |—Second mast.
VLJ |—Shipped a sea. VME |—Second mate (or, officer).
Smooth the sea by pouring oil on it-HTN Second week in —----------------- ZAO
Stand out to sea------------------- wq1 || VMF Secondary.
Struck by a heavy sea------------- XAC
The temperature of the sea is
Too much sea----------------------UV
XNJ---. VMG |Second.
For
(A second of time.)
seconds of arc and time, see page
Very heavy sea-------------------- UW 58.
Was getting ready for sea ---------NZF || Second of latitude-----------------QHY
What is the sea like? --------------- Ux Second of longitude --------------- QZH
When the sea has gone down ------ LMP
When will you be ready for sea?---UkB || VMH SECRET.
| VMI |—Secret message.
VLK SEAL. (Animal.) | VMJ |—Secret order.
| VMK Secretly, Secrecy.
VLM SEAL-ED-ING. To SEAL. | The following communication (signal,
| Open sealed orders----------------- suc || or, message) is private (or, secret),
VLN –Sealed orders. hex
- The following signal is in cipher and
VLO |SEAM-ED-ING. - secret”--------------------------IQv
To be kept secret------------------ PZY
SEAMAN----------------------------- VLG | -
Able seaman. A. B.--------------- CxE || *The cipher will be continued until ended
Brigade of seamen. Naval Brigade-HIA by the person signaling making the
Distressed seaman ----------------LHG hoist IQs = cipher is #4.
VLP –In want of seamen.
Lloyd's Seaman's Almanac-------- Qwz VML SECRETARY-ship.
Merchant seaman ----------------- RPY Admiral's secretary --------------- DKO
VLQ |—No seamen to be had. Colonial Secretary----------------- JBM
Ordinary seaman ------------------ SVD Military secretary----------------- RUA
Registrar General of Shipping and Sea- || VMN |—Secretary of Legation.
men ----------------------------UNX Secretary of Lloyd's--------------- QXA
Seamen's and Firemen's Union----NAR |
sºry of the Navy's, or, Admiralty
-----------------------------
ag DLS
SEAPORT ----------------------------vic || WMO |—Secretary of State—for.
| Secretary of the Admiralty-------- DLX
WLR ISEARCH-ED-ING. To SEARCH. VMP –Secretary to (or, of).
VLS l—Have been searched. VMQ |—Secretary's office.
VLT |—Have you been searched?
VLU |—Have you searched? VMR SECT.
SECTION.—SEED.
–
|
º
VMS |SECTION-AL. SEE–Continued.
Midship section ------------------- retrº Have you seen the light? ---...------ QRV
Hoist your where best seen ---NDE
VMT |SECURE-LY-ITY. How did the land bear when last seen?
WMU |—Are you secured? Eh
VMW |—Have, or, has been secured. How far can light be seen?---------Msz
VMX |—Have you secured? Ican not distinguish (or, see) ----- LGZ
WMY |—I have secured. Ican not run; I must see it out----VBZ
WMZ |—Is it sufficiently secure? VNP |—I have not seen.
Mast is secured.-------------------RMH || WN —I have not seen the land. -
VNA |—Secure-d-ing. To secure. VN —I have seen.
WNB |—Shall, or, Will secure (or, be secured).
-
I saw it very plainly. Plainly distin
guishable ----------------------- LHA
WNC |SEE-ING. To SEE. WNS |—I saw the land bearing — (and time, if
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see necessary).
ou (or person indicated) ------- DLA
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
I saw war vessel disguised off —---LEN -
|| WNT ||—I saw — (vessel indicated) on —.
you (or, –)
as soon as convenient,
DLB
I see the land. Land in sight (place in
dicated, if necessary) ----------- QDw
Call upon, or, See------------------
|—Can, or, Could see.
HTB I Cân See---------------- - - - - ------
shall stand in for the land as long as I
WND QDZ
Can see the mark (or, beacon).----- RLI
–Can, or, Could you see?
I wish to see you before you go on shore,ocn
WNE
Can you see the mark (or, beacon)?-GAF || VNU —I wish to see you on shore.
Can not see the mark-------------. RLJ In what latitude did you see? ------ QHR
Clearly seen -----------------------ITL Neither seen nor heard------------ ORM
Desire to see (or, speak)—to------ KwN || WNW |—Nothing in sight.
WNF |—Did not see (or, observe). Passed, or, Saw some war vessels --TCR
WNG |—Did you see (or, observe)? Pirate reported (or, seen) off —----TKR
Did you see a brigº.--------------- HGW Samples can be seen -------------- vg|U
VNH |—Did you see a ship on the (or, off the)? Saw, Seen ------------------------ vo A
Did you see a vessel in distress?----- Nid Saw boat (indicate place and time i
VNI —Did you see anything of — (ship indi- necessary) ----------------------GUE
cated)? Saw derelict in latitude —, longitude—,
Did you see her capsize?----------- HVx JH
WNJ |—Did you see the signal? Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off —(or
Do you intend to see?--------------POR in latitude and longitude indicated),
WNK —Do you see the land? (direction indi- RFD
cated if necessary). Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the –,
Extinguish all lights. Allow no lights RFE
to be seen ----------------------- DZB || WNX –Saw land.
Flags seen, but signals not understood, Saw the enemy's fleet off —--------- ok
WCx Saw the enemy's fleet steering —---LZs
Foresee-n-ing --------------------- Nixb Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off —, steer
Glad to see—it (or, that) ---------- OAS || ing ---------------------------- NET
Glad to see you (or, person named)-oAT || Saw torpedo boat (or, boats) (number,
Have (or, has) been seen (or, observed), if
necessary) at — (or, near –)
---xT
SNF || VNY |—See a ship — (indicate direction).
Have not seen the captain -------- Hwz || VNZ |—See smoke in — (direction indicated).
Have seen the captain------------- HXA || WOA –Seen. Saw.
WNL –Have you seen? Seen nothing of your boat --------- GUF
Have you seen a (or, the) collier? --JAo Seldom seen.----------------------- voN
Have you seen a derelict vessel?----- JG Should you see (or, hear)---------- orn
Have you seen a pilot boat (or, vessel)? || VOB
- —To see you.
TJ Wessel seen (or, indicated) is —----vKU
WNM |—Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of- Wessel seen (or, indicated)losther masts,
war? If so, report their names and rer
nationalities. Wessel seen is a privateer --------- VxW.
Have you seen any torpedo boats?---xR We did not see the light ----------- QSO
Have you seen any vessels since your What land did you see? What land do
departure? ---------------------- KTU you take it to be?---------------- QEU
Have you seen (or, heard) of a vessel || VOC |—When did you see?
wrecked (or, in distress)?---------zu When did you see the land?--------. rx
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of When first seen.-------------------NBM
my boat? ------------------------- FB When last seen ------------------- QGY
Have you seen disabled steamer? ---Mv || VOD |—When ought I to see (or, sight) —?
Have you seen Lloyd's agent? ----- Qw.j || VOE |—Wish to see you.
Have you seen the captain?-------- hzb
Have you, or, Has —(vessel indicated)
seen the convoy? ---------------- JUQ || WOF SEED.
VNO |—Have you seen the land? Cotton seed ----------------------- JXT
SEEK–SEND.
WOG |SEEK-ING. SOUGHT. SEND-Comtinued.

Can you get (or, send) me a pilot? Is
WOH |SEEM-ED-ING. - there a pilot to be had 2---------- TIW
It seems-ed (or, appears-ed).------- ESB || VPC –Can you send ?
Can you send a boat? -------------- GSI
SEER. (Measure of capacity) -------- AZQ Can not send a boat ----------------Ex
Demand has been sent------------- KTA
VOI SEINE. (Net.) VPD –Do not send.
Do not send boats ashore after dark-GST
WOJ , SEINING PARTY. Endeavor to send a line by boat (cask,
kite, or, raft) -------------------- KA
| WOK SEIZE-D-ING-URE. Great risk in sending a boat-------- Gºsz
VOL |—Has been seized. || VPE —Have, or, Has sent.
| Vessel and cargo have been seized-HxU || VPF —Have you sent
Will be certainly seized (or, captured), Heave-to; I will send a boat-. ----. GTE
- HixW Iam aground; send what immediate
Will perhaps be seized ------------HXY assistance you can ---------------- CE
You run the risk of seizure (or, capture), I
am sending you some newspapers-SHR
HXZ I am sinking (or, on fire) send all
SELDOM. NOT OFTEN ---------------- SPY available boats to save passengers and
VOM |—Seldom happens. Crew. ----------------------------- NO
VON | —Seldom seen. WPG |—I have not sent.
WPH |—I have sent.
VOP SELECT-ED-ING-ION. I send an order for —-------------- STY
I will send a boat.------------------ GTM
SELF-ACTING------------------------- DIM I will send a reply ---------------- Uro
-
I will send you a pilot ------------- TJG
VOQ SELL-ING. To sell. (See also SoLD and || VPI —Is, or, Are to be sent.
SALE.) Letters must be sent—to (or, by)--QOL
An opportunity for selling (or, disposing Lifeboat sent for ------------------ QRJ
of) ---------------------------- sRv || VPJ |—May I send ?
VOR –Can you sell (or, let me have) any —? May I send a sick person to see your
| Is the cargo sold?------------------ IAU surgeon? ------------------------ WL
Must be sold.----------------------w.jF || VPK |—Must I send ? -
VOS –Sold.
Sell cargo as soon as possible------- IAY ||
Sold by auction ------------------- FLU

The cargo is not yet sold ----------- IBA
VPL
-
§.
|—No means of sending.
Opportunity to send --------------- SRZ
have been sent-------------- SUJ.
Pilot has been sent to you ---------- T.JI
VOT ||—Wessel will be sold. Send a boat (or, boats) (number, if nec
Where would my cargo sell? ------IBM essary)--------------------------- Fh
Would my cargo sell here (or at place Send a boat within hail -----------. GUI
indicated)? ---------------------- Ibp Send a duplicate ------------------ LPG
Wreck will be sold ---------------- ZJB Send a line----------------------- QUT
WPM –Send a message.
WOU SELVAGE. Send a responsible person on board--CZE
Send a responsible person on shore-TGV
WOW SEMAPHORE. SEMAPHORE STATION. Send a rope on board-------------- GQV
VOX |—I am going to semaphore to you. VPN |—Send a steamer.
Repeat the semaphore signal.----- woq Send a — dozen cases—of —-------- IDE
You may work the semaphore ------ VO Send a tug (indicate if more than one)
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed
VOY SEMIDIAMETER. out) ---------------------------- YDP
Sent a water boat ----------------- GU.J.
SEN. (Coin).------------------------ AUZ Sending a water boat-------------- YV.J
Send account----------------------DFO
SENATE (or, House of Lords) -------- Ozr Send all available spars for — to —--FOK
Send an (or, your) account -------- DFN
VOZ |SENATOR-IAL. Sending, Sent an anchor and cable - EJN
Sendan anchorandcable offimmediately
WPA SEND. (indicate if more than one).------ E.J.M.
Account sent is correct ------------ DET Send an answer (or, reply) -------- Enk
Account sent is not correct -------- DEU Send an armed boat.--------------- GUk
An opportunity for sending letters to Send an escort—to (or, for) ------- Mhd
Europe (or, to —) Send an excuse ------------------- MLH
Anything to send-------- Send an express with the following in
Better not send-------------------- telligence -----------------------POH
Bring-to; I will send a boat-------- hix Send an officer—to (or, for)--------spo
Can I send my sick to hospital (or, sick WPO |—Sending, Sent an officer — to (or, for).
quarters)? ----------------------oxº Send ashore—to (or, for)— ----...--- FCZ
VPB –Can send. VPQ |—Send back.
Can send boat--------------------- GSH Send bag—for — ------------------ FSM
SEND–SENIOR.
SEND-Continued. SEND-Continued.
Send boat—at--------------------- GUL Send ship's articles ---------------- Ezy
Send boat—to (or, for)------------ GUN Send steamer---------------------- VPN
Send boats fit (or, suitable) for landing || WQH |—Send telegram.
Ingers ------------------------ FI || WQI —Send tents on shore.
Send boat for telegram-----------. GUM VQJ –Send the –.
Send boat to assist---------------- FGN Send the duplicate ---------------- LPh
Send boat to point out reef (rock, or, Send the following articles -------- Ezh
shoal)--------------------------- Guo Send the letter bag on shore (or to ves
Send boat to take off the crew. ----- GUP sel indicated).------------------- FSN
Send boat to tow------------------ GUQ Send the mate—off ---------------- RMS
Send boat with hawser ------------ GUr —Send the steward.
¥3;
Send by post ---------------------- top || WQL ||—Send to — (ship or place indicated)
Send by rail ---------------------- UGX for —. -
Send carpenters on board—(ship indi- | Send to the Admiral's office-------- DLK
cated) --------------------------- IBY | Send to the hospital --------- r ----- OYW
Send cot --------------------------JXo | Send tug (indicate if more than one) to
Send descriptions-----------------KWF me (or to vessel in direction pointed
Send dinner—for------------------ LAV out) ----------------------------YDP
Send flats to discharge cargo ------- IAZ Sending, Sent tug ----------------- YDQ
Send following message by post to own- Send your address to — . . .---------1.Jo
ers (or, to Mr. —) at — ? --------- wY Send your demands—to (or, for)---KTE
Send following message by signal letters Send your despatches -- - - - - - ------KXB
through the telegraph, instead of at Send your letters -------------------QR
length --------------------------- XB. || VQM –Sender.
Send following message by telegraph to || VQN |—Sending. To send.
owners (or, to Mr. —) at —... ----xA sent----------------------------- Wrd
Send following message through the | Sent by post----------- ------------ TQR
post to owners (or, to Mr. —) at —, by | Shall I
send message by telegraph?-RQs -
signal letters, instead of writing it at I
WQO |—Shall send you a tug?
length --------------------------- WZ || Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
Send following telegram to owners (or, L.J.W.
to Mr. —) at — ------------------ xA || VQP —Telegraph to my owners to send my let
WPR –Send for. . ters to me at —.
Send for despatches (or, letters)----JW Want you to send me a pilot.-------TIw
WPS –Send for my letters. We have sent for lifeboat -----------FL
Send for orders-------------------- SUM We will endeavor to send a line ---QUw
VPT |—Send for passenger. Who sent the orders? ------------. SUW
VPU VQR –Will be sent.
WPW
|—Send prisoner.
–Send for sand.
Send for the towline -------------- QUv-
§§—Will send.
Will send boat -------------------- GWI
WPX –Sending for the towline. | VQT —Will send for a pilot.
VPY |—Send for water. | Will send you a pilot ...-------------TJG
Send immediate assistance ---------- DB || WQU |—Will you send?
it,
Send immediately—to (or, for) ----PDL || VQWI–Will you send for him (or, or, her)?
Send instructions ----------------- PNK Will you send me some newspapers?
Send lifeboat to save crew -------... F.J.
||
s
Send list of defects---------------- KRF Will you send off lighters fast pos
as
as
||
Send me boat from the shore (a shore sible?----------------------------- RC

a
boat) ---------...-----------------GUH
–
to
WQX |—You are send—to (or, for).

||
Send me (or vessel indicated) pilot, Your letters were sent by the ---Q0s
a
TJQ
Sendmeapolice officer. Want police-YN
WPZ –Send more. VQY SENIOR-1TY.
party on shore, According seniority----------...--DEN
to
Send muskets (rifles)

to
scº Admiral, or, Senior officer has commands

VQA |—Send my keys (or keys indicated). for you -------------------------DKP
Send my message through the telegraph Admiral, or, Senior officer has no com
by signal letters ------------------ XB mands for you ------------------ DKQ
Send my orderson to—(place indicated), Admiral, or, Senior officer has requested,
SUN dkr
Sendon board—to (or, for) ------- GQw Admiral, or, Senior officer intends DKs
-
Sendon shore—to (or, for) -------- FCz Admiral, or, Senior officer generally
is
VQB |—Sendpassenger. about --------------------------- Dkt

VQC pilot—to Admiral, or, Senior officer off (or at),
—
is
|—Send (vessel indicated).

Sendreceipt—to (or, for) ---------- ULE Dku
VQD reply my message signal sta- Admiral, or, Senior officer on board
is
to
to
|—Send
tion at —. (or, at –) ----------------------DKW
Admiral, or, Senior officer
WQE |—Send report—of. on shore,
is
VQF |—Send returns—of. dkW

WQG |—Send samples—of. Admiral, or, Senior officer
wine oxy
, SENIOR-SET.
SENIOR-Continued. SERIOUS—Continued.
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to your family were
of
heard that some
I
know --------------------------- DKZ seriously ill----------------------MSI
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see WRT —Is serious?
it
||
you (or person indicated) -------- DLA Nothing serious ------------------- SKE
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see Serious attack -------------------- FRA
you as soon as convenient to yourself, Serious disaffection in —---...------- LCB
DLB || WRU —Seriously ill.
Admiral's, or, Senior officer's memo-DLC Stem seriously damaged WUK
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
or,
Admiral's, Senior officer's order-DLE VRW —There has been serious riot at —.
a
|
Have younot seen the admiral (or, senior Vessel seriously damaged; wish trans
to
officer)? ------------------------ DLG fer passengers----...--------------- HM
Have you seen the admiral (or, senior
officer)?------------------------- DLH SERGEANT---------------------------VRO
Mr. —, senior -------------------- RWH Sergeant-major ------------------- VRP
Senior commander----------------- JEO
Senior lieutenant------------------ QPY WRX SERVANT.
||
WQZ |—Senior officer. Officer's servant ------------------- spin
The admiral (or, senior officer) requests
your company VRY
|
the pleasure SERVE-D-ING.

of
din-
to
ner -----------------------------DKX
What the name of the admiral (or VRZ SERVITUDE.
is
||
senior officer)? ------------------ DLO Penal servitude-------------------- TFI

Where the admiral (or, senior officer)?
is
SJ VSA SERVIA-N. SERVIAN COLORS.

| |||
VRA SENNIT.
WSB SERVICE.
WRB |SENSE-IBLE-Y. Active service ----------------...---- Diz
Army Service Corps - - - - - - - - - - - - - - EWF
VRC SENSELESS-LY. Certificate of service--------------- IHU
Civil Service ---------------------- IRQ
VRD SENT. (See SEND). Divine service ---------------------LIH
Had only boilers serviceable ----GXA
—
VRE SENTENCE-D-ING. Have only one (or number shown) boiler

serviceable.--------------------- GXB
VRF SENTRY. SENTINAL. His, or, Her Majesty's Service----- Rhip
great service (or, use)-ohl,
of
will be
It
VRG |SEPARATE-D-ING-ION. On His (or, Her) Majesty's Service-RHs

Better separate -------------------- GIO People going on service take their
to
we separate wenay have dinners with them -------------- LAU

If
of
chance
a
| |
eSCape -------------------------- MGY Public service -------------------. UAW

VRH |—Separator. Sea service------------------------ VLE
VRI —Was, or, Were separated. VSC
|
—Serviceable. (Useful.)
VRJ |—When did you (or, they) separate?
WSD SESSION.
VRK ISEPTEMBER.
About September the------------ CzV VSE SET-TING. To SET.
||
VRL |—Beginning September. Current sets offshore -------------- KFZ

of
VRM –End September. Current sets on shore.------------- KGA

of
VRN Defects may be set right

—
|—Next September.
in
hours-BD
Ebb sets LSM
of capacity)--------- Engines can be set right short time,
in
SER. (Measure AZF

a
||
MBC
SER. (Measure of weight)------. ---- BAQ Flood sets ----- ------------------ NFM
Had the monsoon (or, trade wind) set
in? ----------------------------- RYK
|
SERGE. BLUE SERGE.---------------- gop

Has winter set in at — ?----------- ZGF
|
VRO SERGEANT. How will the ebb set? -------------LSO

VRP |—Sergeant-major.
Q
Hurricane not set at — (date fol

in
to
WRQ low, necessary) ---------------- PAM

if
|SERIEs.
Make more sail. Set your ------ RIL
—
VRS SERIOUS-LY-NESS. Make, or, Set sail------------------RIT

Badly, or, Seriously wounded.-----. FRL Rollers setting in. ------------------ UT
||
Boiler burst; no one seriously hurt-Aw Set sail. Make sail -----------...----RIT
||
Boiler leaking seriously-------------RF Set studding sails ----------------- VEO

|
Damage serious (particulars follow, Set the courses --------------------JZU

to
necessary)---------------------KIZ
-
Set topgallant sails----------------VEP
if
||
How many have you seriously (or, Set sails------------------------ VEQ

dangerously) ill?---------------- KLD WSF —Set up rigging.
am very seriously damaged.-------- BN Tide, or, Current sets to the ----KGE–
||
I
378 GENERAL vocaBULARY. PART II.
SET-SHALL. -
SET-Continued. SHACKLE—Continued. -
What is the set and rate of current (or, Unshackle-d-ing ------------------ YKW
tide)?--------------------------- KG.J. | Unshackle cables------ ----------. Hirz
WSG |—Will set in. Veer more cable, or, Veer to number of
Winter has regularly set in at — --zGK shackles specified----------------- KU
With all sail set------------------- WFA
With some assistance I shall be able to || VTG | SHADE-D-ING-Y.
set things to rights --------------- DF | The temperature in the shade is — XNH
What is the temperature in the shade?
VSH SET. (A set of.) xnm
WSI —Set of flags.
WTH | SHAFT.
º
WSJ |SETTLE-D-ING-MENT. To settle. (See also Crank shaft.----------------------. Kep
ARRANGE.) Crank shaft broken (or, defective)-KBQ
Affairs appear more settled (look more || Engine shaft----------------------MBA
peaceful) -----------------------Doz Flaw in shaft ---------------------NEH
Amicably settled (or, arranged) ---EFG Intermediate shaft ---------------- PQv
WSK |—Have, or, Has been settled. Main shaft broken------------------ MR
Have you settled with the Emigration Main shaft broken in stern tube ---RGT
Ce --------------------------- LXK || VTI |—Must have a new shaft.
Is all settled (or, ------- EXD || Propeller shaft broken--------------MR
Is the appointment settled? -------- Esy Radius shaft---------------------- UGM
Settle everything------------------ M.JP Screw shaft -----------------------VRI
Shaft bearing --------------------- GBP
WTJ |–Shaft broken.
WSL SETTLEMENT. (A colony.) Shaft coupling bolts broken ------- GYF
º WTK –Shaft trunk.
WSM SETTLER. Spare shaft----------------------- WMF
Starting shaft --------------------witH
WSN SEVEN-TH-LY. Tail end of main shaft broken ----- LYo
VSO |—Seventeen-th. Tail shaft ------------------------- Xiz
Thrust shaft---------------------- XRM .
VSP SEVERAL-LY. Thrust shaft broken--------------- XRN
Boiler burst; several men killed ----AY Tunnel shaft --------------------. YDW
Boiler burst; several men wounded--Az Tunnel shaft broken -------------- YDx
Several engagements.-------------- MAH
Several lives lost ----------------- QRG | VTL | SHAKE-N-ING. SHook.
WSQ |—Several missing. - Shake the reefs out---------------- UMP
Several ships---------------------- VXN ||
Several (or number indicated) sick on | SHAKU. (Measure of length.)------- Awu
board -------------------------- GQX ||
Several vessels becalmed off — ----GCJ || SHALL (or, WILL)-------------------- Cir
WSR |—Several vessels in sight. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
WST |—Several years. cated) shall (or, will)------------BwH
WSU |—Spoke several vessels during the passage. He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s indi
cated) shall (or, will) be---------- By1
WSW SEVERE-LY-ITY. cated) shall (or, will) not -------- Bvj
Crops have suffered severely ------ KDW, -
He, She, It (or person's or thing-s indi
Heavy, or, Severe gale -----...------Nvz cated) shall (or, will) not be ----- Bvk
per
it,
How shall (or, will) he (she,

or
VSX ||—Not severe.

Severe engagement ---------------- MAI son-s or thing-s indicated)? ------ Bxr
Severe fracture ------------------- NPrº How shall (or, will) ------------- Bxs
I?
VSY –Severe loss. How shall (or, will) we? -----------BXT

|
Severe squall not far off; look sharp-Fz How shall (or, will) you? ---------- BXU
Severely bruised -----------------. HKJ shall (or, will)--------------------CIO
IIIIIII
shall (or, will) be ---------------- BGH

WSZ SEW-ED-ING. shall (or, will) do ---------------- BND
via ºias she sewed: shall (or, will) have-------------- BRQ
shall (or, will) can ----------- erºs
if
I
VTB |SEWER-AGE. shall (or, will) not---------------- CIP

shall (or, will) not be------------- BG1
WTC SEX. shall (or, will) not do ------------BNE
If If If If If I I
shall (or, will) not have ----------BRs

it,
thing-s indi
or
or
VTD SExTANT. he (she, person-s

cated) shall (or, will)------------BYP
VTE
it,
SHACKLE. he (she, or person-s or thing-s indi

Shackle bolt ---------------------- GYE cated) shall (or, will) not -------- BYQ
WTF –Shackling. shall (or, will)----------------- bzn
II
Shorten in cable to the number of shall (or, will) not ------------- Bzo
shackles indicated.--------------. HRP they shall (or, will) ------------- CAQ
SHALL–SHANK.
|
SHALL–Continued. | SHALL–Continued.
If they shall (or, will) not ---------CAR || There shall will)-------------- CMU
If we shall (or, will) ---------------CBJ %
There shall (or, will) be ----------- CMV
If we shall (or, will) not----------- CBK There shall (or, will) not -------- -CMw
If you shall (or, will)-------------- CDA There shall (or, will) not be ------- CMX
If you shall (or, will) not ----------CDB || They shall (or, will) -------- - - - - - -CJF
It shall (or, will)------------------- CIQ They shall (or, will) be ------------BHz
It shall (or, will) be --------------- Bort They shall (or, will) not ----------- CJG
It shall (or, will) be done ---------- BNT They shall (or, will) not be--------- BIA
It shall (or, will) not be .----------BGU We shall (or, will) ---------------- CJh
It shall (or, will) not be done ------ BNU We shall (or, will) be... ------------ BIr
Nothing shall --------------------- SKF We shall (or, will) have -----------BSU
Shall ------------------------------CIR We shall (or, will) not ------------- CJI
Shall, or. Will be-----------...------ BHA We shall (or, will) not be-, ---------BIs
Shall, or, Will do (or, be done).----BNw We shall (or, will) not have -------- BSV
Shall, or, Will have What, or, Which shall (or, will)—I?-cQk
Shall, or, Will have done (or, been What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or,
I I
done) --------------------------- B.Nx we) do? -------------------------CQL
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, What, or, Which shall (or, will)
or
person-s (or,
or thing-s indicated)?----------- BWD we) have
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, What, or, Which shall (or, will)
or
person-s
or thing-s indicated) be? --------Bwe (or, they) do? ------------------- CQ
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, What, or, Which shall (or, will) you
or
person-s
(or, they) have? ----------------- CQO
be
do
or
thing-s indicated) (or, done)?

BWF When shall (or, will)?-------------CRQ
When shall (or, will) be----------- Crs
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, person-s

or
or thing-s indicated) have? ---. --Bwg When shall (or, will) he (she, or, per
it
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, son-s or thing-s indicated)? ------ CRT

or
person-s
or thing-s indicated) not? When shall (or, will) (or, we)? --CRU
II
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, or person-s When shall (or, will) (they, we, or,
or thing-s indicated) not be?----- BWI you) do? ------------------------CRV
it,
Shall, or, Will he (she, When shall (or, will) have? ----- CRW
or
person-s
it I
or thing-s indicated) not do (or, be When shall (or, will) be done? --CRx
done)?-------------------------- BWJ When shall (or, will) they? -------CRY
Shall, or, Will he (she, it, or person-s When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
or thing-s indicated) not have? --Bwk have? ---------------------------CRz
Shall, or, Will his (her-s, it-s)? -----Cls When shall (or, will) we have? ----CSA
Shall, or, Will (my, mine)? When shall (or, will) you?---------CSB
-
I I II
Shall, or, Will be? -------- BHC When shall (or,

Yº you be?------ CSD
-
-
-
-
--
-
Shall, or, Will have -------------- BRx Where shall (or, will)? ------CTK
Shall make?---------------------- RIU
-
-
-
-
-
-
Where shall (or, will) be? --------- CTL
wº
I
Shall, or, Will not have? --------- BRY will) he it,

Where shall (or, (she, or
Shall, or, Will it. -----------------Bwd or thing-s indicated)? -...-CTM
Shall, or, Will not ---------------...-CIU here shall (or, will) (or, we) --- CTN
I I
Shall, or, Will not be? ------------- Bhd Where shall (or, will) have? ----- CTO
Shall, or, Will not do (or, be done)--BNY Where shall (or, will) they? CTP
Shall or, Will not have------. -----BRz Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Shall, or, Will not have done (or, been have?
done) --------------------------- BNZ Where shall (or, will) we have?----CTR
Shall, or, Will that (or, this)? ------ CIV Where shall (or, will) you? -------- CTS
Shall, or, Will the ----------. -----CIw Where shall (or, will) you be?----- CTU
Shall, or, Will there be? -----------BHE Who shall (or, will)? --------------zEF
Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? ---CIx Why shall (or, will)?-------------- CWR
Shall, or, Will they (their-s)? ------CIY Why shall (or, will) not?---------- CVS
Shall, or, Will they be? ----------- BHF You shall (or, will) .--------------CJK
Shall, or, Will they do it?---------- BOA You shall (or, will) be ------------ BJK
Shall, or, Will they not?------------CIz You shall (or, will) have ---------- BTF
Shall, or, Will they not do it?------BOC You shall (or, will) not. ----------- CJL
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)? --------- CJA You shall (or, will) not be--------- BJL
Shall, or, Will we be? NYou shall (or, will) not have ------ BTG
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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-
-
-
Shall, or, Will we not?.

Shall, or, Will weigh--------------
Shall, or, Will you-r-s?------------- WTM SHALLow-ING-EST. (See also SHOAL.)
Shall, or, Will you be? ------------- VTN —Is the water shallow?
Shall, or, Will you do it?----------- BOd WTO —Shallow water—is.
Shall, or, Will you moor?---------- ºrzh" VTP —Shallowest water —.
is
Shall, or, Will you not?-----------. CJE —The water shallow.

is
WTQ
Shall, or, Will you not be?--------- BH.J.
Shall, or, Will you not do it?-------BoE VTR SHAME-FUL-LY.
That, or, This shall (or, will) be. ---cLN
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be-cLo SHANK. SHANK OF ANCHOR
SHAPE—SHIP.
WTS SHAPE-ING. SHELL. (Bomb) -------------------- GYH

Irregular shape-------------------- PTE I can supply you with powder and
shell ---------------------------- Trh
VTU –Not under command shape.
N. B.-The “not under control or com- Powder and shell ------------------tri
mand” signal is two black balls, WWF |—Shell and shot.
-
or shapes vertical.
VTW —What shape—is? WWG |SHELL. (A covering.)
- | WWH |—Shellfish.
VTX SHARE-D-ING. To SHARE.
WTY |—Share. (A share.) WWI | SHELTER-ED-ING.
| WTZ –Shareholder. Could she(vessel indicated) have got to
| VUA –Shares in the – WWJ
any place of shelter?------------- OFD
|—Good shelter from.
| VUB SHARK. I shall put in for shelter----------- UCV
WWK —Ishall try for shelter in — (port indi
WUC SHARP-LY-NESS. cated).
Heavy weather coming; look sharp--Fz || WWL |—Is there any shelter?
Keep a sharp lookout -------------- PY1 || Put in for shelter, or, I shall put in for
shelter ------------------------- UCW
Severe squall not far off; look sharp-Fz ||
VWM –Shelter may be obtained.
WUD | SHATTER-ED-ING. To SHATTER. WWN |—There is good shelter at (or, in).
WWO |—There is no shelter.
SHE. (See HE, SHE, IT, ETC.) ------- Bºwl,
She is (or, has) not yet ------------ ZLO || WWP SHELVE-D-ING.
- SHELF.
What is she like?------------------ QTY ||
- SHENG. (Measure of capacity)------ AZM
VUE SHEARS.
VWQ SHERIFF.
VUF | SHEATH-ED-ING.
VUG |—Sheathing for bottom (number of sheets || VWR SHERRY.
to follow).
SHEw. (See SHOW) ---------------- WAL
VUH SHEAVE.
Eccentric sheave out of order------ LSY || WWS | SHIELD-ED-ING.
| WUI |—Sheave hole.
| WWT |SHIFT-ED-ING. To SHIFT.
VU.J SHED. Ballast, or, Cargo has shifted.------ FTN
Bar has, or, Sands have shifted.----FVU
WUK |SBEEP. WWU –Did not shift.
- WWX |—Have, or, Has shifted. |
| VUL |SHEER. (Curve of the hull.) IIshall shift my berth.------------- GFS
WUM |Sheer strake. shift my berth as soon as possi
e ------------------------------
wºuld GFT
VUN SHEER-ED-ING OFF. To SHEER OFF. If, or, When the wind shifts ------- ZFe
WUO |—Sheer a little off. Is it worth while shifting berth?---GFw
WUP |—Sheer a little off when you come to the May
WWY |—Must shift.
I shift (or, change)? ---------- IRT
point.
Sands have, or, Bar has shifted ----FVU
VUQ SHEERs. (For lifting.) Shall I, in my present berth, have room
WUR |—Sheer hulk. for weighing if the wind shifts?--GFz
Shift a course
WUS SHEET. (Rope.) Shift a topsail
Fore sheet------------------------- NJB || WWZ |—Shift of wind.
Head sheet------------------------ OQL Shift your berth—further to the –-GHC
WUT |—Jib sheet. Shift your berth further in-------- GHA
Main sheet------------------------ RGU Shift your berth further out------- GHB
Royal sheet -----------------------VBA Shift your berth. Your berth is not
VUW –Sheet home. safe------------------------------ KT
WUX –Staysail sheet. Shifting sand --------------------- WHE
WUY —Tacks and sheets. VXA |—Will shift.
VUZ —Topgallant sheets.
WWA |—Topmast staysail sheet. SHILLING. (Coin) ------------------ AWB
VWB |—Topsail sheet. Coals — shillings a ton at — --------Gz
WWC SHEET. (A sheet or piece of.) XB Hine-ING. H
SHONE.
WWD |—Sheet lead. vX, Is
G.
ANCHOR----------------------- VXC ISHINGLE-LY.

SHEET EJO
SHEET CABLE ------------------ - - - - - Hiro VXD SHIP-PING. (See also VEssel.)
Armed merchant ship ------------ EUW
WWE SHELF PIECE. Armored ship--------------------- EVY
SHIP.
SHIP-Continued. SHIP-Continued.
Aviso, or, Despatch vessel -------- KWY Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de
Barque --------------------------- Fxo stroyer)------------------------ XWR
Barquentine ---------------------- FXP Torpedo cruiser-------------------Xws
Battle ship------------------------ FYx Torpedo gunboat.----------------. XWU
Brig.------------------------------ HGv || WXF |—Training ship.
Brigantine ------------------------ hid Transport ------------------------ YAH
Clipper---------------------------- IUO Troopship ------------------------YBM
|
Coast-defense ship ----------------- IXV Tug ------------------------------YDR
Coasting-trade ship. Coasting ves- Turretship ------------------------ YES
sel ------------------ - - - - - - ------ IYB Twin-screw steamer. .------------- YFL
Collier ---------------------------. Iwz || VXG |—Whaler. Whaleship.
Corvette--------------------------- JXI Yacht ----------------------------- ZKI
Cruiser ---------------------------KEY A vessel (or ship indicated) aground
Dhow ---------------------------- KYo near (or, in) — ------------------. CH
Enemy's ship (or, cruiser)--------- LZK Abandon the ship as fast as possible-AB
Felucca -------------------------- MVO Ask stranger (or ship indicated) if he
Fire ship (or, raft) --------------- MZW will communicate ---------------- HT
First ship ------------------------- NBG Asks name of ship (or, signal station)
Fishery steamer ------------------ WTG in sight -------------------------- VG
Five-masted ship------------------ MxP Athwart ship --------------------- F.J.H
Flagship -------------------------- NCZ Board steamer (or, ship)----------- GPW
Foreign-going ship ---------------- NKQ Bring the ship in as close as possible,
Four-masted bark ----------------- FXQ HIO
Four-masted schooner ------------- NPC || VXH |—By the next ship.
Four-masted ship------------------ NPD Cannot save the ship; take people off,
Frigate ---------------------------NRT NB
Full-rigged ship ------------------- NSU Cargo must be shipped------------- IAC
Government-hired vessel ---------- OFU Chamber of Shipping -------------. IKB
Government ship ----------------- OFW Clean ship ------------------------- IST
Guard ship ------------------------ OIZ Could she (ship indicated) have got to
Guarda costa---------------------- OJE any place of shelter?------------- OFD
Gunboat -------------------------- GTB Crew have left the ship.----------- ExCP
Gun vessel ------------------------ OJW Crew will not leave the ship------- KCX
Hired cruiser---------------------- KFB Deadworks of a ship -------------- KOL
Hired steamer -------------------- WTH Defend ship ---------------------- KRM
His, or, Her Majesty's ship --------RHQ Did you leave many ships at —? ---QKP
Hospital ship---------------------- OYS Did you (or ship indicated) receive any
Ironclad. Armor-clad ship-------- EVS damage? ------------------------ KjF
Ketch-----------------------------QAE Did you see a ship in distress?.----- ND
Large ship. (Estimated tonnage to fol- Did you see a ship on the (or, off the)?
love) ---------------------------- QFP WNH
Light-ship. Light-vessel----------
QTG Did you see anything of —(shipindi
Mail steamer---------------------- RFK cated)?-------------------------- VNI
Man-of-war ----------------------- RPL Do not abandon the ship ------------ AC
Merchant ship (or, steamer)------- RPz Do not abandon the ship until the tide
Mortar vessel ---------------------- SAQ has ebbed ------------------------ AD
Passenger ship -------------------- TDQ Do not have anything to do with stran
Petroleum ship ------------------- THG ger (or ship indicated) --------- WYR
Pirate ---------------------------- TRP Do you think we ought to pass a ship in
Privateer------------------------. TWL this distressed condition? ---------NE
Rear ship.------------------------ UKN Does embargo extend to ships under —
VXE |—Sailing ship. flag?---------------------------- LWC
Salvage steamer ------------------ vg|F || VXI —Dress ship. - .
Schooner -------------------------- v.JI Each ship------------------------ LQY
Scout, or, Lookout vessel---------- QZX Enemy's ship (or, cruiser)--------- LZK
Screw steamer -------------------- VR.J. Flagship -------------------------- NCz
Ship of war ----------------------- RPL || Foreign-going ship--...--- - - - - - - - - - - NKQ
Slaver---------------------------- WGB From the guardship --------------. OIX
Sloop ----------------------------WHB || Funnel of ship is — --------------- NTP
Small ship. Small craft. (Estimated Goods are shipped ---------------
OET
...
tonnage follow)--------------- KBC Has she (or ship indicated) been long
to
|| || ||
Square-rigged ship --------------- wpM abandoned? --------------------- CXN

Steamship. Steamer ------------- wTE WXJ |—Have, or, Has shipped.
§
Steam trawler Have you had any communication with
Steel-built ship infected ship (or, place)?---------- IC
Storeship---------- Have you met any of war?. ---MRN
Tank steamer ---------------------XKL Have you passed (or, spoken) any ships
Telegraph ship ------------------- XMD (or ship indicated )?------------ WOE
Three-masted schooner ------------VJK Have you seen any ship (or, ships) since
Timber ship ---------------------- XTG your departure? ----------------- KTU
SHIP.
SHIP-Continued. SHIP-Continued.
Have you seen (or, heard) anything of Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) to the –,
a ship wrecked (or, in distress)?---zu KFE
Have you the Navigation Laws, or, See a ship —. (Indicate where).---vny
Merchant Shipping Act of the country Send a steamer-------------------- VPN
of vessel signaling?-------------- DIG Send ship's articles ---------------- EZ-J
Her, or, His Majesty's ship-------- RHQ WXN —Several ships.
How are you, or, How is — (person or Several ships in sight-------------- WSR
ship indicated)? ----------------- Bx1 I
Shall bring my ship's papers with me?
How does — (ship indicated) sail?-VDX H.JF
How is she rigged?---------------- Uxh Ship and cargo have been seized.---Hxu
How is (or, was) stranger (or ship indi Ship chandler --------------------- IKM
cated) steering? -------------- - WTY Ship disabled; will you tow me? (into
How many days since you passed — port indicated if necessary)------- MY
(ship indicated)? --------------- KNH Skip has no signals --------------- WDO
—How many ships? Ship has not made her number-----slh
I belong to the convoy of — (ships indi Ship having the guard------------- OJA
cated) ---------------------------JUS WXO —Ship in sight is.
I do not intend to abandon the ship--AF Ship in sight is an enemy ----------- OL
I have sunk (or, run down) a ship --HK WXP —Ship indicated — is —.
I intend to ship —----------------- POV Ship indicated appears in distress---Nx
I must abandon my the ship------------ AG Ship indicated (bearing, if necessary)
I shall abandon ship unless you will
keep by me ---------------------- AH
appears to be--------------------
Ship indicated bears---------------GBL
ESH
I will notor, abandon you (or ship indi Ship indicated can lend you carpenter's
cated) I will remain by you.----AI IBZ
I (or, They) wish to abandon, but have
not the means-------------------- AJ
Ship, or, Person indicated declines-KQJ
Ship indicated does not require further
Indicate the name of ship (or, signal assistance----------------------- FGQ
station) in sight------------------ VG Ship indicated has been wrecked ---zix
Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent, Ship (indicated, if necessary) has got off,
CxP NZE
Is not ship seen (bearing —) in distress? | VXQ —Ship indicated has struck on a shoal.
NT I
Ship indicated is (or, am) in want of —,
Is she (or ship indicated) abandoned?-AK YTN
Is the –light-ship on her station?-wro
Is your list of ships correct?-------- QVI
Ship
Ship
indicated is in quarantine ----UEH
indicated is not abandoned ---CXR
Is your ship entered at the Custom Ship indicated is on fire------------- OT
house?. ------------------------- KGZ VXR —Ship indicated is out of sight.
Is — (ship indicated) likely to supply WXS —Ship indicated is sinking.
me? ---------------------------- FGR WXT —Ship indicated is (or, was) standing (or,
Keep a good look out, as it is reported steering).
enemy's ships are going about dis Ship, or, Person indicated is unable to
guised as merchantmen -----------OJ comply-------------------------- JLo.
Keep by the ship ------------------ PYN Ship indicated to examine strange ship
Merchant Shipping Act------------ DIK and report ---------------------- MRF
Must lighten the ship -------------- QSY Ship indicated wants boat ---------- FK
Natives do not like ships watering with Ship indicated (or in direction indi
out payment ------------------- Ywº cated) wants immediate assistance,
Neutral ship. Ship is a neutral----SHC NW
WXL —Not yet shipped. Ship is a foreigner ---------------- NKV
WXM —Of how many ships was the squadron Ship is insured.-------------------- YPx
seen composed ? Ship is on the rocks --------------- UZA
Passed a good many ships. --------- TCO Ship (or ship indicated) is very crank,
Passed a war ship disguised; funnel KBt
(or, funnel-s) —. (Here give the color Ship, or, Wessel may part company-JGU
or design of the line it may be an imi WXU —Ship seen (or, indicated) is —.
tation of) ----------------------- LEO Ship seen (or, indicated) is a native
Passed disabled ship at —--------- LBW craft ---------------------------- SEG
Passed, or, Saw some war ships ----TCR vxw —Ship seen is a privateer.
Police (or other) authorities have taken Ship will be sold ------------------ WOT
some of the crew out of the ship-KDH WXY —Ship yard. Ship-building yard.
Remain by the ship ---------------- KH WXZ —Shipment.
Repeat ship's name; your flags were not WYA —Ship-ped-ing. To ship.
made out------------------------- DU Shipped a sea---------------------- vian
Report when ship denoted is sighted, Shipped on board ----------------- GQY
—Shipping office.
Reship-ped-ping------------------- UTM Ship's bottom foul---------------- HAW
Saw enemy's ship (or, cruiser) off — (or, Ship's bottom must be looked at ---HBG
in —, latitude or longitude indicated), Ship's head by compass—is — ------ JIE
KFD Ship's husband-------------------- PAW
GENERAL VOCABULARY. 383
SHIP-SHOE.
i
SHIP-Continued. WYJ SHIPPING MASTER (or, of FICER).
VYC |—Ship's log. Commissioner of Navigation, Treasury
Ship's papers (or, articles)---------EZK | Department, or, Registrar-General of
WYD —Ship's side. Shipping and Seamen ----------- UNX
Ships from — did not get pratique
when I left ---------------------- TsA SHIPPING OFFICE.---------------...---- VYB
Ships in the roadstead ------------- YPZ
Ships indicated are (or, were) ready for || VYK |SHIPwRECK. (See also WRECK.)
Sea ------------------------------ UJz || Have shipwrecked crew on board; will
Ships just arrived show your ensigns, you let me transfer them to you?-KDA
DY || Shipwrecked Mariners' Society ----RLF
Ships just arrived make your numbers WYL |—Shipwrecked.
(or, distinguishing signals) ------- DX |
||
Ships just weighed (or, leaving) make | WYM SHIPwRIGHT.
your numbers (or, distinguishing sig- | Skilled shipwright---------------- WFE
mals) ----------------------------- Dz Want shipwright------------------ YTZ
Ships that wish to be reported make -
your distinguishing signals ------- EA SHIP YARD. (See also YARD)--------VXY
Ships wishing to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish- || WYN SHIRT.
ing signals) --------------------- DYT || Clean shirts (or, linen).------------- ISU
Ships wishing to be reported on leaving VYO |—Dirty shirts (clothes, or, linen).
make your numbers (or, distinguish
ing signals) ---------------------- EB || WYP SHIVER-ED-ING.
Spoke several ships during the passage, Keep main topsail shivering -------PZJ
WSU Keep mizzen topsail shivering ----- Pzk
Spoke the –
(ship indicated)-----. WOG
Steer directly for the light-ship----QTH
Sails shivering -------------------- VEN
Strange ship hove in sight --------- ozs || VYQ |SHOAL (of fish).
Tell my ownership answers remarkably
well ---------------------------- ENo || WYR |SHOAL. (See also REEF.)
The captain must bring the ship's papers
with him ----------------------- HXJ
Apparently shoal water to the --ERO
Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal ahead
–
The channel is obstructed by a ship, of-you------------------------- HFB
ilt Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
The light-ship — is not at anchor on her port bow------------------------ HPD
station, or, Light-ship at — is out of Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on your
position -------------------------- QE starboard bow ---. ------------- HFE
VYE –The ship at (or, in). VYS –Have you shoaled your water?
The ship's bags are sent ashore----- FSO I am in danger (or, shoal water); direct
The way is off my ship; you may feel me how to steer ------------------ NL
our way past me ---------------- HL || WYT |—I am in shoal water.
aterlogged ship ---------------- YWU Is there a buoy (or, mark) on shoal (or,
What is the name of light-ship (or, on –)? ------------------------- HMo
lighthouse) in sight? ------------ Rw WYU –On the shoal.
What is your ship's (or vessel indicated) Reef, or, Shoal extends from — to—-UMS
registered tonnage?------------- UNv || WYW |—Reef, or, Shoal is steep to the –.
VYF |—What ship? |
Reef, or, Shoal stretches a long way
What ship is that (bearing indicated, if out ------------------------------ GE
necessary)?----------------------- EC Send boat to point out shoal.------- GUO
What ship takes the next mail? --- RFY Shoal water, or, Danger in — (direction
WYG |—What ships did you speak? indicated)------------------------ GF
When was your ship last coppered? Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward,
JVU KLH
| Who is captain of ship signaled? --HXN Shoal water, or, Danger to windward,
VYH –Will your ship stay? KLI
| You will be stopped by the blockading Stand nearer the shoal (or, bank, or,
ships --------------------------- GNR reef) --------------------------- FWA
WYX |—The shoal is buoyed.
WYI | SHIPPER. WYZ |—To shoal. Shoal-ed-ing.
Vessel indicated has struck on a shoal,
SHIPPING FEDERATION -------------- MUv || VXQ
Water is shoaling (Depth in feet at
“SHIPPING GAzETTE AND LLoyd's LIST,” || last cast may be shown).--------- YWK
Qwu || Water shoaling; I must tack ----- YWM
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign || VZA |—You will get into shoal water, or, You
Shipping ----------------------- Qwv || will -shoal your water.
“Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index,” t
QXD | VZB | SHOE-ING. SHOD.
Report me by telegraph to “Shipping Boot, or, Shoe--------------------- HAB
Gazette”------------------------- UF VZC –Shoemaker.
l
SHONE–SHORT.
SHONE. SHINE-ING------------------ Vxb SHORE—Continued.

| Lee shore-------------------------QMG
| SHOO. (Measure of capacity)--------AZR Let him bring on shore (ashore). --FCY
| Lights, or, Fires will be kept
at
the
VZD Shoot-ING. Shot. best place for coming on shore---- KE
Ash shoot ------------------------- FCT shore ------------------RMQ
ison
| Mate
is
No fruit to be obtained on shore-NSF
WZE | SHOP-PING. Offshore---------------------------IYD
—On shore.
WZF (The shore.) Person indicated wanted on shore-TGs
is
SHORE. |
All my papers are sent from shore--TAE | Run on shore---------------------- vcE
All quiet—at (or, in —, or, on shore), Scarcely prudent
to
land. Not easy
Dxt landing on the beach ------------ FZx
Along shore-----------------------EAN Send responsible person on shore-TGV
a
Along shore to the eastward of —--EAo boat from the snore
(a
Send me shore
a
Along shore to the northward of —-EAP | boat) --------------------------- GUH
Along shore to the southward of —-EAQ Send on shore—to (or, for)---------FCz
Along shore to the westward of—--EAR party on shore--------scQ
to
Send rifles
Am on shore, likely to break up; re Send tents on shore ----------------vºl
quire immediate assistance-------- CA Send the letter bag on shore (or ship
to
Are you going on shore?----------- FCx indicated)-----------------------FSN
WZG |—Been on shore. Shore boat ----------------------- Gus
Boat is on shore. Boats are on shore, Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
CreW --------------------------- Mxu
Bring on shore -------------------. HIU Suitable boats for landing must
be
sent
Calls attention of shore signal station off from the shore----------------- Fi
on the bearing (FROM the person The admiral (or, senior officer) on
is
sigmaling) pointed out by compass shore--------------------------- DKW
signal ---------------------------- DO They are(boats) making for the shore-Riv
Captain is on shore--------------- hWM Weather shore -------------------- YZR
Come on shore .------------------- JCU When did you come off?----------- JDN
Current sets offshore -------------- KFZ When do you go on shore?---------ODC
3.
Current sets on shore-------------- KGA Will you on shore day? (Specify
to
Deepest water is nearest the shore-KQV hour, necessary) -------------- Koc
Disturbance on shore (or, at —).----LHS Will if
you (or person indicated) come
on
WZH |—Driven on shore near — Drove on shore to-day? (Specify hour,
if
neces
shore off —. sary) ------------------------- -JDR
Endeavor to get a line ashore by a boat || Will you give me passage (on shore)?
a
(cask, kite, or, raft, etc.)---------KA || tion
. For the shore ----------------- -- - - N hP - Will you go (or, come) on shore?---JDs
Fruit is to be obtained on shore----NSE WZN —Will you go on shore my boat?
in
||
Get her head round or you will be on Will you (or person indicated) meet me
shore----------------------------- LF on shore to-day? (Specify time).--Kod
Go on shore----------------------- OBX
Have no communication with the shore || WZO SHORE-D-ING UP. To shore UP.
(or vessel indicated) -------------- HZ shoring up---------- CF
in
Lose no time
:
WZI —Have you been on shore? | WZP —Will you require shoring up?
WZJ |—Have you done with the shore?
Have you had any communication with || WZQ SHORT-NESS.
the shore?-----------------------JGA
—
short crop
of
A
Heave-to; head offshore ------------ LQ A short reach ---------------------

I am a stranger here; will you let me il VZR
go ashore with you?------------- OCH
I am going on shore --------------- OCK time----------------------------- DZL
–III am not going on shore----------- OCM Heave short ---------------. ------ held
WZK have been on shore. - am getting short water and must
of
I
have left on shore---------------. QKT get some ----------. Yvg

–I
to
endeavor
WZL have not been on shore. | WZS —I am (or vessel indicated is) short
of
I wish to see you before you go on provisions.

shall shorten sail ---------------- WEB
shore ---------------------------ocN
I
I wish to see you on shore--------- VNU || WZT —In short time.

a
In shore -------------------------- PMG - Make short tacks ------------------RIP

Is the captain coming on shore? ---HXD Medical comforts running short----ROI
Keep more toward the shore - - -, --Pzc Medicines have run short---------- ROQ
Keep on port shore (or, side) of chan Not able to make such short tacks--XIL
nel------------------------------- LV Not short enough -...---------------MDT
N.B.-Port side of the ship signaled Only for short—----------------- SQX
to.
Keep on starboard shore (or, side) Short allowance------------------- DZN

of
channel.-------------------------LW WZU —Short circuit.

N. B.-Starboard side the ship sig Short manned; crew weak. (Number
of
maled to. may --------------- KDJ

be
indicated)
SHORT-SHOULD.
SHORT-Continued. SHOULD-Continued.
WZW |—Short notice. If he (she, thing-s indi
it, it,
or or
or
person-s
WZX |—Short of. (or, would) -------BYR
cated) should
Short complement -------------- JKE
of of of person-s or thing-s indi
he (she,
It If If If If If If If If If If
WZY |—Short powder. (or, would) not ----BYs
cated) should
Short provisions. Starving------ NV would) ------------ BZP
should (or,
III
WAB |—Short of water. should (or, would) not -------- BZQ
WAC |—Short range. were you should not do ----LIQ
it
I
Short time ------------------------ XTP they should (or, would)--------- CAS
Short weight. Under weight------ YIA they should (or, would) not ----- CAT
WAD |—Shorten-ed-ing. To shorten. we should (or, would) ---------- CBL
Shorten in both hawsers-----------OPX we should (or, would) not ----- CBM
Shorten in cable—to the number of you should (or, would) ---------- Cide
shackles indicated.--------------- HRP you should (or, would) not------ -
CDF
port hawser. (See page 35.) It, etc. (See He, She, It.)
in
Shorten
§§
Shorten in starboard hawser. (See important that should be so-PEw
is
it
page 35.) or, CJO
NotE.—For signals between ships towing
Ollid, Or, WOuld De---- Wººi.---------------
BHK
-
-
-
-
--
-
-
-
Should, or, Would do (or, be done)-BoF
and being towed see page 35. Should, or, Would have ----------- BSA
Shorten sail----------------------- VET Should, or, Would have been ------ BHL
not safe go fast, Should, or, Would have done (or, been
to
It
so
Shorten sail.
is
Vidk done) --------------------------- BOG

WAE |—Shorter-est. Should, or, Would have had ------- BSC
Shortly after---------------------- DRT per
it,
or
Too short ------------------------- XVF som-s or thing-s indicated)? ----- BWM
Wear short round----------------- YXT Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per
son-s or thing-s indicated) be?---Bwn
WAF |SHOT. Should, or, Would he (she, it, or per
By shot ------------------------- HPA son-s or thing-s indicated) do (or, be
a
Case shot-------------------------- IDA. one)?-------------------------- BWO

-------------------------- OJU per
it,
Gunshot Should, or, Would he (she,
or
.
want of powder and shot --TRF son-s or thing-s indicated) have?-Bwp

in
am
I
can supply you with powder and shot, or per
it,
I
TRH
or
son-s thing-s indicated) have been?

Musketshot.------------------------SCP BWO
Round shot----------------------- WAM per
it,
or
Shot and shell -------------------- WWF som-8 or thing-s indicated) not?. -Bwr
WAG |—Shot plug. per
it,
or
WAH |—Shotted. som-s or thing-s indicated) not be?_bws
per it,
or
SHOULD, or, Would ----------------- CJO son-s or thing-s indicated) not do (or,
He, She, thing-s indi be done)?----------------------- BWT
or
(or person-s
It It It
per
it,
cated) should (or, would) --------BVL

or
or
(or person-s som-s or thing-s indicated) not have?

cated) should (or, would) be ----BVM BWU
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi per
it,
or

cated) should (or, would) do (or, be thing-s indicated) not have
or
som-s
done).--------------------------- BVN
He, She, thing-s indi his (her-s, it-s)?-cjP
or
(or person-s Should, or, Would

It
cated) should (or, would) have --Bwo Should, or, Would (my, mine)? --CJQ
I
He, She, thing-s indi Should, or, not ------------- CJR

or
(or person-s Would

It
cated) should (or, would) not----BVP Should, or, Would not be --- ... ---BHM
He, She, (or person-s thing-s indi Should, or, Would not do (or, be done),
or
It It
cated) should (or, would) not be-BVQ - Boh

He, She, thing-s indi Should, or, Would not have ------- BSD
or
(or person-s
cated) should (or, would) not do (or, Should, or, Would not have been --BHN
be dome) ------------------------ BWR Should, or, Would not have done (or,
He, She, (or person-s or thing-s indi
It
been done)
cated) should (or, would)not have-Bws Should, or, Would not have had ---BSE
How should (or, would)?---------- BXV Should, or, Would that (or, this)? -c.js
should (or, would). ------------ CJM Should, or, Would the C.JT
IIIIIIIIII
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
should (or, would) be------------ BG.J. Should, or, Would there be?------. BHO
should (or, would) do------------ BNF Should, or, Would these (or, those)?-CIU
should (or, would) have --------- BRT Should, or, Would they (their-s)?--CJv
should (or, would) have been ----BGK Should, or, Would we (our-s)? ---. C.Jw
should (or, would) not----------- CJN Should, or, Would you-r-s? -------- CJX
should (or, would) not be-------- BGL That, or, This should (or, would) be,
should (or, would) not do-------- BNG CLP
should (or, would) not have ----. BRU
should (or, would)not have been.--BGM Tº or, This should (or, would) not
102188°–17—25
SHOULD–SICK.
SHOULD–Continued. SHOw–Continued.
There should (or, would) --------- CMY Show the number (or, quantity)—of —,
There should (or, would) be------- CMZ PLA
There should (or, would) have been-CNA Show your ensign. Hoist your colors,
There should (or, would) not DW.
There should (or, would) not be ---CND Show your Code Signal Izg
There should (or, would) not have been, Show your number (or, distinguishing
CNE signal)
They should (or, would) ---------- CJY Show your soundings
They should (or, would) be -------- Bic WAM —Shown, Showed.
They should (or, would) have ----- BSL Temporary light shown at — (place in
They should (or, would) not ------- CJZ dicated)
They should (or, would) not be ----BID Vessel has not shown her number--SLH
They should (or, would) not have - BSM Vessel in sight has shown—colors--JBT
We should (or, would) ------------ CKA Vessel indicated is showing a light-QsN
We should (or, would) be. ---------BIT Vessels just arrived, show your en
We should (or, would) have ------ BSW signs-----------------------------Dy
We should (or, would) not -------- Crab Wessels just arrived, show your numbers
We should (or, would) not be------ BIU (or, distinguishing signals)
We should (or, would) not have ---Bsz Wessels just weighed (or, leaving), show
What, or, Which should (or, would)?-cQP your numbers (or, distinguishing
What, or, Which should (or, would) I signals) DZ
(or, we) do?--------------------- CQR Vessels that wish to be reported all well,
What, or, Which should (or, would) show your numbers (or, distinguish
ou (or, they) do? -------------- CQS ing signals) --------------------- DYT
hen should (or, would)?---------CSE Wessels wishing to be reported on leav
Where should (or, would)? ing, show your numbers (or, dis
Where should (or, would) the –? -CTw tinguishing signals)
Where should (or, would) they (their-s)? Wessels wishing to be reported show
CTx your distinguishing signals
Who should (or, would)?---------- CUV. What colors has he (or, she) shown
Why should (or, would)?-----*----- CVT (hoisted)?----------------------. JBU
Why should (or, would) not?------ CVU I
When alter course to-night will show I
You should (or, would) ----------- CKD a light
You should (or, would) be --------BJM When I
You should (or, would) have .----- BTH light QX
You should (or, would) not ------- CKE When you altercourse (or, tack) to-night
You should (or, would) not be .---- B.JN show a light JZS
You should (or, would) not have...BTI Will you show me your Greenwich (or,
first meridian) mean time?” ... --xN
WAI shoulder.
* See mote to Greenwich mean time
WAJ SHOVE-D-ING—OFF. (page 258.)
WAK SHOVEL.
WAN SHOWER-Y.
WAO SHRINK-ING. SHRANK. SHRUNK.

WAL SHOW-ING. To SHOW.
Annul the hoist shown by Numeral WAP SHROUD,
Signal---------------------------EMI Futtock shroud
Beach the vessel where flag is waved
(or, light is shown) WAQ SHUNT-ED-ING.
Boats should endeavor to land where
flag is waved (or, light is shown) -Jz | WAR SHUT-TING. To SHUT.
Do not show a light on any account-QV WAS —Shut in,
Do not show a light on my account-QRT . WAT —Shut-off valve.
Do not show your ensign ---. ------ MEI WAU —Shut out.
He has shown his colors ----------- JBT
Ido not wish to show a light ------ QRX WAV 'SLAM. SIAMESE. SLAMESE Colors.
Iwill show a light. I
will carry a light,
wAx SICILY-IAN.
QRY
Iwill show a light to-night when I alter
WAY
Course.---------------------------QW SICK. (See also ILL.)
I will show a light to-night when I Any sick on board *
Any sickness at —?
make sail -----------------------QRZ.
I will show a light to-night when Itack, WAZ —Are there any sick nurses to be got?
QX Can I land my sick? ---------------- Uz
Shall you show a light?------------ QSK Can I
send my sick to hospital (or, sick
She (or vessel indicated) has not shown quarters)? --------------------- OYQ
her ensign -------------- ----MET Captain is sick ------------------- HWO
She (or vessel indicated) has shown her Crew sick ------------------------ KCW
Disease, or, Sickness is contagious --VB
SICK–SIGNAL.
|
SICK–Continued. - SIGHT-Continued.
Disease, or, Sickness is not contagious, Asks name of signal station (or, ship)
VC in sight--------------------------vg
For the sick----------------------- NHQ || Bills at sight---------------------- GKH
—Have you had any sickness on board 7 || WBU —Can you keep sight—off
—How many sick? WBV —Can not keep sight—of.
I
should wish to know the nature of the Do not lose sight of it------------. RAM
sickness, if any, before Isend my boat Enemy is in sight------------------- OE
(or, communicate) --------------- FC Foresight------------------------- NKC
Is the disease (or, sickness) contagious? || WBX —Have you sighted?
WA How many torpedo boats passed in
—Is the sickness on the increase? sight?--------------------------GTK
—Many sick.
May I send a sick person, to see your
I have just lost sight of the land (or,
light)--------------------------- QDV
doctor?-------------------------- WL I have not sighted land------------ VNQ
Passengers, or, Crew sick with infectious || WBY —I shall keep sight of —.
complaint-----------------------PCX
Sea-sick-ness ---------------------- WLF
I sighted land about — I sighted land
bearing — (time, if
necessary) ---vns
Several (or number indicated) sick on || WBZ —In sight. In sight of —.
board.--------------------------GQx || WCA —Island in sight?'
Sick berth ------------------------ GHD Just lost sight of the land (or, light)-QDv
WBF —Sick list. Keep me in sight during the night.
WBG —Sick nurse. (Bearing to follow, if necessary)-Pyv
Sick quarters --------------------- UEX || WCB —Keep within sight—of.
WBH —Sickly. Land in sight. I see the land----- QDw
WBI —Sickness. Lose-ing, Lost sight of — (vessel or object
Sickness is contagious -------------- WB indicated) ---------------------- RAQ
§º
Sickness is not contagious ---------- VC Lost sight of wreck --------------- RAY
The prevailing sickness is — ------ TVE Nothing in sight ----------------- WNW
WBJ —Very sickly. Out of ------------ ------ SWB
What is the sickness? -------------- WD Report when ship denoted is sighted-USD
When did sickness break out? ----- HEz Several vessels in sight ------------vSR
WBK —You had better get a sick nurse. WCD —Shall you sight —?
Ship in sight is — - --------------vKo
WBL SIDE. Ship in sight is an enemy-----------ol,
Both sides ------------------------ HAQ Ship indicated is out of sight------ WXR
By the side of -------------------- HPM. Sight your anchor. Make sure your
Convoy to keep on port side of leader anchor is clear------------------- E.JR
(or, escort) ----------------------- Ix Strange vessel hove in sight-------- OZS
Convoy to keep on starboard side of Vessel in sight—is ---------------- Vxo
leader (or, escort) ---------------- IY Vessel in sight is an enemy --------- OL
Cylinder side rod ------------------ KiF What is the name of lighthouse (or,
Keep on the portside of the channel-Lv light-ship, or, point) in sight?----Rw
Keep on the starboardside of channel-Lw. What is the name of ship (or, signal
Keep on the – (compass signal) side of
the channel----------------------
station) in sight?----------------- VG
When did you sight land? ----------Rx
Lee side -------------- When ought I to see (or, sight)?---vod
On both sides --------------------- — (number) torpedo boats (give nation
Port side-------------------------- ality) passed in sight------------ XYA
Ship's side ------------------------
Side lever engine WCE SIGN-ING. To SIGN.
WBM —Side light (lantern, or, lamp). Are your bills of lading complete
Starboard side -------------------- wgz (signed)? -----------------------GKQ
The other side---------------------svo Bills of lading not signed.---------- GKR
–º º:
º
| WBN - Iwill not sign the bills of lading unless—,
eather side----------------------
d YZS GKW
—Which WCF —Not signed. -
wbo --------------------EZL
Wrong side ----------------------- ZKD Signed articles
WCG —Signed.
wbP SIDEwAYS.
WCH SIGNAL.
WBQ SIDING. Acknowledge, or, Answer my signal (or,
º
message) ----------------------- DGO
WBR SIEGE. Alphabetical signal No. 1,
- Code Flag over E*
wbs SIEMENS-MARTIN STEEL. Alphabetical signal No. 2,
WBT Code Flag over F*
| SIGHT-ED-ING. To SIGHT. (See also Ob Alphabetical signal No. 3,
-
SERVE.)
A (give nationality) composed Code Flag over G*
of — ships passed in sight------- WPF *For manner of using these signals see
page 18.
SIGNAL. |
--- |
SIGNAL–Continued. - SIGNAL–Continuted.
Annul the hoist shown by numeral sig- || Have you any signal lights?-------- QRU
mal---------------------------- - EMI Helm signal--------. -
Annul the last hoist; I will repeatit-ve Hoist the signal in a better position; I
Annul the last signal. The last signal can not make out the flags.------ owl,
º
is annulled---------------------- EM.J. Hoist your distinguishing signal----Dw
Annul the whole signal------------- VF Iam going to communicate by distant
signals--------------------------
Asks name of ship (or, signal station LGF
in sight-------------------------- VG I am going to repeat signal from —
DG (hoist indicated) -----------------vh
Calls attention of shore signal station on Iam going to signal the contents of an
the bearing pointed out by compass important telegram to be communi
signal (FROM the person -DO cated to you ---------------------- le
Calls attention of vessel whose distin
guishing signal will immediately be
Ican not make out the flags; hoist the
signal in a better position------- owl,
shown --------------------------- DR Ican not make out the bottom flag-NDF
Can you furnish (or, lend me) a Code Ican not make out the second flag-NDG
of Signals?-----------------------1ZE Ican not make out the signal ----. -NCX
i
Can you make out her flag (or, signal)? | Ican not make out the third flag--NDH
NCW Ican not make out the top flag-----NDI
Can you spare some rocket signals?-Uzc Iwill attend to your signal-------- FLB
Can not distinguish your signal flags; Iwill repeat the message (or, what you
come nearer (or, make distant signals), say)
VM WCK —I repeat the signal.
Can not make out the flags (or, signals),
NCx
Iwish to signal; come within easy sig
nal distance ---------------------- W.J.
Communicate by distant signals ---LGC Indicate name of signal station (or,
Compass signal in degrees---------- JHI ship) in sight--------------------- wer
Compass signals in points or half points, International Code of Signals------ pire
JHK WCL —Is there a signal station at —?
Comply with request (or, signal)---JLD Keep within signal distance (bearing,
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep if necessary) -------------------- Pzu
ing within signal distance--------- Iz Last signal.----------------------- QGL
WCI —Could you understand their signals? Last signal is annulled--------- - - - - EMJ
Could you understand what they were Learnt by signal from — ----------QKE
signaling about? Light signal -----------------------QSI
Did boat (or, boats) take blue light Lloyd's signal, station—at —------- QXB
(lantern, or, any means of making a Make a signal when you want a boat,
signal)? -------------------------GSP Gtu
Did you see the signal?-----------. wn.J. Make distant signals -------------- LGH
Discontinue repeating signals. ----- LDG WCM —Make signals—to (or, for).
Distant signals. (When spoken of)-LGE —Make signal for a pilot.
For Distant Signals see page 529. WCO —Might have learnt it by signal.
Distress Signal. (When spoken of.) Night signals ----------------------SIF
WCY Numeral signal No. 1,
(See page 7.)
Code Flag over M*
Do, or, Did you understand their sig Numeral signal No. 2,
mals?---------------------------- WCI Code Flag over N*
Enquires name of ship (or, signal sta Numeral signal No. 3,
tion) in sight--------------------- VG Code Flag over o'
Fire a signal gun------------- - - - - - MZP
Flag signal-ing -------------------NDA *For method of making numeral signals
Flags seen, but signal not understood, see page 32.
- WCX
WCJ —Fog signal. Numeral signal (when spoken of)--six
Following signal is private (or, confi Open telegram for me and signal its
dential)-------------------------- Hix contents.-------------------------WX
Following signal (communication, or, Pay attention to signals------------- Lºg
message) is secret and in cipher--IQv Pay strict attention to signals during
the night------------------------- DT
(The cipher will continue until the per Pilot signal flying ----------------- TJM
son sigmaling hoists IQs.)
Private signal -------------------- Twk
Forward answer by telegraph to signal Refer to the Geographical Signals-NY
station at —-------------------- EMW Repeat your signal —, or, Repeat your
Forward following telegraphic message signal from —(hoist indicated).---VI
by signal letters instead of writing it WCP —Repeat my signals until further orders.
at length------------------------- Xb WC —Repeat the semaphore signal.
Forward reply to my message by tele WC —Repeat the last signal made.
graph to ----------------------- WT Repeat your distinguishing signal; the
Gun fog signal -------------------- OJs flags were not made out---------- Du
Has vessel signaled her number?---SLF Repeat your signalina better place-owl,
+
-
389
--
SIGNAL–SINK.
SIGNAL–Continued. SIGNAL–Continued."
WCS —Report-ed-ing by signal. Vessels wishing to be reported all well
Run in for pilot (or, pilot vessel) and make your numbers (or, distinguish
look out for their signals -------- RAC ing signals) --------------------- DYT
Send following message through the Vessels wishing to be reported on leav
post to owner (or, to Mr. —) at –
signal letters--------------------. WZ
by ing make your numbers (or, distin
guishing signals) ----------------- EB
Send my message through the telegraph Vessels wishing to be reported make
by signal letters ------------------ xb your distinguishing signals ------- EA
Send reply to my message to signal sta Vocabulary signal ----------------- YRi
tion at------------------------- VQD What is the date of your signal book?
Shall I open your telegram and signal VL
its con ten ts? xC Willsignal withsteamwhistle (or, siren)
i.i.
Shall signal with siren (or, steam during fog (or, darkness)-----...--- WE
whistle) during fog (or, darkness)-we Will you forward (or, communicate)
Ship has not made her signal------- SLEI following for me?------- IK
Show your Code Signal. ----- - - - - IZG WDQ wº
—Will you repeat the signal (or, message)?
Show your distinguishing signal ---. Dv Will you repeat the being made
Signal book ----------------------- gzr to me?---------------------------
VN
WCT —Signal gun. WDR —You have misunderstood the signal.
|
| Signal is answered.------------...--- Vik Your signal flags can not be distin
| Signal
is not answered -----------. ENM guished -------------------------LHB
WCU —Signal lantern (light, or, lamp). Your signal is not distinct; interpreta
WCW —Signal letter. tion doubtful-------------------- LGT
WCX —Signal not understood, though the flags WDS SIGNATURE.
are distinguished.
Wey —Signal of distress. WDT SIGNIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
WCZ |—Signal of distress in — (direction indi
cated). WDU SILENCE. SILENT, SILENTLY.
WDA —Signal officer. Make no noise. Keep silence ------ RIN
WDB —Signal rocket. WDV SILICA-TE-D.
WDC —Signal staff, or, Signal station.
WDE I
—Signal, or, am going to signal state of WDX SILK.
the weather outside (or at place indi- || WDY SILL.
cated). |
WDF What is the depth of water over the sill?
|—Signal the names of places to which you KVH
wish to be reported by telegraph—to. WDZ SILTING, SILTED UP.
Signal your vessel's official number--Dv ||
WDG |
—Signaled-ing. To signal. | WEA SILVER.
WDH —Signalman. WEB —Nitrate of silver. -
Socket signal --------------------- Wix Quicksilver ----------------------- UFH
WDI —Sound signal. | WEC SIMILAR-LY-ITY.
| Steer course indicated as per compass
signal --------------------------- Jirº WED SIMPLE-Y-ICITY. SIMPLIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
WDJ —Stranger does not understand your sig-
nal.
| WEF SIMULTANEOUS-LY.
WDK —Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not WEG SINCE.
take any notice of signal. A fortnight since.----------------- NMK
| Submarine
signal -----------------ZNQ Have you seen any vessel since your
Submarine signal bell ------------- ZNr. departure?---------------------- KTU
Submarine signal receivers--------- Zns How long since (or, ago)? ---------DTK
Submarine signal station -------. -- ZNT Long time since (or, ago)---------. DTL,
The following signal is in cipher and Not long since (or, ago) ---------...-DTN
secret ---------------------------IQV Some time since (or, ago) ---------- DTP
The following signal (or, communica WEH
tion) is private------------------- HX
SINCERE-LY-ITY.
WDL —The signal made. WEI SINEw.
WDM —The signals were not intended for you. WEJ SING-ING. SANG. SUNG.
WHDN —Use flashing (light) signals.
WDO —Wessel has no signals. WEK SINGLE-D-ING.. " -
Vessel has not made her number (or, Form single column in line abreast-NLw
distinguishing signal) ---. -------SLH Form single column in line ahead--NLx
WDP —Wessel indicated is making signals of
| WEL —Singly.
distress (bearing, if necessary). SINK-ING, SANK. To sink---------. WHI
Wessels just arrived make your num tsunk------------------------- GRQ
bers (or, distinguishing signals)---DX WEM —I am sinking.
Wessels just weighed (or, leaving) make
I am sinking (or, onpassengers
fire); send all avail
crew,
able boats to save and
mals) ----------------------------- DZ - . No
390 GENERAL WOCABULARY, - PART II.
–
SINK–SLIME.
SINK–Continued. SKY—Continued.
Ihave sunk (or, run down) a vessel-HK || WFM |—Skylight.
WEN | –Sunk-en. WFN |—Skyrocket.
Sunken obstruction in (or, at) —---SNK
WEO |—Sunk off (or, near) the –. | WFO SLAck.
Wessel
- indicated is sinking -------- WXs Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just
at slack water (or, at —, time indi
WEP SIR. cated)--------------------------- FVT
| WFP |—Slacked-ing.
SIREN. STEAM SIREN.--------------- WSR Haul in the slack------------------ OPA
Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter- || WFC} |—Slack away.
vals ----------------------------- WD Slack water----------------------- YvK
Shall signal with siren (or, steam whis- || WFR |—Very slack. -
tle) during fog (or, darkness) ----we WFS |—When the tide slacks.
Use your siren --------------------YMU
-
| WFT ISLAIN. SLAY-INg. SLEw.
WEQ |SIRocco.
WFU ISLANDER-ED-ING-OUs.
WER ISISTER. -
WFW ISLANT-ED-ING.
SIT-TING. SAT ---------------------- Whi, A good slant ---------------------- oDT
WES SITUATE-D-ING. SITUATION. WFX |SLATE.
WFY |—Slate colored.
Six TH-LY -------------------------- WEU
WFZ |SLAVE-D-ING-RY.
WET |SIXTEENTH. WGA –Slave trade. *
- WGB |—Slaver.
WEU SIXTH. Six. SixTHLY.
SLAY-ING. SLAIN. SLEw----------- WFT
WEV SIZE-D-ING. To SIZE.
-
WGC |SLEDGE-D-ING, or, SLEIGH-ED-ING.
WEX | SIZE. .
About the size---------------------CZY WGD ISLEEP-ING-Y. SLEPT.
Different size ---------------------- KZI || Railway sleeper ------------------- Uhc
Indicate the size—of---------------- Pib -
Large size ------------------------ QFR || WGE SLEEPLEss-NESs.
None of that size------------------- SJC ||
WEY |–Size unknown. | WGF |SLEET-Y.
Small size ------------------------ whe
WEZ —What size do you want? | WGH SLIDE-ING. SLID.
| D slide ---------------------------- RiP
SKETCH-ED-ING. (Draw) -----------. LNG - -
Gun slide ------------------------- OJIV
WFA |SKELETON. kAM
-- WGI |—Slide valve.
WFB |SKID. WGJ |—Slide valve broken.
WGK |—Slide-valve gear.
WFC
WFD
SKIFF.
SKILL-ED-FUL-LY.
WGL
-sºlve
order).
WGM |—Slide
gear damaged
valve out of order.

(or, out of
sº
Skilled artificer-------------------- EZS || WGN |—Slide-valve rod.
WFE |—Skilled shipwright. WGO |—Slide-valve rod broken.
| WGP |—Sliding faces.
WFG | SKIN-NED.
SKIN. (Hide) ---------------------- ouq || WGQ TO SLIGHT.

| A good many slight cases---------- idh
WFH SKIP-PED-PING. | Boiler burst; very slight damage--Gvw
Boiler leaking slightly------------ GWB
WFI SKIPPER. -
Cargo slightly damaged.------------ IAD
Machinery slightly damaged -----. MCQ
WFJ SKIRMISH-ED-ING-ER. WGR –Slight-ly. º
Slight attack---------------------- FKc
Skolnis. (Measure of length) ------- AWQ Slight
breeze ---------...-----------HGD
case ------------------------ idp
Slight
WFK SKULK-ED-ING. SKULKER. damage -------------------- KJB
Slight
engagement ---------------- MAJ
Slight
WFL |Sky. | WGS –Slightly wounded.
Clear sky --------------------------ITD
Cloudy sky------------------------ IWB || WGT SLIME-Y.
—
SLING—SO.
WGU SLING-ING. SLUNG. SMALL–Continued.

| Small craft------------------------KBC
| WGV SLING. (A sling.) Small hawser --------------------- OPY
Boat'ssling------------------------ GSC Smallpox. Case of smallpox-----...-IDN
Fore yard gone in the slings ------- NJr. Small ship. Small craft----------. KBC
Look to the slings----------------- RAB | WHP —Small size.
WHQ ||—Small spar.
WGX | SLIP-PING. WHR —Smaller-est.
Be all ready for slipping. Be ready to Steward's small stores ------------ WWE
slip your cable ----------...------. Hoo Stream, or, Small anchor---------- E.J.V.
Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh, Supply of water is small, not exceeding
kW — (quantity indicated) a day---Ywr
Cut, or, Slip your cables----------- HRA Too little, or, Too small----------- QVX
Iam obliged to slip my cable; pick it
up for me----------------------- HRF
I have slipped my anchor, but it is WHS —SMART-LY-NESS-ER-EST.
-
buoyed --------------------------EIG | WHT | –Very smart-ly.
I intend to slip cable -------------- HRG
WHU SMELL-ING. SMELT.
WGY |—Slip rope.
WGZ. —Slip way. | WHV | SMELT-ED-ING.
Slip your cable and buoy the end--HRQ
$º
WHA –Slipped. WHX |SMYTH-Y.
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Wait for nothing. Blacksmith -----------------------GLV
Get an offing -------------------- kW Chimney Smith (or, sweep) -------- iPB
---------------------- JVs
WHB | SLOOP. Goldsmith------------------------ ODN
- Locksmith------------------------ QXZ
WHC SLOPE-ED-ING. Tinsmith -------------------------xtz
Slope awnings -------------------- FPY Whitesmith-----------------------ZDN
SLOPS. MEN'S CLOTHING------------- IVS WHY | SMOKE-D-ING-LY.
See smoke in — (direction indicated),
WHD | SLOW-LY-NESS. WNZ
As slow as possible ---------------- FBJ WHZ |—Smoke joint.
Keep going ahead slowly---------- Dv M WLA –Smokeless powder.
My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
(or, first meridian) mean time----gs WIB |SMOOTH-LY-NEss-ER-EST.
Slow progress --------------------- TYC —Smooth the sea with oil ----------- HTN
WHE |–Slow speed.
WHF | –Slower-est. WIC SMUGGLE-D-ING.
Very slow-ly ---------------------- YPs WID | –Smuggler.
-
Your chronometer must be slow ---IQM
| WIE | SNAKE-D.
WHG | SLUE-D-ING.
WIF SNARE. (Reptile.)
WHI SLUICE-D-ING.
wh; lºsſuice valve. WIG | SNATCH-ED-ING.
WHK –Sluice valves out of order. Snatch block ---------------------GMY
! SLUNG. (See SLING.)--------------- WGU WIH | SNIFTING VALVE.
WHL | SLUSH. WIJ |SNOW-ED-ING-Y.

- Traffic interrupted by snow--------xZP
| WHM |SMAck-ED-ING.
- Fishing smack (or, craft)---------. KAZ | WIK | SNUG-LY-NESS.
All snug--------------------------DXY
WHN SMALL-NESS. snug--------------------- DYN
Make all
A small establishment -----------. MHL
WHO |—A small part (portion)—of —. WIL | So.
A small (or, smaller) quantity (or, num- I am (or person indicated is) trying to
ber)—of ----------------------
SLD * do so YCQ
Only to be got in small quantities--of M I think so.-------------------------xqG
Small adjustment required to machin- If so------------------------- ---BZW
ery ----------------------------- DKG Is it so? CDU
Small-arm magazine -------------- EvK WIM —Not so.
Small-arm men ------------------- EVC Not so often----------------------- spz
Small arms. (Muskets, rifles, etc.). Evd WIN –Not so soon—as.
Small-er boat --------------------- JT Not so well as--------------------- ZBM
-
Small bower-----------------------EJs WIO l—So as to.
Small case. ---. --------------------IDF So much (or, many)--------------- RKQ
-
—
SOAK–SORT.
WIP |SOAK-ED-ING. SOME–Continued.

Some future opportunity ---------- Nus
WIQ |SoAP. Some more ----------------------- RZW
Marine soap----------------------- RLC Some other------------------------ SVN
Some swell ----------------------- x H.J.
WIR SOBER-LY-NESS, SOBRIETY Sometime ago (or, since) ---------- Dto
WJP |—Somebody. Someone.
WIS SOCIAL-LY-ABLE-Y-ILITY Someone else--------------------- Lv w
Someone to look after stock ------. RAD
WIT ISOCIALIST. WJQ |—Something. -
Something amiss------------------ EFM
WIU SOCIETY. | WJR |—Something else.
Co-operative society--------------- JVM || WJS –Sometime.
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society ----RLF || WJT |—Somewhat.
º WJU l—Somewhere.
Socks. (Stockings) ---------------- WVs Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer; have
I
WIV SOCKET. -
Code Flag over H
WIX –Socket signal. There is some mistake ------------ Rwg
WIY | SODA-IUM. WJW ISON.

WIZ |—Bicarbonate of soda. -
WJA 1–Nitrate of soda. WJX SONG.
WJB SODA WATER. WJY SOON.

As soon as ------------------------ FBK
WJC ISOFT-LY-NESS. As soon as alongside --------------EAV
Soft bottom ----------------------- HBI As soon as convenient ------------- FBL ;
Soft bread. Fresh bread.---------- HEO As soon as it is dark--------------- FBM
As soon as it is dusk--------------- FBN
WJD SOIL-ED-ING. As soon as possible ---------------- FBo
As soon as she is off (or, afloat, ---DPw
SoL, or, DOLLAR. (Coin).------------ ATJ As soon as the flood tide makes ----FBP
- As soon as there is a breeze -------- FBQ
SOLD. SELL and SALE)-----vos
(See also Discharge cargo as soon as possible-LAM
Cargo expected to be sold.---------- Hzv Dispose of cargo as soon as possible-IAN
Cargo sold well ------------------- IAH || WJZ |—How soon?
Everything is to be sold.----------- M.J.H Ishall weigh as soon as the weather
Is the cargo sold?------------------ IAU permits -------------------------- Zo
WJE |—Must be sold. Not as soon—as -------------------WIN
Sold by auction ------------------- FLU Return as soon as -----------------UVP
WJF |—Sold her cargo. Sell cargo as soon
- as possible------- LAY
| The cargo is not yet sold----------- IBA || WKA 1–Sooner.
Wreck will be sola ---------------- ZJB The sooner the better -------------- GIT
| WKB |—Too soon.
WJG | SOLDIER. | WKC |—Will soon.
WJH |—Private soldier.
WKD | SORE-LY-NESS.
WJI SOLE-LY-ITARY-ITUDE. Eyesore --------------------------MºH
Footsore -------------------------- NHF
SOLICITOR. ATTORNEY -------------- FLO
| WKE | SORRow.
WJK SOLID-LY-ITY. -
Solid, - or, Cubic measure.

(See page 52), WKF
- |SoRRY.
AYB Sorry am (is, or, are) engaged ----MAK
The ice is so solid, I can not break
through; send help-------------- PCF
I
Sorry am unable to comply with your
request -------------------------USX
Sorry to hear—it (or, that) -------. orp
WJL SOLUTION. SOLUBLE. WKG |—Sorry to inform you.
WKH |—Very sorry.
WJM SOLVE-D-ING. -
WJN | SOLVENT-CY WKI Sort-ED-ING. To sort. (See also KIND.)

All sorts -------------------------- Dxz
WJO |SOME. WKJ |—Sort. (Kind.) |
some neglect ------------------ SGK. What sort (or, kind)—of --------. QAZ
I#.heard that some of your family were
seriously ill---------------------- MSI
What sort of a light is it?---------- QSP
What sort of a voyage (or, passage)
I think you ought to get something to have you had? ------------------- TDI
answer the purpose.-------------ENB What sort of an entrance is it (or, is
Some demand springing up-------- KTF there to —)?-------------------- MFW
SORTIE-SPARE,
WKL Sortie. WLN Sover EIGN-TY. (Ruler.)

- SOUGHT. SEEKING ------------------ VOG SoverEIGN, or, Pound (coin) -------- AUS
WKM | SOUND-ED-ING. To SOUND. WLO | SOw-ED-ING. Sow N.
WKN |—Have obtained soundings. -
WKO ||—Have sounded regularly. WLP SPACE-Ious-LY. (See also Room.)
WKP —Have you had soundings? Air space (or, cell) --------------- DWH
WKQ —Have you sounded regularly? |
W —I have sounded — (place indicated). | WLQ I SPADE. -
know the soundings.
I
intend sounding— (place indicated) | WLR SPAIN. SPANARD. SPANish Colors.
Spain.--------------------- FUS
before I try it ------------------- POT || Bank of
Ishall heave-to to sound (time indicated,
*f necessary) -------------------. OSL WLS |SPAN-NED-NING.
I shall sound regularly. I
shall keep
going-------------------
the lead QJH || WLT |SPANNER. -
Irregular soundings --------------- PTF
WKS |—It is not prudent to proceed without SPANKER, or, DRIVER --------------LNX
...
regular soundings. Brail up the spanker -------------- HDT
Keep the lead going. Keep sounding, WLU |—Lower spanker topsail yard.
QJI Spanker, or, Driver boom---------- GZV
soundings------------------ SWC Spanker boom sprung. ------------ Gzw
of
Out
Patent sounding machine---------- RDS Upper spanker topsail yard ------- xwo
WKT |—Regular soundings.
Show your soundings ---------------vs WLW |SPAR.
||
Sounding apparatus--------------- ERK get spar for — mast —?-NYH
at
Can
a a
WKU –Sounding pipe (or, tube). I I
at
Can get spar for fore yard —?
a
WKV |—Sounding rod. NIS
|
WKX |—Soundings. Depth water. (Depth of WLX –Can you supply spar?
in of
a
||
|
Have you any spars that would do for—?

be
to
water shown feet.)

Thomson's (Kelvin) sounding apparatus, Vx
WLY —I have
no
- TEG spars suitable—for —.

|
WKY |—We have sounded regularly. Lookout will be kept for any rafts (or,
What are your soundings? ---------- VS Spars) ---------------------------QZY
|
WKZ —Will the soundings be safe guide? Send all available spars for — —-FOK
to
a
WLA —You may go by your soundings you Small spar ----------------------- WHQ
if
use care. WLZ |—Spar buoy.

Spar, or, Outrigger torpedo ------- SWr
WLB |Sound-ED-ING. To sound. (To make Spare spar ----------------------- WMG
a
moise.) Spars are all adrift.------------...--- DMr.

WLC
(a
—Sound moise.) Spars for nets, or, Torpedo booms--GzY

Sound signal---------------------- WDI Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
WLD |—Sounding buoy. yard (or spar indicated)--------- RCK
- Sprung spar (indicated)----------- WOR
WLE Soup.
-
soup-------------------- TUN WMA SPARE-D-ING.

-
Preserved
||
Can spare (or, dispense with) ------ LFD

WLF SOURCE. Can spare ammunition------------- EFs
|
Where, or, What source did the news Can you spare (or, dispense with)?-LFE
come from? --------------------- ShN Can you spare (or, supply me with)
–
?
XET
(Compass degrees)-------- AIO Can you spare hawser?----------- OPS
in
SouTH.
a
Can you spare ammunition? ------- EFT

points)--------ARL Can you spare any biscuit? -------- GLM
".. 4.
(Compass
in
SouTH.
WLG |—Southern-erly-ing-ward. Can you spare me
of
chart —?----IMU
a a
Alongshore Can you spare me chronometer---IQD

of
— (dis-
to
the southward
".
tance in miles follow)------- EAQ - Can you spare me

or
hand two?--OMC
.#
a
WLH –From the southward. Can you spare me coal?------------- GY

On, or, At the South coast of — ---IYK Can you spare me provisions? UAK
South Atlantic --------------------
-
-
-
-
-
Can you spare me some rocket signals?

South cone hoisted UZC
South latitude--- —Can you spare some rope (size follow)?
to
South Pacific---------------------- —Can not spare.

WLI |—South-east-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. WMD —Have no spare —.
"
WLJ
|
|—South-west-ern-erly-ing-ward-er. Have you spare screw? ---------- WKF

a
|
WLK —To, or, For the southward. How many dozen can you spare? --LMU
WLM —Too far the southward. WME —I can spare you.
to
None to spare---------------------- sjF

NoTE.—See CoMPASS SIGNALs, pages 45 Spare anchor ---------------------- E.JT
and 46. WMF |—Spare shaft.
SPARE–SPOKE.
SPARE—Continued. SPELL–Continued.
WMG |—Spare spar. Spelling Signal No. 1-Code Flag over E*
There is a spare propeller on board-Tzd Spelling Signal No. 2-Code Flag over Fº
Spelling Signal No. 3.-Code Flag over G*
WMH | SPARK.
*For method of using these Signals, see
WMI SPEAK-ING-ER. SPOKE-N. (See also SPOKE.) page 13.
Desire to see (or, speak)—to------- KWN -
WMJ |—Did you speak—to —? Spelling (Alphabetical) Table. (See
Have applied (or, spoken) to ------- Eso ºg. 15)-------------------------
Have you applied (or, spoken) to? --ESR WNF |—Use Spelling (Alphabetical) Table.
WMK |—I wish to speak to you. Your name is not on my list; spell it
On what date did you speak the (ves- – *tically (or, by alphabetical
indicated)? ------------------ KMG
sel table)--------------------------- EBQ
Shall apply (or, speak) to ----. -----EST
What ships did you speak? -------- WYG || WNG |SPEND-ING. SPENT.
Will you apply (or, speak) to?.... --ESU
Wish to speak—to (or, with) ------ zaw || WNH|SPERMACET, or, SPERM.
WNI |—Sperm oil.
WML SPEAR-ED-ING.
- WNJ SPHERICAL.
WMN SPECIAL-LY-IST. WNK —Spherical buoy.
WMO |—Special survey.
wMP
WMQ
—Special train.
|SPECIE. |
WNL
WNM
ºn
SPIKE. -
Handspike------------------------
WMR |SPECIFY-IED-ING. Marlingspike
At place specified ------------------FIQ |
At the time specified -------------- FJA | WNO |SPILL-ED-ING. SPILT.
Vessels of nations specified were all
leaving ------------------------- QLM WNP SPIN-NING. SPUN.
| Spun yarn------------------------ WPB
WMS SPECULATE-D-ING-ION.
WNQ SPINNAKER.
WMT |SPEECH.
WNR SPINDLE.
WMU |SPEED-Y-ILY.
Different speeds------------------- KZJ || WNS SPIRITS.
Full speed-------------------------NSV Methylated spirits----------------- RSQ
Go ahead full speed------- ---------- Li
-
|| WNT –Spirits of wine.
Go astern full speed --...--------, ----LM || WNU |—Spirituous.
Go full speed ---------------------- OBS
Go half speed --------------------- OBT || WNW |SPIT. -
Half speed, or, -------- OLM Sand spit ------------------------- whild

I am going full HalfPower
speed -------...----- OCI -
I amgoing half speed-------------- OCJ SPLENDID. (Magnificent)------------ RET
am on full speed trial,
..]
I I
Code Flag over WNX |SPLICE-D-ING.

at A
|| || || || ||
have — hours' coal, full speed (or

-
speed indicated) -----------------IxD WNY SPLINT.

Increase speed--------------------- Phc
steam up? Are you full speed?-vz WNZ
Is
at
SPLINTER-ED-ING.
–3.
Most economical speed------------- LTD
WMV speed. WOA SPLIT-TING.
educe speed. Ease her ----------- MF Mainsail split --------------------- RGS
Reduce speed; you are towing me too My sails are all blown away (or, split),
fast----------------------------- XYT VEC
Slow speed ----------------------- wheſ WOB |—Split all my sails.
WMX |—Speed light (lantern, or, lamp).
WMY —Speed will be — knots. WQQ SpotLing. To spoil.
|| || |
What your consumption coal per WOD —Spoiled.

of
is
hour, full speed” ----------------IXM

WMZ |—You can proceed any speed. (See also SPEAK),
at
SPOKE-N. SPEAK-ING-ER.
WMI
WNA |SPELL-ING. SPELT. To SPELL. Have you seen (or, spoken) any men-of:
Name will be spelt ---------------- sido war? so, report their names and
If
WNB |—Spell nationalities -------------------- vNM

it.
WNC |—Spell the address. WOE |—Have you spoken any vessels (or vessel
WND |—Spell the name. indicated)? -
WNE –Spell the WOF –)?
—
—Have you spoken (or, the

to
surname.
PART II. GENERAL WOCABULARY. - 395
SPOKE-SQUALL.
SPOKE-Continued. WOS ISPRING-ING. SPRANG. SPRUNG A LEAK.

Ihave reported you to the vessel I spoke; Are you leaky? -Have you sprung a leak?
she is bound to — (place indicated), QJ
URT I have sprung a leak---------------- NQ
Spoke a brig---------------------- HGX Wessel indicated has sprung a leak --QL
-*
Spoke several vessels during the passage,
WOT SPRING.
– (vessel indicated).
WSU (Season.)
WOG the WOU —In the spring.
Last spring
WOH | SPONGE. WOW —Next spring.
WOX —Spring tide.
WOI SPONTANEOUS-LY. WOY —Spring tides rise — feet.
WOJ —Spontaneous combustion.
WOZ SPRIT. SPRITSAIL.
WOK SPOON. Spritsail yard (or, gaff)
WOL SPOT-TED-TING-TY. WPA SPROCKET.
SPOUT. - SPRUNG. (See SPRING)

Water spout---------------------- YWB
SPUN. SPIN-NING------------------- WNP
WOM SPRAIN-ED-ING. WPB —Spun-yarn.
WON SPRAY. WPC SPY-IED-ING.

Spyglass. Telescope-------------- XMQ
WOP SPREAD-ING. WPD SQUABBLE.
Convoy to spread as far as possible, keep
ing within signal distance --------- IZ Some squabble (or, fight) on shore with
crew
Spread awning -------------------- FPZ
SQUADRON.
—A squadron (give nationality) composed
WOQ SPRING-ING. SPRANG. SPRUNG. of — ships, passed in sight.
Bowsprit sprung ------------------ HCz Any alteration in the position of the
Damaged, or, Sprung mast; can not squadron (or, fleet).--------------EBZ
º:
carry sail Blockading squadron -------------- GNI
Fore topmast sprung Channel squadron (or, fleet) -------- ILB
Fore yard sprun squadron-----...---------Kxw
Ihave sprung (or, damaged)
Detached
Did the (or, fleet)? ------ Nek
Ihave (or vessel indicated has) sprung Enemy's fleet (or, squadron).------- LZG.
— mast (indicated) ---- - - -- - - - - - - ROJ Fleet, or, Squadron when last seen were
I have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard, o ------------------NEO
- Ei
For the fleet (or, squadron) ------- NEQ
I have yard
sprung (or, damaged) lower top In the fleet (or, squadron) --------- NES
sail Inshore fleet (or, squadron) ------- PMh
I have sprung (or, damaged) main yard,
KJL
Letters of squadron (or, fleet)-...--- QOM
Of how many ships was the squadron
I yar
have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
KJM
seen composed?
Of, or, From the squadron (or, fleet)-NER
I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top
sail ward------------------------ KJN
Reserve squadron
WPG —Royal Yacht Squadron.
I ...iſ weigh the moment the breeze (Club.)
.
springs up---------------------- Ho A. o K
Jib-boom sprung------------------ GZR
Main mast sprung----------------- Rori,
Main topsail yard sprung---------- rho;
steering -
---------------------- LZS
Saw the fleet (or, squadron) off — steer
Main yard sprung----------------- RH.J. ing---------------------------- NET
Some demand springing up-------- KTF Squadron, or, Fleet is (or, was)—at-NEM
Spanker boom sprung------------- GZW To the squadron (or, fleet) --------NEv
Spring on the cable-----------4.---- HRS What is the state of health of the fleet
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged a lower (or, squadron)? ----------- ------ Oro
mast ---------------------------- ro.J. WPH —When is the squadron (or, fleet)?
Sprung a lower yard -------------- rck WPI —Where is our fleet (or, squadron)?
Sprung fore mast, but can fish it at sea,
NKx WPJ
Where is the –
fleet (or, squadron)?-SK
—whº–
was the fleet (or, squadron) on
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower the ?
yard (or spar indicated)--------- RCK
WPK
|
Sprung, or, Damaged mast; can not SQUALL-Y.
carry sail In a heavy squall------------------ OTE
Sprung my fore mast, and must bear up, Look out for a squall QZT
NKW I Severe squall not far off; look sharp-wz
WOR –Sprung spar (indicated). Squally weather. Blowing hard----zH
-
SQUARE–STARBOARD. -
|
WPL SQUARE. (Shape.) STAND–Continued.
WPM |—A square-rigged vessel. Ishall stand in for the land as long
See--------------------------
as I
Not square enough.---------------- Mildu Can QDZ
Square centimeter. (Square measure), I shall stand in till I make the land-QEA
AxR || WQC —Ishall stand in until —.
Square decameter. (Square measure),
Axj
Ishall stand off and on (the land)--QEB
-
|| WQD —Ishall stand on until —.
Square decimeter. (Square measure), Ishall stand off from —(hour indicated)
indicated), or, Ishall stand
Axs to— (hour
| Square foot. (Square measure) ---Axt off until?------------------------Qec
Square hectometer. (Square measure), I stand (or vessel indicated stands) —
Axe (class indicated) at Lloyd's------ Qwo
Square inch. (Square measure).---AxU Keep, or, Stand close in, or, Keep under
Square kilometer. (Square measure), | the land--------------------------LT
Axy | Please stand by me; I want assistance,
Square, or, Surface measure------- AXH NR
Square meter. (Square measure)--Axk || WQE —Stand by to let go.
Square mile. (Square measure) --Axw || WQF –Stand closer in. -
Square millimeter. (Square measure), WQG –Stand in for the land.
AXY Stand nearer the shore (or, bank, or,
Square-rigged ship --------------- WPM reef) --------------------------- Fwa
WPN |—Square sail. Stand, or, Haul off ---------------- OPC
Square yard. (Square measure) ---Axz || WQH |—Stand off and on the land.
Stand off. Get an offing. Put to sea at
WPO SQUARE. (Place of address.) Once -----------------------------MG
| Stand on--------------------------Mh
WPQ STAB-BED-BING. Standon. Continue your presentcourse,
Accident happened; cut; stab ----- DCG JSM
WQI —Stand out to sea.
WPR STABLE-ILITY. WQJ –Stand towards—the.
WQK |—Standing order.
WPS | STACK-ED-ING. WQL ||—Standing rigging.
Vessel indicated, or, Vessel in company
STADION. (Measure of length) ----- AWG is standing in for the land.-------- QET
Vessel indicated is (or, was) standing
WPT STAFF. (or, steering)– ----------------- WXT
Flagstaff-------------------------- NDB Vessel indicated is standing into danger,
| Jackstaff ------------------------- PUG. - KLJ
Rocket staff--- -----------------...-UzF || WQM |—Will stand by you.
Signal staff (or, station) ---------- WDC You are standing into danger ------- JD
WPU STAGE. WQN STANDARD. Royal STANDARD. Royal
WPV —Floating stage. FLAG.
| Landing stage---------------------QEO
WQO STANDARD, or, SUPPORT.
STAID (See STAY) -------------------
-
WRx -
STANDARD, or, POLE COMPASS --------. JIB
WPX STAIN-ED-ING.
WQP STAR-RY.
sº
WPY STAMP-ED-ING. Pole, or, North star---------------- SJo
Postage stamp -------------------- TQN || WQR |—Starlight.
WPZ |STANCHION. WQS (For STARBOARD HELM, see
elow.)
WQA STAND-INg. Stood. Breakers, Reef, Rock, or, Shoal on star
Do not stand too far on your present board bow ---------------------- hire
Course --------------------------- JZI Cast to starboard ------------------ IEF
WQB —Do not stand too far to the –. |-
Convoy to keep on starboard side of
Do not stand too long on your present leader (or, escort) ---...------------- IY
course --------------------------- JZI
Hººrºº:
Hard-a-starboard! (Urgent.) Head to
Do stand too long on your present go to port ------------------------ Me
º: -----------------------------JZI
tack
- -
- - N. B.--To be kept
-
flying until
-
the course
is sufficiently altered.
How is (or, was) stranger (or vessel in- Haul your wind on starboard tack --Lo
dicated) standing (or, steering)?-wTY || Heave-to on starboard tack --------0SF
How long may we stand on our present Keep buoy (or, beacon) on your star
courscº -------------------------- JZK board hand --------------------- GAL
Iam standing in for the land ------ QDT Keep more to starboard------------PZA
Ishall stand about to see if can pick I
º
Keep on starboard side of channel--Lw
up anything from the wreck------ ZIt Keep on starboard tack ------------
l
-
STARBOARD–STATION.
STARBOARD-Continued. WRI |STARVE-D-ING-ATION.

Leave buoy (or, beacon) to starboard, Short of provisions. Starving------ NV
M.A. | .
t
List to starboard ------------------ Qve || WRJ STATE. (See also CoNDITION.)
| WQT |—Not too much to starboard. - In the same state as before -------- VGK
On starboard beam ---------------- GAV . Present state of affairs------------- DPF
On starboard bow ----------------- HCP Signal, or, I am going to signal the
On starboard quarter-------------. UER state of the weather outside (or at
Pay out starboard hawser. (See Tow- place indicated)----------------- wide
ING SIGNALs, page 35.) State of affairs—at----------------- DPI
Shortenin starboard hawser. (See Tow- State remains unaltered.------------ TPS
ING SIGNALS, 35.) - What is the state of health of the fleet
Starboard. {..".to starboard. Head
Helm at-º-º-------------------------ORC
to port--------------------------- WJ What is the state of health of the troops
WQU |—Starboard a little. Head to go to port. at -?--------------------------- YBR
-
Starboard anchor-------------- - - -- EJU What is the state of the market?---RLP
Starboard boiler ------------------ GXL What state does (or, do) the battery
Starboard boiler defective- - - - - ---- GXM (or, batteries) appear to be in?---FYv
- Starboard bow -------------------. HCT
Starboard bow light (lantern, or, lamp), WRK STATE-D-ING, STATEMENT. To STATE.
: HCU Muster statement ----------------- GZB
- Starboard broadside --------------- H.J.R.
| WQV |–Starboard engine. WRL STATE (Government).
WQX |—Starboard gun. Chief of the State (President, Em
§. ºte
| WQY —Starboard screw. peror, King, Queen, etc.) in — has
| WQZ |—Starboard side. (or, is) -------------------------- IOR
| WRA –Starboard tack. Royal Navy, or, State Navy-------- SEC
Steer more to starboard ------------MK ----------------- VMO
-- - - - WRM
i —Statesman-ship.
N. B.—To be kept flying until the course -
State Department, or, Foreign
is sufficiently altered. - oniº,R
(See Towing
-
Veer starboard hawser.
| SIGNALs, page 35.) - STATE ROOM. (Cabin).-------------- HQJ
- -
WRB |STARBOARD HELM. | WRN STATION-ED-ING-ARY.
Alter course one point (or number in- Asks name of ship (or, signal station)
dicated) to starboard------------- JZE in sight -------------------------- WG
Hard-a-starboard! (Urgent.) Head to At, or, In station------------------- FIP
go to port ------------------------ ME Calls attention of shore signal station,
N. - B.—To- be kept flying until the course
is sufficiently altered.
Coaling ºvºvvs.------------------------
sº station rº.
Coastguard station ---------------- IYQ
Keep more to starboard-- .--------- PZA Enquires name of ship (or, signal sta
| helm is hard-a-starboard;
Myead going to port --------------- WH
ship's tion).----------------------------- VG
Not too much to starboard -------- wqt station at --------------------- EMW
Starboard. Helm to starboard. Hea Forward reply to my message by tele
to go to port --------------------- W.J. graph to------------------------- WT
Starboard a little. Head to go to port, In, or, At station ------------------ FIP
Indicate name of ship (or, signal sta
*
WQU
Starboard helm------------------- Wrb tion) in sight---------------------vg
Steady your helm------------------- MI ||
Steer more to starboard ------------ Mk
WRO |—Is the –light-ship on her station?
there a signal station at –?-----wol.
- - - #eep station----------------------- PZi
N. B.--To be kept flying until the course -
Leave it for me at the railway
-
is sufficientl#!ed.
You are steering too much to starboard, Lifeboat station------------------- QRK
wur || WRP |—Life-saving (Rocket) station.
WRC Li
|START-ED-ING.
Breakfast before you start---------HFJ }.}---------------------------
at — is out of position, or,
ight-ship is not at anchor on her
WRD |—Have started. station QE
I I
shall not weigh until get a favorable
start -------------------------- ZAW
Lloyd's signal station—at —------- QXB
Meet me at the railway station ----ROU
Prepare for sailing. Get ready for Meteorological station ------------- RSO
Sea ----------------------------- NYx Naval station----------------------SEV
WRE 1–Start at —. Police station ---------------------TNX
$º:
Start-ed-ing engine --------------- MBW. Preserve station------------
Started a rivet --------------------
-
UYN station -----------
WRF —Starting gear. uit the (or, your) station
WRG |—Starting gear out of order. Railway station-------------------
WRH |—Starting shaft. Return to the (or, your) station---UVR
STATION.—STEAMER,
STATION.—Continued. STEAM–Continued.
Semaphore station ---------------- WOW Keep steam up (or ready) ---------- KQ
Send reply to my message to signal sta- How long will you be getting steam up?
tion at ------------------------ VQD WY
Signal station (or, staff)----------- WDC Is steam up? Are you at full speed-v2
WRQ |—Station master. Proceed under steam -...------------ TXF
WRS |—Stationed at —. Proceeds under her own steam----- Mbt
Submarine signal station.... ------ZNT Rate of steaming------------------
Telegraph station (or, office).------ XME Require steam—for ----------------
I
-: º
The light-ship—is not at anchor on her Shall blow off my steam?--
station (or, is out of position)..... QE I
Shall get up steam?
To, or, At the railway station...... Uhe
Torpedo station -----------------. XWY
- I
Shall Šend you a steam tug?------ VQo
Shallsignal with siren (or, steamwhistle)
What is the name of the signal station during fog (or, darkness)---------we
(or, ship) in sight?---------------- VG | WSL of boiling water.)
WRT STATIONERY. team capstan-------------------- hwb
Steam chest ----------------------- ion
WRU STATUTE-ORY. Steam coal ------------------------ ix.J.
Statute adult---------------------- DMT Steam collier ---------------------- JAQ
| Steam cone------------------------ JNP
WRV STAVE-ING. Steam crane ---------------------- KBG
Boat is stove ----------------------- AR Steam cutter's engine ------------- MBX
Stove ---------------------------- WYA Steam gauge. (See MANOMETER)--RJw
Steam is not ready; will be up in—--wb
WRX STAY-ED-ING.To stay. (See also REMAIN Steam is ready---------------------wo
§
is up------------------------ WC
-
and WAIT.) Steam
Stay on board--------------------- GQz Steam launch's engine ------------ MBY
or, Remain where you are----UPM Steam log book ------------------- Gzh
WRY –Will you stay, or, wait? -
Steam pinnace's engine------------ Mez
WSM –Steam pipe.
WRZ |STAY-ED-ING. To stay. (In tacking.) Steam pipe burst.------------------ tro
WSA ||—In stays. WSN |—Steam pipe damaged,
WSB —Make sure of her staying. WSO |—Steam pipe leaky.
Missed stays ----------------------RVZ || WSP –Steam port.
Will your vessel stay?------------- v YH || WSQ |—Steam pressure.
- Steam pressure gauge. Manometer,
#.
WSC (Support, or Rope.)
STAY. R.Jw
------ - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - - - - - FQ0 || WSR |—Steam siren.
Diagonal, or, Triatic stay---------- KYQ || WST |—Steam steering gear.
Forestay -------------------------- NJC Steam steering gear disabled-------- Mz
Jackstay -------------------------- PUI || WSU –Steam steering wheel.
Mainstav ------------------------- RGV || WSW –Steam surface. .
WSD |—Stay light (lantern, or, lamp). WSX |-Steam surveyor.
WSY |—Steam trial. i
WSE STAYSAIL. Steam tug ------------------------ YDR
Fore staysail ---------------------- NJD || WSZ |—Steam whistle.
Fore topmast staysail ------------- NJM || WTA –Steam will (or, can) be up in —minutes.
Main staysail-------------------- RGw || WTB |–Steam winch.
Main topmast staysail-------------RHD || WTC |—Steam windlass.
Mizzen topmast staysail----------- RXA || WTD –Steaming light (lantern, or, lamp).
Staysail sheet--------------------- VUx Under steam ---------------------- YHJ
WSF |—Storm staysail. With steam up ----------...-------YLw
WSG |—Topmast staysail. Working steam pressure—is ------- TUs
Topmast staysail sheet------------ WWA
WTE STEAMER. STEAMSHIP.
WSH STEADY-ILY-INEss. Board (or, visit) steamer (or, vessel)-GPv
Barometer is steady--------------- Fxr || WTF |—By steamer. -
Steady your helm------------------- MI Came, Coming, by steamer--------- J.C.I.
Under steady helm---------------- otu. || WTG ||—Fishery steamer.
Wind appears to be steady -------- ZFH Government steamboat ------------ OFX
Have passed steamer with machinery
WSI ISTEAL-ING. STOLE-N. disabled ----------------------- MT
| Have passed steamer with steering gear
WSJ STEAM-ED-ING. To STEAM. disabled ------------------------- MU
Blow off your steam--------------- GOA Have you seen disabled steamer? ---Mv
Blow siren (or, steam whistle) at inter- || WTH |-Hired steamer.
vals ----------------------------- WD Mail steamer----------------------RFK
Can you steam ahead—off--------- DVE Mail steamer arrives-d—at —-----RFL
WSK –Can not get sufficient steam. Mail steamer reported lost -------- RFM
Get steam up as fast as possible----- KL || Mail steamer sails-ed-------------- RFn i
Get steam up; report when ready---KM | Mails go by steamer--------------. RFQ |
PART II, GENERAL WOCABULARY. 399
T
- STEAMER—STERN.
STEAMER—Continued. STEER—Continued.
Merchant steamer (or, ship)------- RPz Is my present course a correct one?
Paddle-wheel steamer. (Horse-power to
follow, if necessary)---, ---------SZH
I
Am steering a proper course? (The
course steered to follow, if necessary),
Passed disabled steamer at — ------ MX JZF
Pilot boat (steam) ----------------GUB Saw the enemy's fleet off — steering —,
Salvage steamer ------------------ WGF. NET
Screw steamer. (Horse-power to follow, Saw the enemy's fleet steering —---LZs
if necessary) -------------------- VKJ WUA —Shall we steer (or, run) for — (place
Send a steamer ------------------- VPN indicated)?
Steamboat (large), Launch -------GUV Steam steering gear--------------- WST
Steamboat (small), Cutter, or, Gig-GUw Steam steering gear disabled ------- MZ
Steamboat, Steamer is aground ---DUw Steam steering wheel ------------. WSU
Steam collier---------------------- —Steer after me.
Steam cutter, or, gig Steer after me; I
have a pilot ----- DRU
Steam guard-boat----------------- Steer course indicated as per compass
Steam launch--------------------- signal --------------------------- JIF
Steam lifeboat -------------------- Steer directly for the buoy (or, beacon),
Steam pilot boat ------------------GUB GAM
Steam pinnace -------------------- GUZ Steer directly for the light-ship----QTH
WTI –Steam trawler. Steer more to port. Head to go to port*,
Steam vessel (ship). Steamer ----wt). - M J
Tank steamer--------------------- XKL, Steer more to starboard. Head to go
Twin-screw steamer -------------- YFL to starboard*
Use steamboat—for --------------- GWD
You can not have a steamboat----- Gv.I * Tobe kept flying until the course is
sufficiently altered.
WTJ STEEL. WUC —Steerage.
WTK –Bessemer steel. WUD —Steerage passengers—for —.
Cast steel -------------------------IEL WUE —Steered-ing. To steer.
Siemens-Martin steel-------------- WBS Steerageway. Headway ---------- OQT
WTL | –Steel-built vessel. WUF —Steering gear.
WTM –Steel mast. Steering gear disabled-------------- MZ
WTN –Steel plate. WUG. —Steering to the –.
WTO |—Steel-wire hawser. The course steered is the best for the
WTP –Steelyard. present (or until time indicated) --JZM
Tincture of steel ------------------ xUB Wessel is (or, was) standing (or, steer
WTQ —Whitworth steel. ing) — VX
What course are
WTR STEEP-NESS. JZO
Reef, or, Shoal is steep to the –––vyw What course shall you (or, they) steer?
JZP
WTS STEEPLE. What course were you (or, they) steer
ing?----------------------------- JZQ
| WTU STEER. Course and HEL.M.)
(See also You
are steering right into the center
I
Am steering a proper course?----- JZF i of the hurricane (or, cyclone) ---PAN
I
At — o'clock shall steer — -------IUQ WUH —You are steering too much to port.
Damaged rudder; can not steer —---BI WUI —You are steering too much to starboard.
| WTV |—Direct me how to steer.
Does disconnecting affect your steering? WUJ STEM (Bow).
LDC Carried away stem----------------- ICP
Enemy's cruisers have been seen to the WUK —Stem seriously damaged.
—, steering to the –-------------- OF
Enemy's fleet have been seen to the –, WUL STEM-MED-MING. To STEM.
steering to the –-----...-----------OG Cannot stem the tide (or, current)-KFX
Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
to the –,
steering to the –-------OH WUM STEP-PED-PING.
Hand steering gear --------------- OMA
Have passed steamer with steering gear
WUN —Step of the – mast (tabernacle).
disabled ------------------------- MU STERE. (Cubic measure) ----------- AYH

Headway, Steerage way ----------- OQT
WTX |—How are you steering? WUO STERLING.
WTY —How is (or, was) stranger (or vessel £ (pound) sterling ---------------- AUS
indicated) steering?
How was convoy steering?. --------JUR WUP STERN-LY-NESS.
I
am in danger (or, shoal water); direc
me how to steer ------------------ NL STERN. THE STERN. STERNMOST.
WUQ
I
am in difficulties; direct me how to
steer---------------------------- KZU
By the stern; —inches by the stern-HPN
Come under the stern-------------- JCO
I
-
have a pilot; steer after me-----. DRU I
have stern way. ---- Code Flag over K
WTZ —Ishall steer — during the night. Main shaft broken in stern tube ---RGT
ſ
STERN –STORE.
STERN–Continued. *WXB |STONE-Y.

Moor head and stern--------------- RZJ Coarse bottom. Coarse sand and stones,
WUR |—Name on the stern. HAX
WUS l—No name on the stern. Have you sand and holystones to spare?
WUT |—Stern frame. OxI
WUV |—Stern gland defective. Pumice stone --------------------- UBA
WUX |—Stern lantern (light, or, lamp).
WUY |—Sternpost. STOOD. (See STAND) ---------------wºº.
WUZ |—Stern tube.
WVA |—Stern tube damaged. WXC |STOP-PING-PAGE. (See also REMAIN and
Stern way. Going astern --------- Fhire WAIT.)
Can you stop the leak?--------------QG
WXD –Can you stop till?
WVB |STEVEDORE. Can not stop the leak--------- ------ QH
- Communication by telegraph is stopped,
WWC STEWARD. WS
Purser's steward (or, assistant)----Uco || WXE |—Full stop.
Send the steward ----------------- VQK Have you materials for stopping the
WVD ||—Stewardess. leak?--------------------------- QJW
WWE |—Steward's small stores. How long shall you stop?---------- QYP
- I am going to stop; machinery requires
WWF ISTICK-ING-Y-INESS. STUCK.
-
adjusting ------------------------ RK
- WXF |—I can not stop.
WTVG |STIFF-LY-NESS-EN-ED.
A stiff breeze --------------------- HFX ||
I can not stop to have (or, receive) any
communication ------------------- IF
Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas -- HVF
Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas-Hvg |
-
I preferstop.
stopping on board --------- GQL
WXG |—I will
Stiff clay -------------------------- ISO Leak is stopped--------------------- QK
My engines are stopped, :
WWH STILL. Code Flag over U
Still under examination-----------MKG || WXH –Obliged to stop engines.
Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
WWI | STINK-ING. STANK. STUNK. Iokh
Stop her --------------------------- ML
WWJ STIPULATE-D-ING-ION. Stop her instantly. (Urgent)-------MN
Stop, Heave-to, or, Come nearer; have
I
WWK STOCK-ED. (See also SUPPLY.)
Can I
procure stock? -------------- TXN Code Flag over H
WWL |—Live stock. “ WXI |—Stop the sailing of —.
-
Someone to look after stock -------RAD || WXJ |—Stop until (or, for).
Stock (supply) — of — ------------ XEU || WXK |—Stop valve.
WWM |—Stock all gone. WXL |—Stopped.
WVN |—Stock of goods. WXM |—Stopper.
Taps, Stocks, and Dies------------- IxzB Stopping only for small adjustment to
WWO |—Well Stocked with. machinery---------------------- RDY
You will be stopped by the blockading
STOCK. ANCHOR STOCK--------------EHI ships --------------------------- GNR
WWP STOCK. (Shares.)

Stock-jobber (or, broker) --------- PVY STOPA. (Measure of length) ---------Aww.
WVQ |STOCKADE-D-INg. WXN ISTORE-D-ING. To STORE. -

Artillery, or, Ordnance stores ----- Ezw
WVR STOCKHOLM TAR. Boatswain's stores ---------------- Gwo
Carpenter's stores.... --------------IBV
WVS STOCKINGs. (Socks.) Commissariat stores --------------- JFB
Condemned stores----------------- JMN
WWT |STOKE-D-ING. Engineer's stores------------------ MCU
WVU |—Stoker. Government stores---------------- OFY
Leading stoker-------------------- QJR Gunner's stores -------------------ORR
Stokehole-------------------------oxE Have military stores on board ----. RTV
Stokehole compartment ----------- JHA || WXO |—Have stores for you.
WWX |—Stokehole full of
water. Medical stores--------------------- ROL
WVY –Stokehole ventilator carried away. Military stores -------------------- RUB
WWZ |—Stoker mechanic. | Naval stores ---------------------- SEW
Steward's small stores ------------ WWE
STOLE-N. STEAL-ING
-
---------------- wsI || WXP |—Store. (A store.)
WXQ —Storehouse.
WXA STOMACH. W —Storekeeper,
- WXS |—Storeroom.
STONE. (Measure of weight) -------- BCL || WXT |—Storeship.
STORM-STRICT.
WXU Storm-Y. (See also WEATHER and GAL.E.) STRANGE–Continued.

Storm center in—(direction indicated); Strangesail (or vessel indicated)is bound
probable course toward — (direction to ----------------------------- HBT
indicated)----------------------- IGY WYU |—Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is
WXW –Storm sail. - from —.
Storm staysail --------------------
wsr
Strange sail (or vessel indicated) is in
WXY |-Storm trysail. distress-------------------------LHM
WXZ ||—Storm warning. WYV |—Strange vessel following convoy.
| Stormy, Boisterous weather from the -, Strange vessel hove in sight-------- OZS
zi WYX –Stranger belongs to —.
There has been, or, We have had a storm Stranger does not understand your sig
of thunder and lightning -------- QTL nal -----------------------------wou
| WYZ |—Stranger has.
STOUT. PORTER --------------------- TPI WZA |—Stranger
is is is is.
Stranger chasing ---------------- INT
WYA STOVE. WZB |—Stranger gaining.
-----------------------
|
Boat stove
is
AR
WZC |—Stranger not gaining.
-
Stranger (or vessel indicated) sus
is
WYB Stove. (Fireplace.) picious---------------------------GH
Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not
WYC STOW-ING-AGE. take any notice signal-------- Widk
of
|
Badly stowed --------------------- FRK WZD |—Stranger (or vessel bearing —) wishes
Cargo
so
badly stowed am not sea- to communicate.

I
worthy--------------------------LAG
| | |
There strange sail on —(bearing
is
a
Stow anchor, or, Anchor stowed-EHJ indicated) -----------------------EM
is
WYD –Stowed. WZE |—Very strange-ly.

wzF What do you make stranger?
of
WYE STOWAWAY.
WYG STRAIN-ING. WZG STRAP-PED-PING.

|
|
Great strain (or, stress) on — ------ Oh.J. Eccentric strap broken------------- Lsz
WYH –Strained.
WYI l—Too much strain on —. WZH STRAW.
|
WYJ STRAINER. WZI STREAK-ED-Y.

-
|
WYR STRAIGHT. WZK STREAM.

|
WYL |—Straightforward. Against the current (or, tide).------DSE

Athwart the tide (or, stream)------ FJi
STRAIT, or, CHANNEL OF-------------- ILG WZL |—Gulf Stream.
|| ||
------- ILM WZM –In the

In
the strait (or, channel) stream.

of
–Through the strait of.

|
WYM Stream anchor, or, Small anchor.

(Weight cwts., necessary)---EJV
in
if
-
WYN STRAIT-EN-ED-ING. Stream cable. Stream chain -----. HRT
|
strake - - - - - - - - - ------------ - - - - - - - - ZNJ STREEP. (Measure of length)------- AWP

Sheer strake -----------------. --.. WUM
WZN STREET.
|
WYO STRAND-INg.
WYP —Stranded. STREMMA. (Square measure).-------- AXJ
Towing cable stranded (or, damaged),
is
HRX WZO STRENGTH-EN-ED-ING.

||
WYQ STRANº.
Ask stranger
Feather strengthening ------------ MUO
the strength the tide?---xsp
of
(or indicated) he What

if
is
vessel
will communicate ----------------
Be very careful (or, guarded) your WZP
in
STREss.
||
intercourse with strangers --------Fs Driven by stress weather-------- YzA

of
WYR —Donothave anything do with stranger Great stress (or, strain) on--------- OH.J.
to
(or vessel indicated). Stress of weather -----------------YZE

-
Do you know anything strange sail?

of
|
QBU WZQ STRETCH-ED-ING.

Reef, Rock, or, Shoal stretches long
–
Hail the strange vessel, and ask

if
a
|| ||
FDO way out-------------------------- GE

(or, was) stranger (or vessel in- -
-
How
is
dicated) steering?--------------- wTY

|
WZR STRETCHER.
| || ||
am stranger here; will you let me go

a
I
ashore with you? ---------------- Och WZS STRICT-ER-EST-LY.

–It
|
WYS very strange. WZT Be very strict.

is
Ship indicated Keep strict watch all night------ PY.J.

to
examinestrange vessel
a
and report ----------------------MRF Pay strict attention signals during

to
WYT —Strange sail. the night------------------------- DT
102188°–17 26
- —
STRICTURE-SUDDEN.
WZU | STRICTURE.
| XBD STUN-NED-NING.
;
§
WZV | STRIKE-ING. To STRIKE. | STUNK. STINk. (See STINK)--------wVI
WZX |—Are striking? |
Dolphin striker.------------------- LKD | XBE STUPEFY-IED-ING.
WZY —Striking heavily.
XAB –Struck — on —. STUPID-LY-ITY. (Foolish) ----------- neh
XAC- |—Struck by a heavy sea.
Struck by lightning ---------------QTk SUBDUE-ED-ING. (Conquer)----------JPM
sº
Wessel has struck on the bar------- FWB || - -
Wessel indicated has struck on a shoal, With assistance fire can be subdued,
VXQ || FGW
XAD To
STRIKE (to cease
XBF SUBJECT.
wages).
XAE
work for hi
|—Is there a *::: at —? s
XBG |Sub-Lieutenant-cy
Sub-lieutenant in the Royal Naval Re
XAF |—Striker. º serve
- Struck for more wages.------------ ysm ~ :----------------------------- Q Pz
XAG –The strike at —. XBH |SUBMARINE.
XAH |—The strike is over. XBI —Submarine boat.
XAI —There is a strike of — at —. Submarine cable .---------...-----. hiru
XBJ |—Submarine mine.
STRIKE-ING, STRUCK. To STRIKE (to Submarine signal------------------ ZNQ
lºſter)-------------------------- rew Submarine signal bell.------------- Zxt:
XAJ |—Strike your colors. Submarine signal receivers.........zNs
Submarine signal station........... ZNT
XAK | STRINGER.
XBK SUBMERGE-D-ING.
XAL | STRIP-PED-PING. TO STRIP. XBL |—Submerged torpedo buoy.
XAM STRIPE-D. XBM SUBMIT-TED-TING-ISSION-IssIVE-LY.

XAN |—Striped buoy XBN SUBORDINATE-D-ING.
XAO | STROKE. - XBO SUBPOENA.
Sunstroke------------------------- XED
XBP SUBSCRIBE-D-ING-PTION.
XAP | STRONG-LY.
or,
Current, Tide will run very strong, |XBQ SUBSEQUENT-LY.

KGB
XBR SUBSIDY.
XAQ |—Not strong enough.
Strong breeze--------------------- HGE XBS SUBSIST-ED-ING-ENCE.
|
XAR |—Strong fort.

XAS —Strong gale. XBT |SUBSTANCE-TIAL-LY.
XAT |—Stronger-est.
XBU SUBSTITUTE-D-ING-ION.
XAU |—Strongly fortified.
Sufficiently strong ---------------- xCW XBV ----------
SUBTRACT-ED-ING-ION.
Wind strong ---------------------- ZFM
XBW SUBURB-AN.
-|
STRUCK. (See STRIKE.)

- XBY SUCCEED-ED-ING.
XAV STRUCTURE. Assault did not succeed ----------- Fox
-
|
(or vessel indicated) made the attempt

I
XAW STRUGGLE-D-ING. but did not succeed ------------- Fkn

|
XBZ —Will not succeed.

STUCK. (See STICK)---------- ------ wVF XCA |—Will succeed.
|
|
XAY STUDDING sau. XCB |SUCCESS. SUCCESSFUL-LY.

Lower studding sail--------------- RCG
-
XCD |—What success have you (or vessel indi

|
Set studding sails ----------------- VEO cated) had?

Studding-sail boom-:- ------------GZX With complete success -----------. JKX
studding sail--------------KJo -
Take
in
Topgallant studding sail ---------- xVT

|
XCE SUCCESSIVE-LY
Topmast studding sail------------ XWA
XAZ STUDENT.
XCF |SUCCESSION-OR.
-
XBA STUDY-IED-ING.. XCC SUCH.
"
|
XBC STUFF-ED-ING. XCH ISUCK-ED-ING. SUCTION.

Bread stuffs ---------------------- XCI —Suction hose.
Stuffing box ---------------------- - XCJ |—Suction-hose pipe.
Stuffing box broken
Stuffing-box glands out of order----HDJ XCK -LY-NESS.
|
scours
PART II. GFNERAL VOCABULARY. 403
SUE–SUPERSEDE.
XCL |SUE-D-ING. XDJ SULTAN-A.
XCM SUET. SULTCHEK. (Measure of capacity).---Azr

XCN SUFFER-ING. To suffer. XDK SULTRY-INESS.
Crops have suffered severely----...- KDW,
XCO —Have suffered? XDL SUM-MED-MING.
XCP –Suffered. .."
XCG) |—Sufferer. XDM SUMMARY-ILY.
XCR SUFFICIENT-LY-cy. (See also ENough.) XDN | SUMMER.

Authority sufficient for the occasion-FMP Last summer---------------------- QGN
Barely sufficient ------------------ Fws | XDO |–Next summer.
Can not get sufficient steam.------ WSK Summer clothing
-
----------------- IVW
Certificate is sufficient------------- IHX
Have you sufficient towline? ------ QUK | XDP |SUMMON-ED-ING.
Have you sufficient (or, enough)?--MDJ
I
have not sufficient (or, enough)--MDQ || XDQ ING.
I
have sufficient (or,
.#.
- - - - - - MDN
SUMMONs-ED,
Sumner's
-
line, or, Double altitudes-EDI
Is answer suitable (or, sufficient)?--END
Isitenough (suitable, or, sufficient)?-MDo SUN. (Measure of length) ---------- A.W.X.
Is it sufficiently secure? ----------- WMZ
XCS —Is, or, Are not sufficient-ly. XDR SUN-NY. -
XCT —Is, or, Are sufficient-ly. After sunrise ---------------------- DRI
Is there sufficient depth of water?--Kvo After sunset ------*---------------- DR.J.
Not sufficient distance------------- LGJ || At sunrise------------------------. FIV
Not sufficient room ---------------- UZS At sunset ------------. ------------ FIW
Not sufficiently cautious----------- IGB | XDS 1–Before sunrise.
Not sufficiently comprehensible. It is || XDT |—Before sunset.
impossible to comprehend By the sun----- ------------------- HPO
§:
Quite sufficient (or, enough) XDU |—Sunlight, sunshine.
Sufficient caution -- - - - -------- At sunrise
§.”
Sunrise. -
Sufficient distance ------------ Sun's altitude---------------------
or, Enough room------- sunset ----------------
XCU |—Sufficient water. unstroke-------------------------XED
XCV |—Sufficiently strong. | XDV |—The heat of the sun.
T; *:
The cause, (or, reason) assigned is suffi- XDW |—The temperature in the sun is —.
cient ---------------------------- IFU | XDY
sº
|—What is the temperature in the sun?
Tug has not sufficient power------- YDS
Will be sufficient
-
(or, enough) ----MEB -----------------VCT
- aSt. Sunday -----...---------------- QGO
XCW SUFFOCATE-D-ING-ION.
§§ Sunday.
§.
—Sunday morning.
XCY | SUGAR. | XEB |—Sunday night.
XCZ –Can you supply me with sugar? (Pounds || XEC |—Sunday week.
weight may be indicated.)
of sugar --------------- OVZ SUNK-EN. (See SINK) -------------- WEN
| Sugar crop------------------------ KDY
SUNRISE. (See SUN)----------------- FIV
SUGGEST-ED-ING-ION. (Propose).------ Tz
SUNSET. €6 SUN)
(See SUN) ----------------- FIW.
XDA SUICIDE-AL.
XED |S UNSTROKE. -
XDB SUIT-ED-ING-ABLE.
I
have no spars suitable for —.---- wily || XEF |SUP-PED-PING. (See also SUPPER.)
Is answer suitable (or, sufficient)?-END
Isitenough (suitable, or, sufficient)? MDo XEG |SUPERCARGO.
It is not suitable. It will not answer-ENF
§ sº
Suitable boat for landing must be sent | XEH SUPERHEAT-ED-ING.
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - F1 | XEI
| wº."
hen will the tide suit?----------- XST —superheater
Will the tide suit?----------------- Xsu XEJ
strºnistest ºr sonscr.
XEK SUPERINtENDENT. OverseeR.
(A
XDC (SUIT. suit of.)

...
Coaling suit ---------------------- Iwy

XEL
|
SUPERIOR-ITY.
|
|XPE servºorwic |XEM |—Superior force.

XDF |-Sulphate copper.
of ofof
XDG |—Sulphate iron. XEN SUPERNUMERARY.

º
XDH |—Sulphate zinc.

XDI —Sulphuric acid. XEO
-
surrºsaurºsa.
SUPERSTRUCTURE-SURPRISE.
XEP SUPERSTRUCTURE. SUPPOSE—Continued.

Vessel indicated has not been heard of
SUPERVISE-D-ING-ION. (Superintend)-xEJ since — (date indicated); she is sup
posed to be —
XEQ SUPPER. Vessel indicated (or in direction indi
After supper---------------------- DRK || cated) is supposed to have gone down,
—Before supper. Noy
| XFI SUPPRESS-ED-ING-ION.
XFJ SURE. (See also CERTAIN.)

XES SUPPLY-IED-ING. To supply. (See also YFK —Am, Is, or, Are sure.
FURNISH.) XFL —Are you sure—of —?
A plentiful supply—of------------- TNB Be sure and make no mistake------ RHY
Are there plenty of supplies at —?--TNC XFM —I am sure I
can.
Article indicated can be supplied, but it XFN —I am sure I
could.
will require fitting------...-------- Ezr —Make sure—of.
Boats are supplied with — (articles in Make sure of her staying---------- WSB
dicated)-------------------------
".
GSD Not sure (certain)
XET —Can you supply me—with (or, spare)—?
Can you a spar? ----------- Wix
Can you supply me with a fish for —
XFP _3. sure of
urely.
-------------------- UFT
(spar indicated)?--------...------NCH XFQ SURETY.
º
Can you supply me with anyone to take
Can you
Can you
y;
charge (or, act) as engineer? ------ rh
me with casks of —?
(Number, if necessary)----------- idz
me with pork?. (Num
XFR
XFS
XFT
SURF.
—How is the surf?
Is there much surf on the beach?---Fzv
—Not much surf.
ber of casks, if necessary)-------- TON Surf is heavy. Much surf--------- OSZ
Canyou supply me with saltbeef? (Num XFU —Too much surf.
ber of casks indicated)-----...----GDA
Can you supply me with sugar? (Pounds SURFACE.
weight may be indicated)---------XCZ Air surface----------------------- dwi
Ican supply (or, spare) you —---- WME Area of surface-------------------EUM
Ican supply you with duplicate of en
gine (part mentiomed) ----------- Lpe
Steam surface
—Surface condenser.
-------------------- WSV
Ican supply you with powder -- ...TRG —Surface condenser out of order.
Ican supply you with powder and shot, Water surface -------------------- YWC
Trh
I will supply you with ammunition
for ---------------------------- EFV
SURFACE, or, SQUARE MEASURE ------ AXH
Is — (vessel indicated) likely to supply SURGEON. i
me?----------------------------- FGrº. Accident; want a surgeon (or, doctor),
XEU —Supply — of —. AM
Supply of water is small, not exceed Have you a surgeon (or, doctor)?---wk
ing— (quantity indicated) a day-YwR Iam in want of a surgeon (or, medical
XEW —Supply abundant. assistance).---------------------- FGL
XEW -Supply scanty. May I send your sur
sick person to see
Vessel indicated not likely to supply geon?---------------------------- wi,
(or, assist) you.------------------ For No surgeon (or, doctor) ----...------LJX
Well supplied with. Well stocked with, No surgeon (or, doctor) available wº
WVO Surgeon, or, Doctor is away-------- LIV
XEY —Well supplied with pumps. Surgeon, or, Doctor shall be sent for,
L.J.W.
XEZ SUPPORT-ED-ING. Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance,
Let us keep together (or, in company) FGr
for mutual support and protection-IN | Surgeon, or, Doctor will come imme
Standard, or, Support------------- WQO diately ------------------,-------WN
XFA —Support my attack. XGA —Surgical. Surgery.
Want more support Want a surgeon (or, medical assistance),
XFB —Will you support us? foL
Want a surgeon (or, doctor); send me
one from the nearest place -------wo
XFC SUPPOSE-D-ING-ITION. Will your surgeon (or, doctor) come on
XFD —Do, or, Did you suppose? board? -------------------------- WP
XFE —Have you reason to suppose?
XFG —It is supposed. XGB SURNAME.
Machinery supposed to have broken Spell the surname -----. ---------. WNE
down--------------------------- MCA
XFH —Supposed to be. XGC SURPLUS.
Supposed with engines broken down,
- MCA XGD SURPRISE-D-ING-LY.
–– |
SURRENDER—SYSTEM.
DXGE scºursomnºso. XHA- |SWEAR-ING. SworF-N.
#º.-.….;
xGF SURRound-ro-ing. . XHB |Swede-N. Swedish Colors.
XGH SURVEY-ED-ING. To SURVEY.
|XHC sweeping, swept
Chimney sweep (or, smith) -------- IPB
- Sweeping
XGI tubes (flues, or, -nrºz
i.
not pass survey. unnel)
-É.dngineer surveyor ---------------- MCT º
XGJ 1–Has been surveyed. XHD |Sweeps.
XGK —Has not been surveyed.
Lloyd's surveyor ------------------ QXC XHE |Sweet-LY-NESS.
Survey ------------------- ROM | XHF |—Sweet oil.
Passed survey--------------------- TCS
Please send off Lloyd's surveyor---QxG | XHG SwolleN. To swell. -
sº gºt
|Swell-ED-ING.
Regular survey necessary --------- UOC º
Regular survey unnecessary------- UOD
XHI
§§§iºt:
Special survey-------------------- WMO of the sea.
). OTA
Steam surveyor------------------- WSX sweli......T.I... on
“TTTTT
Ground
XGL |—Survey. , (A survey.)
• Surveyed by Lloyd's agent--------- HRY | xHJ

QXI | XHR
|_{...
-
Muchsweil on
-
Too much swell.
--~~~~~ UR
XGM —Surveyor.
XGN | SURVIVE-D-ING. Swift-LY-NEss. (Speedy.) --------- WMU

XGO –Survivor.
- XHL |Swift ER. (Shrouds.)
XGP SusPECT-ING. (See also SUSPICIous.)
Ports suspected of cholera, etc.------ IPT | XHM SwiM-MING. Swam.
XGQ —Suspected. Suspicious. | XHN |—Does he, or, Does it still swim?
| XHO |—Swam to the –.
***
XGR |SuspenD-ED-ING.
Bank indicated has suspended | XHP Swing-INg. Swung. To swing.
*
Certificate suspended ------------- IHW
Must be swung to adjust
compº,
Person indicated has not suspended busi- Uzr
Not room to swing ----
Pºindicated
ness
has suspended
- --------- --- HOD
ºf Room to swing -------------------- UZT
Was swung for adjustment of compasses
Suspended business
at ----------------------------- JIM
Your agent (or agent specified) has sus
pended business----------------- DTG
XHQ |Swiss
XGS | SUSPICION. XHR SwiveL.

Mooring swivel ------------------- rtzk
SUSPICIOUs. (Suspected)------------ GQ | Take mooring swivel off----------- RZM
Stranger (or vessel indicated) is sus- |
Picious--------------------------- gh -
Suspicious craft-------------------KBd Swoon-ED-ING. (Faint) ------------- ZNI :
Suspicious papers ----------------- tAo ||
.
XGT —Very suspicious. XHS SworD.
XGU SUSTAIN-ED-ING. XHT syll ABLE-IC.
-
Did (or vessel indicated) receive
any damage?-------------------. KJF
XHU SYMBOL-ICAL.
What damage have you sustained?-KJs |
-
XGV Swallow-ED-ING. XHV sympton-ATIC.
(See SwiM) ---------------- xHM
sº.
| XHW Syndicate.
Swam.
Swam to the –
-------------------xHo
XHY S -
|SYPHILIS-ITIC -
XGW
t swamped
swa ------- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - AS
XHZ |SYPHON.
Swam P. (Morass)
(Morass) ------------------ RZS
XIA SYRINGE-D-ING.
YGY Swax-ED-ING.
Sway-ed-ing across --------------- DHX || XIB SYSTEM-ATIC-AL-LY. -
XGZ |—Sway beam. Metrical system ------------------- RSU
SYSTEM-TAKE.
SYSTEM-Continued. - TACK–Continued.
XIC —New system. Tack instantly ------------- - - - - ---- MO
XID |—Old system. - Tacks and sheets------------------ VUY
I
Water shoaling; must tack ------ YWM
XIN |—We shall do better on the other tack.
XIO |—When do you tack?
When Itack to-night I will show a light,
- QX
- When you alter course (or, tack) to
night show a light.--------------- JZS
-
-
|XIP
| XIQ
(TACKLE.
º
Do not risk an anchorage unless you
have very good ground tackle----- Fºx :
|—Ground
Ground tackle not good enough ----olj
Ground tackle very good----------. olk
Luff tackle------------------------ RCU
XIR |—Reef tackle. -
XIS |–Relieving tackle.

Runners and tackles--------------- WCG
XIE |T. (Letter.) (For new method of spell- || XIT |—Tackle, or, Purchase carried away.
, img, see page 13.) Tackle falls. Purchase falls------- UBY
Top tackle pendant---------------- xVN
TABERNACLE (Step of the mast) ---wun Winding tackle-------------------- 2Frt
XIF | TABLE-ULAR. XIU | TACT-FUL.

-
Alphabetical table (see page 15)----EBO
Azimuth table ------------------- FQG | XIV TACTIC-AL.
Deviation table.------------------- JHO
Have you a book of navigation tables? TAEL, or, LEANG. (Coin) ----------- Avc
rn
Logarithm—table ----------------- QYI | XIW TAFFRAIL.
Navigation tables------------------ SFB
Numeral table (see page 33).--- SLN | XIY |TAIL.
Spelling table (see page 15) -- EBO Tail end of main shaft broken ----- Lyo
Table-land ------------------------ QEs || XIZ |—Tail shaft.
Table sauces ---------------------- Whz
Tide table-------------------------xso | XJ.A. | TAILOR.
XIG |—Time table.
Turn table ------------------------ YEL || XJB | TAINT-ED-ING.
-
Use alphabetical (spelling) table --wnF
XJC TAKE-ING.
XIH | TACIT-LY. An alteration has taken place------ EBx
As much as can be taken ---------- FBA
XIJ | TACK-ED-ING. To TACK. Blockade is not taken off ---------- GND
Do not stand too long on your present Blockade is taken off-------------- GNE
tack ----- ------------------------ JZI Can I take (or, forward) any letters for
Fetch on the other tack----------- MWC You? ---------------------------- NMW
Fetch on this tack —Can, or, Will take.
Fore tack ------------------------- Can, or, Will you point out (or, take
Get her on the other tack as fast as pos- me to) a g anchorage?-------- Eks
sible---------------------------- NYU Can you supply me with anyone to take
Get her on the other tack or you will be charge (or, act) as engineer?------ rh
on shore-------------------------- LF | XJE |—Can, or, Will you take—any —?
Haul your wind on port tack-------- LN Can you take me in tow? ----------- xU.
Haul your wind on starboard tack. --Lo Cannot save the ship; take people off-NB
Heave-to on port tack.------------- ose || Cannottake anything larger than—-QFN
Heave to on starboard tack ------, -osº | Can not take you in tow-----------. xv.
I shall not go on the other fack unless I Caution is requisite; take care ------ FT
Did boat take —? ------------------Gso
fall off—to —------------------. MRU
XIK l—I shall tack—at — o'clock. | Did boat take blue light (lantern, or, any
I will show a light to-night when tack, I means of making a signal)? ------ GSP
Did boat take water?--------------- GSQ
QX
Keep on port tack ----------------- PzF | Do not interfere with (or, take the
Keep on starboard tack------------ PZG | matter out of the hands of) Lloyd's
Main tack -----------------------RGX || agent--------------------------- Qwh
Make short tacks ------------------ RIP Embargo is not taken off---------- LWD
XII, 1–Not able to make such short tacks. Embargo is taken off-------------- LWE
XIM –Port tack. . Every precaution has been taken.---MJE
Starboard tack-------------------- WRA Fire gains rapidly; take people off--NG
—
TAKE-TAP.
TAKE–Continued. TAKE-Continued.
Funeral takes place at — (place) and || XJT |—Take-n, Took off.
at — (time and date) ------------ NTK | XJU |—Take papers.
XJF |—Has been taken—into —. XJV |—Take passage—to (or, for).
Has embargo been taken off at —?-Lwg | XJW —Take-n, Took place—on.
Has taken a partner---------------. TCB Take possession—of----------------TPz
Has the blockade been raised (or, taken Take room enough.---------------- Mid Y
off)?------------------------ ---GNL | XJY |—Take telegram—to (or, for).
Have lost all boats; can you take off Take your choice ------------------ IPx
crew?----------------------------- NI || XJZ |—Taken.
Have you taken observations for varia- Taken aback ---------------------- CXG.
tion? ---------------------------- JHS The tide will take her off---------- NFE
Heave-to, or take the consequences-osg | XKA |—Took. * -
How did it take place?-------------omk Took place in consequence of ------ JQE
How many tons do you take?. ----- xUV Trial takes place on the – --------YAw
Utmost care must be taken.-------- HYQ
How many tons measurement of goods
can you take? ------------------- OEW Want lighters to take my cargo---. QTE
I am taking in (or, discharging) pow-
der, or, explosives,
Was taken by a privateer--------- TWM
What has taken? ---------'---------ZCD
Flag B, or, Code Flag over B What is the lowest price you will take?
I am (or vessel indicated is) water-
logged; take people off----------YWT What
TVU
vessel takes the next mail?--RFY
I can not take you in tow, but will re- || XKB |—What will you take?
port you at —, and send immediate When did it take place? ----------- TLO
assistance-----------------------XYQ When did the collision take place?--JBA
I have taken — (quantity indicated) of When is the embargo to be taken off?
fish ----------------------------- NCB LWN
XJG
I took advantage of --------------- DNS
|—I will take her in tow.
When will funeral take place?----- NTL
When will it take place?----------- TLP
I will take mails for you ------------QP Where did the collision take place?-JBG
XJH |—I will take you in tow. Where did you take your last departure
I wish to be taken in tow ---------- xW from?--------------------------- KTY
Is embargo likely to be taken off?--Lw.I Where is it to take place (or, be done)?
Is it necessary (or, Does the navigation Liv
lº.
require me) to take a pilot?------ SEY Which channel shall I take? ------- ILW.
It is expected embargo will be taken Which did you take? ------ TDJ
off------------------------------ LW.J. Willtake time—to complete ------ JKW
Must take in more ballast---------- FTs || XKC |—Will take you (or ship indicated)in tow.
No alteration has taken place ------ ECS Will you take a bill on.— ? -...------GKN
People going on shore to take their Willyoutakeletters (or, despatches)?-JY
dinners with them --------------LAU | XKD |—Willyou take me (or vessel indicated) in
Person to take charge--------------IME tow?
Police (or other) authorities have taken Will youtake my bill? ------------ GKO
some of the crew out of the ship-KDH Will youtake my pilot? ----------- T.J.V.
Quarantine is taken off ------------UED You had better take a pilot at once-TJX
Send boat to take off the crew. ----- GUP You must take a pilot -------------TJY
Ior,
Shall take you in tow? ------------ xy
XJI –Shall, Will take. TALE.
Take,
cate) - ,” -------------------------JWD
Make a copy (or, dupli- || XKE –Telltale.
Take advantage—of--------------- DNV XKF TALK-ED-ing
XJK —Take as much as. XKG | TALL.
Take care, or, Be careful—of; caution
is requisite ----------------------- FT || XKH | TALLOw.
Take care range is clear----------- HYM -
Take charge—of------------------- IMF | XKI TALLY-IED-ING.
Take command—of ---------------- JEG
Take despatches------------------- KXC TAN. (Measure of weight) ---------- BCM
XJL –Take her in tow.
XJM —Take in. XKJ | TANK.
| Take in a reef (indicate if more than Cable tank------------------------ HQU
---------------------------. UMQ
one) Filter tank ----------------------- MYE
* YJN –Take in light sails. Require water tank (or, boat) ----- GUJ
- Take in sail ----------------------- VET XKL |—Tank steamer.
XJQ —Take in studding sails, |º:- Water ballast tank---------------- FTW
XJP —Take in topgallant sails. Water tank ---------------------- YWD
| XJQ —Take in tow. Water tank is empty-------------- LXZ
Take letter (or, despatches) ------- Kxc | Water tank leaky----------------- YWE
Take mooring swivel off----------- RzM
XJR —Take no notice. XKM | TAP-PED-PING.
XJS notice. Taps, Stocks, and Dies------------- KZB
—Take
º
TAPE—TELEGRAPH.
XRN | TAPE. TELEGRAPH–Continued.

Communicate by -------- JFP
XKO |TAPIOCA. Communication by telegraph is ----JFs
Communication by telegraph is restored,
XKP ITAR-RED-RING-Y. To TAR JFT
Coal tar--------------------------- IWS Communication by telegraph is stopped,
| Stockholm tar.-------------------wVR ||
WS
XKQ —Tar barrel. Does telegraphic communication go all
| Tar brush ------------------------ HKR the way? ------------------------JFY
t Engine-room telegraph ------------ MBJ
XKR | TARE. | Foreign telegram ------------------ Nkt
XKS TARGET. | station at --------------------- EMW
Forward following message by tele
XKT | TARIFF. graph — to ------------------- NMW
Foward following telegraphic message
XKU | TARPAULIN. by signal letters, instead of writing it
at length------------------------- xb
XKV | TARTAR-IC. TARTARIC ACID. Forward my communication by tele
XKW –Cream of tartar. graph and pay for its transmission HY
XKY |–Tartar emetic. Forward reply to my message by tele
graph to -----------------------wt
XKZ | TASK. Have orders (or, telegram) for you.--SM
Have you any message(telegram, orders,
XLA TASTE-D-ING-FUL-LY. or, communications) for me? ------ IB
XLB
I am going to signal the contents of an
important telegram, to be communi
Tartoo. cated to you ---------------------- le
XLC | TAUNT-ED-ING. XLQ |—I am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
XLD TAUT. way.
Haul taut. Tauten hawser--------opD
Heave taut ------------------------ OSB
I
. have orders to telegraph your passing,
so
l I have picked up telegraph cable ---wu
XLE | TAVERN. I have telegraphed for further orders
(or, instructions) --------------- STW,
XLF | TAx-ED-ING-ATION. I have telegraphed for your orders.--st
Income tax------------------------ PGs | XLR |—I will telegraph.
weight)------- B.A.V.
I will telegraph for your orders if you
º ToHEKI. (Measure of will await reply ------------------ sy
I will telegraph message immediately,
ToHo, or, CHO. (Measure of length)-AvR | RQ0
-
In anchoring, look out for telegraph
XLG |TEA. | cable ----------------------------wV
XLH |—Teapot. Is there a telegraph cable near me?-HRJ
XLS —No telegraphic communication.
XLI TEACH-ING. TAUGHT. Open telegram for me and signal its
contents ------------------------ WX
XLJ TEAK. Order-ed-ing by telegraph (telegram),
sud
XLK TEAR-ING. ToRE-N. - Replied by telegraph-------------- EMQ
XLT |—Report by telograph.
XLM TEDIOUS. Report me by telcgraph to — ------ USA
A tedious passage
º
----------------- TDA Report me by telegraph to Lloyd's--UD
Report me by telegraph to my owner
XLN TELEGRAM. (See also under TELEGRAPH || (or, to Mr. —) at — -------------- UE
below.)
-
Report me by telegraph to owner (or,
to-) at-------------------------- UE
XLO |TELEGRAPH-ED-ING. To TELEGRAPH. me by telegraph to “Shipping
Admiralty, or, Navy Department tele- Rºº.
azette” ------------------------ UF
graph-ed-ing --------------------DLV Report me to owners on leaving----USB
Answer by telegraph. Telegraph reply, Send boat for telegram------------ GUM
wo Send following message by telegraph to
Answored, or, Replied by telegraph-EMQ owner (or, to —) at —------ ------ XA
By telegraph ---------------------- hpi Send following message through the
Cablegram------------------------ HQV telegraph by signal letters instead of
XLP —Can I tolegraph — to? writing it at length -------------- XB
Can telegraph message be forwarded Send following telegram to owners (or,
from -?------------------------- WR to Mr. -) at — ------------------ XA
Can you forward my communication by Send my message through the telegraph
telegraph? ----------------------- hu by signal letters ------------------ ~B.
TELEGRAPH_TENSILE.
TELEGRAPH-Continued. | XMS TELL-ING. TOLD.

Send telegram -------------------- VQH Can, or, Will you tell (or, make known)?
I
Shall open telegram for you and sig
mal its contents ------------------ xC
QCL
XMT —Can not tell you.
I
Shall send message by telegraph?-RQs Desires me to tell you ------...-----Kwo
I
Shall telegraph for your orders ----TB XMU —Did you tell?
XLU I
—Shall telegraph owner? Foretell-ing-told ------------------ NKE
XMV
º
Signal the name of place where you wish —He (or person indicated) told.
to be reported by telegraph------ WDF Tell ownership answers remarkably
Take telegram — to (or, for) We
XMW —Tell —(person indicated)—to.
NoTE.—In signaling a telegram to b XMY —Tell —(person indicated) not to —.
sent, signal— -
Tell —(person indicated) not to forward
1. Ship's name. any more letters for me----------- QS
2. Name of person to whom telegram Telltale--------------------------- XRE
is to be sent. - Tell them to recover my anchor ---EJw
3. Teact of telegram. XMZ —Who told (or, said so)?
XNA —You were told.
Telegram
arrived from —
XLV —Telegram received from –. XNB TEMPER.
Telegraph address
—Telegraph Admiralty, or, Navy Depart XNC TEMPERATE-LY-ANCE.
ment to —. | XND —Temperate zone.
XLY —Telegraph buoy. - -
Telegraph cable XNE TEMPERATURE.
XLZ —Telegraph clerk (or, official). XNF —Have you tried the temperature of the
XMA —Telegraph code. Sea?
Telegraph following message to — (ship || XNG —The temperature by wet bulb is —, and
or person named) at — ----------- XD by dry bulb is —.
Telegraph instruction (order) to —--TC XNH —The temperature in the shade is —.
XMB —Telegraph instruments. - The temperature in the sun is — --xDw
XMC —Telegraph out of order (or, stopped). XNI —The temperature is at —.
Telegraph reply. Answer by telegraph, XNJ —The temperature of the sea is —.
wq XNK —What is the temperature? What is the
XMD —Telegraph ship. thermometer?
XIME —Telegraph station (or, office). XNL —What is the temperature by wet and
Telegraph to my agents ----------- DSV dry bulb? -
XMF —Telegraph to my family at — the fol XNM —What is the temperature in the shade?
lowing message. What is the temperature in the sun?
XMG —Telegraph to my owner. h xDY
Telegraph to my owners to send my let XNO TEMPEST-UOUS.
ters to me at ------------------- v9p ||
Telegraph wire.-------------------zGo || XNP TEMPLATE.
Telegraphic communication ------- LVC
Telegraphic despatch arrived from —, XNQ TEMPLE.
JX
Telegraphic message XNR TEMPORARY-ILY.
Telegraphic news—arrived from —--JX Engines broken down; under temporary
There is a telegraph cable on —(bearing Tepalſ -------------------------- MCK
indicated en Engines under temporary repair---MBK,
XMH —To whom shall we telegraph that all is XNS —Temporary light shown at — (place
well on board your vessel? indicated).
Vessel desires to be reported by tele Under temporary repair
graph to owner (Mr. —) at —----USF
Will you telegraph to —(ship or person XNT
named) the intelligence I am about to TEMPORIZE-D-ING.
communicate? -------------------- IM
XMI —You can telegraph as far as —. XNU TEN-TH-LY.
XMJ —You can telegraph from.
XNV TENANT.
XMR TELEPHONE-D-ING. TELEPHONIC. XNW TEND-ED-ING.

XML —Can I telephone to —?
Diver's telephone ------------------ LIA | XNY TENDER-ED-ING. To TENDER.
XMN —Telephonic communication. Mail tender
XMO —Telephonic message.
XMP —You can telephone to —. TENNIS. LAWN TENNIS
XNZ TENON.
XMQ TELESCOPE-IC. SPYGLASS.
XMR —Water telescope. - XOA. TENSILE.
|
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410 GENERAL voCABULARY, PART II.
TENSION.—THE.
XOB TENSION.
| THAT—Continued.
Shall, or, Will that (or, this)?------ CIV
XOC TENT. Should, or, Would that (or, this)?--cus
Send tent on shore----------- ------ VQI That ------------------------------ ckp
|
That, or, This can (or, may) ------ CKQ
XOD TENURE. That, or, This can (or, may) be----CKR
That, or, This can not (or, may not)-CKs
XOE TERMS. That, or, This can not (or, may not) be,
ckT
XOF TERMINATE-D-ING-Ion. That, or, This could (or, might)---CKU
Termination of articles------------ EZM That, or, This could (or might) be-cKv
That, or, This could (or, might) not be,
XOG | TERMINUs. - ckw
That, or, This had (has, or, have) –CKX
TERRACE, or, BOULEVARD------------ HBP That, or, This had (has, or, have) been,
- cky
XOH TERRIBLE-Y. That, or, This had (has, or, have) not
°n ---------------------------- Crºz
XOI
it,
TERRITORY-IAL.
or
or
That he (she, person-s thing-s
indicated) ---------------------- CLA
XOJ TEST-ED-ING. That his (her-s, it-s).--------------- CLB
Test battery ---------------------- FYR That (my, mine).----------------- CLD
I
That, or, This is------------------- CLE
|
XOK –Test coil.

That, or, This not--------------- CLF
is
*
XOL TESTAMENT, or, WILL. That ------------------------- CLG
is is
it it
- That not --------------------- CLH
XOM TESTIFY-IED-ING-MONY. That, or, This must----------------CLI
That, or, This must be------------- CL.J.
XON TESTIMONIAL. That, or, This must not ----------- CLK
-
That, or, This must not be --------CLM
XOP TEXTURE. That, or, This shall (or, will) be----cLN
.
That, or, This shall (or, will) not be,

THALER. (Coin).-------------------- AVD cLo
That, or, This should (or, would) be-cLP
THAN ------------------------------- ckr That, or, This should (or, would) not be,
Less than -------------------------QNL CLQ
More than ------------------------ RZU That the --------------------------CLT
Than the ------------------------- CKG That these (or, those) ------------- CLU
Than these (or, those) ------------ CKH That they (their-s) ---------------- clv
-
Than they (their-s) ---------------. CKI That, or, This was ---------------- CLR
Than we (our-s).-------------------CKJ That, or, This was not------------. CLS
Than which (or, what) ------------ CKL That we (our-s) ------------------ CLw
Than you-r-s---------------------- ckM That which (or, what) ------------ CLX
That with------------------------- cLY
XOQ |THANK. That you-r-s----------------------- CLZ
-
XOR |—Thank you. This ------------------------------ CMA

XOS |—Thanked. To that (or, this)------------------ CoA
XOT ||—Thanking. Was, or, Were that (or, this)------ coz
With that (or, this)--------------- CW.J.
XOU THANKFUL-LY-NESS.
•
XOW THATCH-ED-ING.
THAT --------------------------- ---- CKP
After that (or, this)--------------- CKN XOW THAw-ED-ING.
|
Before that (or, this)-------------- Cro -

By that (or, this) ------------------ BJT THE -------------------------------- CME
Can, or, May that (or, this)?------- BKI After the ------------------------- CMB
Could, or, Might that (or, this)? ---BLE And the --------------------------AMD
Do, Does, or, Did that (or, this)?---BMJ Are, or, the -------------------- BEN
Is
º
For that (or, this)----------------- BPF Be the ----------------------------BFE

From that (or, this)--------------- BPR By the ---------------------------- But,
Had, Has, or, Have that (or, this)-BQw Can, or, May theº----------------- HUE
that (or, this) ------------------ BZx Could, or, Might theł-------. ------ BLF
If
In that (or, this) ------- ---------- CidM. Do, Does, or, Did theł-------------BMK
that (or, this)?------------------CDv Each of the (or, them) ------------ LQU
Is
May, etc. (See Can, above.) Either of the (or, them)---- ----LUE
-
-
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) For the ---------------------------BPG

Must that (or, this)? -------------- CEX From the-------------- ------------ BPS
|| |,
Not that (or, this)----------------- CFZ Had, Has, or, Have the?-----------BQX
Of that (or, this)-----------------CGQ If the -----------------------------BZY
On that (or, this) ----------------- ChB In the----------------------------- cox
Ought that (or, this)?------------- CHU Js, etc. (See Are, above.)
–
THE–THESE.
|
THE—Continued. |THERE-Continued.
May, etc. (See Can, above.) There shall (or, will) be----------- CMV
Might, etc. (See Could, above.) | There shall (or, will) not --------- CMW
Must theł------------------------- CEY There shall (or, will) not be------- CMx
Not the --------------------------- CGA There should (or, would) ---------- CMY
Of the ---------------------------- CGR There should (or, would) be------- CMZ
On the---------------------------- CHD There should (or, would) have been-CNA
Ought thef------------------------CEV | There should (or, would) not------ CNB
Shall, or, Will the?. --------------CIW | There should (or, would) not be-i-CND
Should, or, Would thef------------ C.JT There should (or, would) not have been,
Than the-------------------------- CKG - • CNE
That the ------------------------- CLT There was (or, were) -------------- CNF
The------------------------------- CME There was (or, were) not---------- CNG
The most ------------------------- SAW Was, or, Were there?--------------COx
The same as ---------------------- WGN - -
The same description.-------------KWG | XPD | THEREABOUTS.

The same kind—as ---------------- QAY
To the ---------------------------- CNX | XPE || THEREBY.
To the rear -----------------------UKO |
Was, or, Were the f---------- - - - - - COW XPF | THEREFORE.
What, or, Which of the?------- ----CQI
When the ------------------------- csF | XPG |THERMoMETER.
- (For Thermometer Table
Where should (or, would) the f----cTw according to Fahrenheit, Centigrade,
Where the ------------------------ CTY and Réaumur graduations, see page
Will the: (See Shall, above) ------ CIW | 60.)
With the-------------------------- Cwl | XPH ||—Have you a thermometer?
Would thef (See Should, above).--CIT XPI —I have no thermometer.
The thermometer by wet bulb shows –,
XOY THEATRE-ICAL. and by dry bulb shows —---------ING
The thermometer in the shadeis —-XNH
XOZ THEFT. THIEVING. The thermometer in the sun is—--xdw
The thermometer is at — ---------- XNI
THEIR. (See THEY)----------------- CNL What is the height of the thermometer?
What is the temperature?------- XNK
THEM. (See THEY) - .--------------- CNI, What is the height of the thermometer
by wet and dry bulbs?----------- XNL
XPA THEN. What is the height of the thermometer
in the shade?-------------------- XNM
XPB THENCE. What is the height of the thermometer
in the sun? --------------------- XDY
XPC THEODOLITE.
THESE. THOSE ---------------------- *
THERE--------------------'---------- CMF After these (or, those)
* Are, or, Is there—any? ------------
bep Are these (or, those)?
By there--------------------------BJW By these (or, those) ---------------
Can, or, May there be?------------- Bri Can, or, May these (or, those)?---. BKJ
Brp
Could, or, Might there be?--------- Could, or, Might these (or, those)?-BLG
Do, Does, or, Did there?----------- BML Do, Does, or, Did these (or, those)?-BMN
From there-----------------. ------ BPU For these (or, those).-------------- BPI
Had, Has, or, Have there?--------- BQY From these (or, those) ------------ BPW.
If there --------------------------- CAB. Had, Has, or, Have these, (or, those)?
Is, or, Are there — any —? -------- Bep BQZ
Must there be? -------------------- CEZ If these (or, those).---------------- CAD
Not there ------------------------- CGB In these (or, those).---------------- CDP
Shall, or, Will there be?. ----------BHE May, etc. (See Can, above.)
Should, or, Would there be?-------BHo Might, etc. (See Could, above.)
There-----------------------------CMF Must these (or, those)?------------ CFA
There are (or, is)------------------ CMG Not these (or, those).-------------CGD ||
There are (or, is) not ------------- CMih Of these (or, those).----------------CGT
There can (or, may) ---------------CMI On these (or, those).--------------- CHF
There can (or, may) be. -- - -------CMJ Ought these (or, those)?---------- CHW
º
There can not (or, may not) ------- CMk Shall, or, Will these (or, those)? ---CIx
There can not (or, may not) be ----CML Should, or, Would these (or, those)?
There could (or, might)----------- CMN CJU
There could (or, might) be--------CMo - Than these (or, those).----...-------- CKH
There could (or, not be ----CMP That these (or, those).------------- CLU
There had (has, or, have) --------- CMQ These ----------------------------- CNI
There had (has, or, have) been ----CMR Those -----------------------------CNI
There had (has, or, have) not been-CMs To these (or, those).---------------- CNZ
There is nothing Were these (or, those)? ------------ CPG
There shall (or, will)-------------- CMU When these (or, those)? -----------CSG
THESE—THICK.
THESE—Continued. THEY-Continued.
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.) They could (or, might) be----...---- BHR
With these (or, those).------------ CWL, - They could (or, might) not-------- BLO
Would, etc. (See Should, above.) They could (or, might) not be ----- BHS
They do (or, did)------------------Boy
THEY. THEM. THEIR-S.------------- CNL They do (or, did) not-------------- Bok
After they (them, their-s) --------- CNJ They had (or, have).--------------- BSh
And they-------------------------ELM They had (or, have) been.---------- Bht
Are, or, Is their-s, or, Are they? ---BEO They had (or, have) done.---------- BOL
Before them (their-s, they) --------CN They had (or, have) had ----------- BSI
By them (their-s) ----------------- Bvj They had (or, have) not ----------- BSJ
§
Can, or, May they (their-s)?------- BKL | They had (or, have) not been -----BHU
Can, or, May they not? ----------- BKM | They had have) not done ----- BOM
Do, Does, or, #

Could, or, *H ht they (their-s)? ---BLH
they (their-s)?---BMo
They had (or, have) not had------- BSk
They must ------------------------ CFG
They must be--------------------- Bhy
For them (their-s) ---------------- BPh
From them (their-s).--------------. BPT | They must not-------------------- CFH
Had, Has, or, Have they (them, their-s)? . | They must not be --------------- Bhw
BRA They ought to --------------------- cle
Had, or, Have they been?---------- BFT They ought not to -----------------CIF
Had, or, Have they done? --------- BMU They ought not to be-------------- Bhy
Had, or, Have they had?----------- BRC " They ought to be------------------ beix
How are they?-------------------- Bxh They shall (or, will)--------------- Cur
How will they? ------------------- BxY They shall (or, will) be------------ bha
If they (their-s)------------------- CAE They shall (or, will) not----------- CJG
If they are ------------------------ CAF They shall (or, will) not be -------- BLA
If they are not -------------------- GAg They should (or, would)----------- CJY
If they can (or, may).-------------- CAH They should (or, would) be --------BIC
If they can not (or, may not)------- CAI They should (or, would) have ------ BSL,
If they could (or, might) ---------- CAJ They should (or, would) not ------- CJZ
If they could (or, might) not ------ CAL | They should (or, would) not be----- BID
If they do (or, did) ---------------CAM | They should (or, would) not have--BSM
If they do (or, did) not------------ CAN | They were-------------------------
•If they had (or, have).-------------CAO They were not--------------------
If they had (or, have) not --------- CAP They were not to be --
They were to be------
If they shall (or, will)------------- CAQ
If they shall (or, will) not.---------CAR To them (their-s) -----------------CNY
If they should (or, would) --------- CAS | Was, or, Were they (their-s)? ----- coy
If they should (or, would) not----- CAT | Were they? ----------------------- CPH
If they were ---------------------- CAU Were they not? -------------------- CPI
If they were not ------------------ CAV || What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
In them (their-s).------------------ CDO or, you)?------------------------CQE
Is, etc. (See Are, above.) What, or. Which shall (or, will) they
Let them be---------------------- BGW (or, you) do?-------------------- CQN
Let them have -------------------- BRV What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
Most of them ---------------------- SAX (or you) have ------------------ CQ0
Must they (their-s)?--------------- CFB What, or, Which should (or, would)
Not they (their-s) ----------------- CGE they (or, you) do?------------- --CQs
Of them (their-s).------------------ CGS When do (or, did) they (or, you)? --CRF
On them (their-s) ------------------ che When'shall (or, will) I (they, we, or,
Ought they to? ------------------CHX you) do? ----------------------- cry
Shall, or, Will they (their-s)? ------ CIY When shall (or, will) they?-------- CRY
Shall, or, Will they be? ----------- Bhrº When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
Shall, or, Will they do it?--------- BOA have ---------------------------- CRZ
Shall, or, Will they not? ----------- ciz When they (their-s) --------------- CSh
Shall, or, Will they not do it? -----Boc When they are ---------------------CSI
Should, or, Would they (their-s)---CJV Where are they?------------------- CST
Than they (their-s) ---------------- CRI Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?--Csz
That they (their-s).---------------- CLV Where shall (or, will) they? -------- CTP
They, Them, Their-s -------------- CNL Where shall (or, will) they (or, you)
They are-------------------------- BEU have? --------------------------- CTQ
They are for ---------------------- CNM Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?
They are fron--------------------- BET - CTx
They are not—to ------------------BEV Where they (their-s)---------------CTz
They can (or, may).---------------- brºt Where they are ------------------- CUA
They can (or, may) be------------- BHP Why they (their-s) --------------- CVW
They can (or, may) have----------- BSF With them (their-s) -------------- cwK
They can not (or, Inay not) -------- BKU
They can not (or, may not) be ----- BHQ || XPJ THICK.
They can not (or, may not) have ---BSG Delayed by thick fog. Detained by thick
They could (or, might)------------BLN || fog ----------------------------- RSE
THICK–THROAT.
|
THICK–Continued. THINK–Continued.
During a thick fog ---------------- LPN XQL —What do you think of doing?
Fog toothick---------------------- NG.J. What do you think of the weather?-Yzk
I
have had thick fog on the bank --Fwo
Shall we have thick weather?------ Yzid
||
I.
What do you think of vessel chasing?
INx
Thick fog-------------------------NGM Which do you think the best? -----. GIE
Thick fog coming on-...------. -----. GJ
Thick weather -------...--------------ZJ XQM THIRD.
—Thickness. I can not make out the third flag--NDH
Third class------------------------- ISJ
XPL
§§
THICKEN-ED-ING. XQN —Third mast.
—Third mate (or, officer).
XPM |THIEF. Third week in — ------------------ ZAP
|THIEVING, THEFT------------------ XOZ XQP THIRST-ED-ING-Y.

Dying of thirst --------------------- NF
XPN THIGH.
XQR THIRTEENTH.
Thomir.
XQS THIRTIETH.
XP THIN-LY-NESS,
XP —Too thin. XQT THIRTY-FIRST.
THING. THIS. (See also THAT) -------------- CMA

Anything ------------------------- EQD This afternoon ---------- ---------- Dry
Everything -----------------------MJG This day-------------------------. KNV
Everything is to be sold ----------. MJH This evening ---------------------- MIK
—Not such a thing. This month -----------------------RYv
Nothing -------------------------- SKA This morning --------...------------SAD
Something------------------------ WJQ This might -------------------------sij
The same thing ------------------- WGO This quarter ---------------------- UET
This side ------------------------- WBN
XPU THINK-ING. To THINK. This tide -------------------------. XSF
XPW —Do not think. This time------------------------- xTR
XPW —Do you think? This week ------------------------ ZAQ
Do you think I could get through the | This year------------------------- zky
ice?-----------------------------PBH
XPY —Do you think it will be —? XQU THITHER.
Do you think the gale is over? ----. NWX
Do you think we can ride it out?--Uwik THOMson's (KELVIN) PATENT compass-JIG
—Do you think we can get away from —?
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel
in this distressed condition?------- NE |
toº. PATENT SOUNDING APPARATUS,
TEG
T.
Do you think you can cut her (or, them) XQW THoRough-LY.
out? ----- ----------------------KHN The engines must be thoroughly over
XQA —I do not think—it —. -------------------------MCB
II do think it is necessary----------- SFU ------ IFM
orough caulking necessary
do not think it will be ------------ LIO
XQB —I do not think it will do. XQY THOROUGHFARE.
I do not think marks (or, buoys) can be
in their proper positions ---. ---- HMk THOSE. (See THESE) ---------------- CNI
I do not think there is any light here
---------------
abouts -------------------------QRw ALTHOUGH EDF
Titovon.
—I do not think they will.
I do not think we shall get any good by XQZ THOUGHT-FUL-LY-NESS.
moving ------------------------- Oeg
—I think—it —. XRA THOUSAND-TH.
—I think I can.
—I think I could. XRB Thread.
I think it will blow---------------- GOE
—I think so. XRC Threates Episo. TO THREATEN.
I think
the land is----------------- QED | Appearances threatening; be on
are
I
think the land must have been about—, your guard---------------- - - - - - - - FN
Is,
by
QEF or, Are threatened the enemy-Lzo

XQH |—I think the weather will be —.
I
think you might get something to
XRD
answer the purpose-------------- ENB THREE. THRICE.
XQI —If you think—it —. propeller broken --GMB
of
Three blades
If you think it necessary----------- SFV Three-masted schooner ------------ WJK
—Thought.
#3; —What do you think—of THROAT.
|
THROTTLE_TIFFIN.
XRF
Bººle
| THROTTLE-D-ING. TIDE—Continued.
XRG |—Throttle valve. for boats on the ebb
tide------------------------------ EQ -
XRH THROUGH. XSC —By to-morrow's tide.
• Can one break through the ice?----HEY Can not stem the tide (or, current)-KFX
Do you think I could get through the Do not abandon the vessel until the tide
ice?----------------------------- PBh has ebbed -----------------------. AD
The ice is so solid I
can not break Do you know the tides?------------QBy
through; send help-------------- PCF Drop down with the tide ---------- LOC
Through, or, Into the channel ----- ILV Ebb tide --------------------------LSN
Through the day -----------------KNw Eddy tide -------------------------LTG
Through the fog ------------------ Ngo Flood tide .----------------------- NFO
Through the strait '...------------- WYM Half tide-------------------------- OLN
Through the water --------------- Yvl || XSD |—High tide. -
Through the winter --------------. ZGJ How is the tide? What tide have we
now?----------------------------- xF
XRI THROUGHOUT. Keep out of the tide (or, current)---xg
Lee tide--------------------------- QMI
XRJ THROw-N-ING. THREw. Neap tide -------------------------SPD
Enemy is throwing up batteries----FYs || XSE |—Next tide.
Have you any means of throwing a Race. Tide race-------. ---------. UGH
line? ---------------------------- QUJ Spring tide.---------------------- WOx
Mortar for throwing a line---------sap Spring tides rise — feet----------- WOY
Obliged to throw overboard ------- SMY The tide will float her off---------- NFE
Rodket to throw a line. L. S. A. rocket, XSF —This tide.
UZG | XSG |—Tidal.
Was thrown on her (or, my) beam ends, Tidal dock ------------------------LJM
GAx || XSH –Tide flows at —.
XSI —Tide has fallen — feet.
XRK THRUM-MED. XSJ |—Tide has risen — feet.
XSK —Tide is falling.
XRL | THRUST. XSL |—Tide is rising.
Thrust bearing-------------------- GBQ || XSM |—Tide rises — feet.
Thrust block broken -------------- GMZ XSN –Tide
–
|| rode.
Thrust block damaged ------------ G.NA. Tide, or, Current sets to the ----KGE
Thrust-block rings defective------- GNB || XSO |—Tide tables.
Thrust collars damaged -----------JAD Tide, or, Current will run very strong.
XRM |—Thrust shaft. (Miles per hour may follow)----- KGB
XRN |—Thrust shaft broken. - Try the current (or, tide).---------- KGF
Was the tide high when you grounded?
XRO | THUMB. CI
Was the tide low when you grounded? .
XRP THUNDER-ED-ING. CJ
There has been, or, We have had a Weather tide---------------------- YZT
storm of thunder and lightning--QTL What is the rise and fall of tide?----xH
What is the set and rate of tide (or,
XR THURSDAY. current)?------------------------ KGJ
XR —Before Thursday. XSP —What is the strength of the tide?
Last Thursday -------------------- QGP When is the highest tide? --------. oWH
XRT |-Next Thursday. XSQ —When the tide.
XRU |—Thursday morning. When the tide slacks-------------- WFS
XRV |—Thursday night. XSR | –When the tide turns.
When will the tide ebb% ------------ XI
XRW When will the tide flow?------------ XJ
-Thus, XST –When will the tide suit?
XRY |THWART-ED-ING. TO THWART. When will the tide turn?------------ XK
XSU —Will the tide suit?
XRZ THwart. (Seat of a boat.) XSW –With the tide.
You will not lie afloat all the tide--DQG
TICAL (Coin) --------------------- AVE -
- XSW TIDINGS. -
XSA TICKET. Have you any tidings of the crew?-KDB
Pay ticket ------------------------ TER -
Ticket of admission --------------- DMF | XSY TIE-D-ING. To TIE.
XSB | TIDE. XSZ TIER.
Against the tide (current, or, stream), Ground tier.----------------------- OIL
DSE
As soon as the flood tide makes ----FBP TIERCE. (Measure of capacity)------ AZS
Athwart the current (tide, or, stream),
FJI TIFFIN. LUNCH--------------------- RDJ
e
TIGHT-TO.
XTA
|
tion
Air-tight
wºrn
------------------------- DW.J.
TIME-Continued. -
My chronometer is fast of Greenwich
XTB –Packed-tight. (or, first meridian) mean time ----GR
XTC –Water-tight. - My chronometer is slow of Greenwich
Water-tight compartment --------- JHB (or, first meridian) mean time ----Gs
Water-tight door------------------ LKS My first meridian (or, Greenwich) mean
time is ------------------------- XL
XTD (TIGHTEN-ED-ING. Next time (or, opportunity) ------- sey
XTO |—Not time enough.
|TILL. (See also UNTIL)-------------. YLC | XTP |—Short time.
Can you stop till —?-------------- WXD Sometime. --------------------...----WJS
Will hold together till —- -------- OWY Sometime ago (or, since) ----------Dto
The best time--------------------- GHY
XTE TILLER. | The same time. At the same time-vo P
Tiller rope ------------------------ VAB | XT —There will be time—to (or, for).
XT —This time.
XTF | TIMBER. - Time appointed ------------------- ETC
| Baulk of timber-------------------Fzg Time ball-------------------------- FTI
| Timber cargo --------------------- HZN Time ball drops at — -------------- FTJ
XTG —Timber ship. Time enough ---------------------MDZ
Time fuze ------------------------ NVA
Time-table ------------------------ XIG
"YTH | TIME. XTS —Time will be gained—by.
*.
t
(For Hours and Minutes see page 58.) |XTU —Time will be lost.
About the time--------------------DAB | XTV |—Timely.
Another time --------------------- EML What are the time arrangements for —?
time-------------------- ERM
| EXL
Asks precise time of high water and What is the precise time of high water,
minimum depth at that time - .--. XE and minimum depth at that time?-xE
At all times----------------------- DYJ || | What time is dinner? ------------. LAW
XTI |—At any time. t When does time ball drop?-...------- FTR
At no time ------------------------ FiL | When were your last observations for
At thc same time. The same time-vg|P time? ---------------------------- ry
At the (or, that) time specified FJA --- When will be the best time for crossing
At what time (or, hour)?---------- FJC the bar?----------...--------------XM
At what time do you expect?----...- MND || Will take — time to complete --...--JKw
Barely time to save the mail------- REY | Will you show your Greenwich (or, first
Best time-------------------------GHY | meridian) mean time? ------------ xn
By what time? -------------------- Her ||
-
Can I depend upon your time? ------ RS TIMELY ----------------------------- xTV
Can you depend upon your time?--KUE
XTJ |—Can you fix any time for —? XTW |TIN.
XTK –Can not fix any time—for —. Tinned, or, Canned---------------- HUC
During the time in harbor--------- LPv || XTY |—Tinplate.
Enough time---------------------- MDz || XTZ |—Tinsmith.
-
Every time. -----------------------MJF |
First time ------------------------ NBH || TINCTURE.
Forward message immediately without | XUA |—Tincture of henbane.
loss of time--------------------- NMY Tincture of rhubarb -------------- Uwº
XTL |-From time to time. | XUB |—Tincture of steel.
| Haye been on short allowance for some ||
time----------------------------- XUC |TIP-PED-PING.
How long a time? Coal tip--------------------------- IWT
XTM —How many times? -
I can not depend upon my time----KUH | XUD |TIRE-D-ING.
If time will admit ---------------- DMC Much tired (or, fatigued) ---------- MTx
In a short time--------------------VZT Too tired (or, fatigued) ----------- MTY
XTN –In time.
Is there time ball at —? ----------- FTH | XUE | TITLE.
Last time-------------------------QGR
Latest posting time—is ----------- QHG To ---------------------------------- CNO
Local time ---------------------- QXW. Am, Is, or, Are to----------------- Beh
Long time—ago. Long ago ------DTL I
Am to? -------------------------- BEF
Lose no time----------------------RAP As to------------------------------
FBS
Lose no time in getting to the anchor- || XUF |—Does not belong to. º
age ----------------------------- Heave to -------------------------- OSC
ELG |
Lose no time in shoring up---------- CF Heaving, Hove-to------------------OSD
Lose-ing, Lost time--------------- RAS || Lay to ---------------------------- QJC
I
May depend upon your time? ------ rs
Mean time ------------------------ RNP ||
Me to ----------------------------- CEF
Not to ---------------------------- Coºr
Minute of time-------------------- RVE Not to be ------------------------- Co-H
TO–TOO.
—
To–Continued. XUO |To-MORRow.
Not to be done.--------------------- CGI Before to-morrow ----------------- SAH
Not to be had --------------------- CG.J. By to-morrow's post. To-morrow's post,
#.º.
To -------------------------------- cno TQH
To be ----------------------------- CNP tide ---------------Xsc
To be at -------------------------- CNQ e day after to-morrow ---------- dry
To be done.------------------------ CNr. To-morrow afternoon.------------- Drtz
To be had ------------------------- CNs To-morrow evening---------------- MIL
To-day --------------------------- knx To-morrow morning--------------- SAE
To-day's post --------------------- KNY | XUP —To-morrow night.
To do ----------------------------. CNT To-morrow-'s post. By to-morrow's post,
To have--------------------------- |
TQH
To him (his, her-s, it-s) What is the meteorological forecast for
To leeward ------------------- to-morrow? ---------------------- ZL
To me (my, mine).----------------
To-night-'s------------------------ xUQ || XU TO-NIGHT.
To-night's post -------------------- xUS | XU —I sail to-night.
To rendezvous at — --------------- UQo || XUS |—To-night's post.
To see you ----------------------- voB ||
To the ---------------------------- CNx ToN. (Measure of cubic capacity) ---AY1
To the buoy ---------------------- HMx
To, or, For the eastward----------- LSE || ToN. (Measure of weight) ---------- BAv
To the island---------------------- PTR Coals — shillings a ton at — -------- Gz"
To, or, For the northward ---------sjp || XUT |—How many tons—off
To, or, At the rendezvous ---- - --- UQP | XUV |—How many tons do you take?
To, or, For the southward. --- -- wilk How many tons dead weight of cargo
To, or, For the westward ---------- ZBS must you have?------------------ Las
To, or, By the wind--------- --- HPQ || How many tons measurement of goods
To them (their-s) ----------------- CNY can you take?-------------------oev
To these (or, those) ---------------CNz | XUW |—Ton measurement.
To this (or, that) ------------------CoA Ton of coal------------------------ Ixk
To us (our-s) ----------------------cob Ton measurement of goods -------- ofey
To which (or, what) -------------- cod | XUY |—Ton of water.
To whom (or, whose).-------------- coe || | Want — tons dead weight of cargo.--IBE
To windward --------------------. ZFY
To you-r-s------------------------- CoF |Tonde. (Measure of capacity) ------ AZT
Went—to ------------------------- ZBQ |
Wrote to — on —------------------ zjv XUZ | TONGUE.
You are ordered to —------------ -suz
- XVA ToNIC.
XUG | TOBACCO-NIST. º
Tobacco pipe---------------------- TKN | XVB | TONNAGE.
Registered tonnage—is ------- -----UNT
- To-DAY-----------------------------KNX Tonnage burden ------------------HNB
XUH –To day-'s. Tonnage gross ---------------------oid
To-day's post --------------------- KNY What is your (or vessel's indicated) reg
What is the meteorological report for istered tonnage?---------------- UNV
to-day? -------------------------- ZK. -
|TONNE. (Measure of weight) -------- BAW

XUI | TOE.
XVC Too.
XUJ TogetheR. | Too big --------------------------- GJN
Let us keep together for mutual protec- Too close (or, near) ---------------- ivºj
tion ------------------------------ IN Too dear------------------------- Row
We can defend ourselves if we keep Too deep-------------------------- KRB
together ------------------------ PYE Too far off --.' --------------------MTD
| Will hold together till—---------- OWY || Too far to the eastward----...-----LSF
Too far to the northward ----------SJQ
XUK TOGGLE-D-ING. Too far to the southward --------- wi.M
|
Too far to the westward. ---------- ZBT
Told. (See TELL) ----------------- xMs | XVD |—Too few.
| Who told (or, said so)? ------------ XMZ || Too large -------------------------GJN
Too large a number (or, quantity) of,
XUL TOLERABLE-Y. QFV
XUMs –Tolerable observations. Too late--------------------------- QHI
Tolerably healthy. Tolerably well-oqz Too little. Too small ------------- QVX
Too long--------------------------QYx
- |
XUN | TOLL. -
Too low--------------------------- rex-
ToMAN. (Coin).---------------------Avf |
ToMME. (Measure of length) ------- Aw Y

PART Il. GENERAL WOCABULARY. 417
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TOO–TORPEDO.
|
TOO–Continued. TOPMAST-Continued
Too much sea---------------------- UV Mizzen topmast ------------------ RWZ
Too much surf-------------------- XFU Mizzen topmast staysail----------- RXA
Too much swell------------------. XHK Topmast backstay -------------...--- FQP
Too much wind ------------------- ZFB Topmast cap---------------------- HVM -
Too near--------------------------- Ivy || XVY —Topmast crosstrees.
XVE |—Too old. ' | XV7 || Tºmast rigging.
XVF |–Too short. Topmast staysail ----------------- WSG
Too small (or, little) -------------- QVX || Topmast staysail sheet------------ WWA
Too soon -------------------------wkB | XWA |—Topmast studding sail.
Toothin -------------------------- 2xPr
Too tired (or, fatigued).----------- MTY || XWB TopSAIL.
- -
XWC |—Back the main topsail.
TOOK. (See TAKE) ----------------- XKA Double topsails-------------------- LKZ
XWD |—Double topsail yard.
XVG | TOOL. Fill the main topsail -------------- MYB
Carpenter's tools ------------------ IBW Fore topsail -----------------------NJo
- Caulker's tools--------------------- Irk Fore topsail yard --------------- ---NJP
Cooper's tools ---------------------JVK Gaff topsail----------------------- NVG
Engineer's tools------------------- MCV Ihave carried away topsail yard---ZKN
I
have not carpenter's tools. Want car- Ihave sprung (or, damaged) lower top
penter's tools --------------------IBX sail yard-------------------------KJI
XVEI |—I have not tools. I
have no tools. I have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
Let them bring their tools with them, 'ard---------------------------- KJM
H.JD I have sprung (or, damaged) upper top
Painter's tools (or, brushes) -------HKP sail yard------------------------ KJN
Vessel named can lend you carpenter's Jigger topsail yard and sail-------- PVU
tools----------------------------- IBZ Keep main topsail shivering ------- PZ.J.
XVI –With tools. Keep mizzen topsail shivering ----- PZK
Lower fore topsail yard. ----------- NKI
XVJ Too"TH. Lower main topsail yard ---------- roar
Lower mizzen topsail yard-------- RWO
XVIK TOP-PED-ING. To TOP. Lower spanker topsail yard ------- WLU
At top of -------------------------- FJB Lower topsail--------------------- RCH
Foretop--------------------------- NJF , Main topsail . .-------------------- Rhe
I can not make out the top flag----- Nidi Main topsail yard ----------------- RHF
Maintop -------------------------- roºv Main topsail yard sprung---------- Rho.
Military top ---------------------- RUC Mizzen topsail -------------------- Rx B
Mizzentop ----------------------- RWM Mizzen topsail yard --------------- Rxc
-
XVL |—Top. (The summit of.) XWE |—Shift a topsail.
Top up boat----------------------- GVB Topsail sheet --------------------- VWB
XVM —Top rope. XWF –Topsail yard.
XVIN |—Top-tackle pennant. Upper fore topsail yard------------ NKJ
XVO |—Top your lower yard. Upper main topsail yard ---------- RHK
XWG |—Upper spanker topsail yard.
XVIP TOPGALLANT. XWH |—Upper topsail.
Fore topgallant mast -------------- NJG | XWI —Upper topsail yard.
Fore topgallant sail --------------- NJ.H
Fore topgallant yard - --------- - - - - NJI || XWJ | TOPSIDE. TopSIDE PLANKING.
Jigger topgallant yard and sail - ... PVT
Main topgallant mast ------------- Roz ToRE. To RN -----------------------xLK
Main topgallant sail -------------- RHA
Main topgallant yard-------------- RHB | XWK TOPNADO. -
Mizzen topgallant mast----------- RWV
Mizzen topgallant sail ------------ RWX | XWL TORPEDO.
Mizzen topgallant yard ----------- RWY | Beware of torpedo boats.------------ XO
Set topgallant sails---------------- VEP Beware of topedoes; channel is mined,
Take in topgallant sails------------ X.JP xP
XV —Topgallant mast. - Boom for torpedo net--------------GZY
XV —Topgallant rigging. XWM |–Directible torpedo.
XVS —Topgallant sail. Enemy's torpedo boat ------------- LZM
Topgallant sheet ------------------ VUZ Enemy's torpedo boats have been seen
XVT |—Topgallant studding sail. to the –, steering to the –------- Oh
XVU |—Topgallant yard. First-class torpedo boat.------------ GSx
Have you seen any torpedo boat?----XR |
XVW TOPMAST. How many torpedo boats passed in sight?
Fore topmast ---------------------NJK Gtk
Fore topmasu sprung -----------...--NJL Is there danger of mines (or, torpedo
Fore topmast staysail ------------- NJM || boats)?--------------------------- Xs
Main topmast.---------------------RHC || Line of torpedoes ----------------- QUR
Main topmast staysail------------- rhid Locomotive torpedo---------------QYD
102188°–17 27
418 GENERAL WOCABULARY. PART IL
TORPEDO-TRADE.
TORPEDO-Continued. TOW-Continued.
XWN |—Mine, or, Torpedo buoy. Engines broken down; towed in by —,
Outriggertorpedo, or, Spar torpedo-swr MCJ
Saw torpedo boat (number, if necessary) Fasten your chain to towing cable--HRC
at – (or, near –)----------------- xt |
Submerged torpedo buoy ---------- XBL ||
XYP
XYQ
|—Have a towline ready.
|—I can not take you in tow, but will re
XWO |—Torpedo attack. port you at — and send immediate
XWP |—Torpedo boat. assistance.
Torpedo boom--------------------- GzY I will take her in tow ------------- XJG
Torpedo (or, Mine) buoy---------- xWN
Torpedo carriage----------------- ..-ICF
II wish
will take you in tow ------------- XJH
to be taken in tow ---------- xW.
XWQ |—Topedo case. XYR |—In tow.
XWR |—Torpedo catcher (or, chaser, or, de- || XYS |-Prepare to be towed clear.
stroyer). XYT |—Reduce speed; you are towing me too
XWS |—Torpedo cruiser. fast.
XWT |—Torpedo gun. Send boat to tow------------------ GUQ
XWU |—Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel). I
Shall take you in tow? ------------ xy
XWV —Torpedo net.
XWY |—Torpedo station.
Ship disabled; will you tow me into
(port indicated)?----------------- MY
–
XWZ |—Torpedo tube. Stop engines to adjust towing cables,
Whitehead torpedo-------...-------- zdm DKh
XYA |— — (number) torpedo boats (give nation- Take her in tow------------------- XJL
ality) passed in sight. Take in tow----------------------- XJQ
Tow astern------------------------ FHS
XYB | TORRENT. XYU |—Towed by, or, In tow of —.
Towing bollard ------------------- Gxr
XYC | TORRID. ToRRID ZONE. Towing cable is damaged (or, stranded),
Hex
XYD TORTURE-D-ING. XYV |—Towing cable is fast.
§.
XYW |—Towing hawser.
XYE TOSS-ED-ING. To TOSS. XYZ —Towing light.
-------------------------- YDR
XYF |TOTAL-LY. Will take you (or ship indicated)
- in tow,
Total loss. All lost.--------------- DxO xkc
Totally, or, Quite different-ly------Kzo Will you take me (or indicated)
vessel
What is the total amount?--------- EGO in tow? ------------------------- XKD
ToU. (Measure of capacity)--------- AZU || XZA | TOWLINE.

Have a towline ready------------- xYP
XYG |Touch-ED-ING. To TOUCH. Have you sufficient towline?------- QUK
Do Look out for the towline ---------- QZU
}. (or vessel indicated) call any-
where (or, at —)?----------------Hw Send for the towline -------------- QUv
Does, or, Do not touch at (or, call any- Sending for the towline ----------- VPX .
where) ------------------------- HTD Shorten in both hawsers----------- opx
Have you touched anywhere (or, at –)? Towing cable is fast--------------- xyv
- EQT. Towing hawser------------------- XYw
I have (or ground indicated
vessel has) not
touched the ------------. | XZB
DUT . TowARD.
I have orders for you not to touch at —,
sn
Stand toward the –-------------- -wº,
II shall not touch anywhere (or, at)-EQU || XZC
shall touch at —----------------- ht F
ToweR. |
|
Conning tower -------------------- JPF
-
ToUNG, or, SAADING. (Measure of length), XZD Town.
Aws | XZE –Town hall. |
TOURING CLUB OF FRANCE----------- zMT || XZF |—Town major.
XYH |Tour.NIQUET. XZG |TRACE-D-ING.
-
XZH |—No trace—of.f
Tow, or, COTTON wastE------------- Jxv | XZI —Tracing paper.
XYI Tow-ED-ING. (For signals between ships
towing and being towed, see page 35.) | XZJ TRACK-ED-ING.
XYJ |—Are towing cables, or, Is cable fast? Track chart—of------------------- IMY
Be on your guard against long tows-orw
XYK |—Can tow. TRACTION ENGINE ------------------- MAX
Can you take me in tow? ----------- xU
XYL |—Can you tow? XZK TRADE-D-ING. To TRADE.
XYM |—Can you tow me (or vessel indicated) off? Board of Trade-------------------- GPC
Can not take you in tow.----------- xV Board of Trade officer (or, inspector),
XYN |—Cast off towing cable (or, cables). GPD
—Do you want to be towed? Coasting trade--------------------- Tº a
Exxo
I
|
TRADE—TRINITY.
TRADE—Continued. | YAI TRAP.

Coasting vessel. Coasting trade ship, Mess traps------------------------- RQI
IYB
XZL |—Foreign trade. YAJ TRAVEL-ED-ING-ER.
Free trade-r--------------...-------- NPV
Home trade----------------------- Oxk TRAVELER. (Horse).---------------- OYG
Opium trade ----------------------SRP
Slave trade----------------------- WGA || YAK |TRAWL-ED-ING-ER. .
Trades union----------------------YJD Steam trawler--------------------- WTI
XZM –Tradesman.
YAL ITREACHERY-OUS-LY.
XZN TRADER. YAM ITREASON-ABLE.
TRADE-MARK------------------------ RLN || YAN TREASURE-ER.

What trade-mark (or, brand)?----- HDY
YAO |TREASURY.
TRADE WIND------------------------- ZFC
During the monsoon (or, trades)---RYJ || YAP TREAT-ED-ING-MENT.
Had the monsoon (or, trade winds) set Hospital treatment---------------- OYT
in? -----------------------------RYK Medical treatment----------------- Ron
Where did you fallin with the trade (or, Require hospital treatment-------- OYU
monsoon)?---------------------- RYM
Where did you lose the trade (or, mon- || YAQ TREATY.
soon)?--------------------------- RBI
TREBLE. (Triple) ------------------- YBI
XZO TRAFFIC-ED-ING. YAR TREE.
XZP |—Traffic interrupted by the snow. Cross-trees------------------------ Exeh
Trestle-trees ---------------------- YAU
XZQ TRAIN. (A railway train.)
Armored train -------------------- Evz || YAS ITREMBLE-D-ING. TrEMOR.
Special train --------------------- WMP
XZR —Train leaves for — at —. YAT TREND-ING.
XZS –When do- the trains leave for —? -
YAU ITRESTLE. TRESTLE-TREEs.
XZT TRAIN-ED-ING. TO TRAIN.
Training ship--------------------- VXF || YAV TRIAL.
XZU TRAMWAY.
ISteam
am on full-speed trial-Code Flag over A
trial----------------------- WSY
YAW —Trial takes place on the –.
XZW TRANSACT-ED-ING-ION.
Business transaction-------------- HNW || YAX TRIANGLE-ULAR-LY.
Triatic, or, Diagonal stay---------- KYQ
XZW TRANSATLANTIC.
YAZ |TRIBE-AL.
XZY TRANSFER-RED-RING-ENCE-ABLE.
Have shipwrecked crew on board (num- || YBA TRICE-D-ING—UP.
ber to follow); will you let me trans
fer them to you?. --------------- KDA || YBC TRIFLE-ING.
Wesselseriously damaged; wish to trans- Damage trifling ------------------- KJB
fer passengers-------- ------------ HM
YAB ITRANSHIP-PED-PING-MENT. - YBD TRIM.
Coal trimmer --------------------- IWU
YAC TRANSIT. Lamp trimmer--------------------- QDI
YBE I-Trimmed.
YAD TRANSLATE-D-ING-ION-OR. Trimmed by the head; — inches by the
head---------------------------- HPK
YAE TRANSMIT-TED-TING-SSION. Trimmed by the stern; — inches by the
stern --------------------------- hpn
-
Forward my communication by tele-
graph and pay for its transmission-HY || YBF |—Trimmer
YBG |—Trimming.
YAF TRANSOM. Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
YAG |TRANSPORT. -
Military transport----------------- RUD
Made by
blasts
-
of a
-
steam whistle.
flashes, or by
Transport agent------------------- DSX -
Government transport (or, ship) -- orw TRINITY HOUSE, or, LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,
- GPN
YAH TRANSPORT-ED-ING-ATION. YBH –Trinity pilot.
TRIP-TUESDAY.
TRIP. TRY-Continued.
Tripped her anchor---------------- Eux Experiment will be tried----------- Moi
YCM –Fully tried.
YBI TRIPLE. TREBLE. YCN |—Has it been tried?
Triple-expansion engine----------- MAY || YCO |—Have, or, Has been tried.
Have, or, Has tried --------------- FKM
YBJ |TRIPOLI. TRIPOLICOLORS. YCP |—Have you tried?
- - Have you tried the temperature of the
YBK TROLLEY. sea?----------------------------- XNF
YCQ |—I am (or person indicated is) trying to
YBL | TROOP. do so.
Enemy's troops embark-ed-ing ---. Lwo I shall try for shelter in — (port indi
Enemy's troops land-ed-ing -------- LZN cated)--------------- ----------- WWK
Native troops.---------------------- sEF I shall try the anchorage----------- ELA
To embark troops.----------------- LwT || YCR –In trying to.
Troop boat ------------------------ GVC Shall I try (or,attempt)—to?------- FKr
YBM |—Troopship. Shall, or, Will try----------------- FRT
Troops are all embarked ---------- LWU Tried ----------------------------- YCK
Troops are embarking ------------ Lwv || YCS —Try again.
YBN |—Troops are in good health. | YCT —Try if you can.
YBO |—Troops are ready to disembark. | YCU |—Try rate of sailing.
YBP |—Troops on board. Try the current (or, tide) --------- KGF
YB —Troops will be ready—to (or, for). Try to club haul ------------------ Iwo
YB —What is the state of health of the troops Try to enforce it ------------------ MAC
at —? || YCW |—Try to effect.
When do troops embark? --------- Lwax Try to enter ---------------------- MFD
Try to escape --------------------- MHA
YBS TROPIC-AL. YCW —Try to find out.
Try to make out the name of vessel
YBT TROUBLE-D-ING-SOME. in — (direction indicated)-------- SDP
YCX |—Try to recover.
YBU TROUGH. YCZ —Try your best.
Useless to try ---------------------
YBV TROUSERS. Will try (or, attempt)—to
Will you try to —? ----------------
YBW TRUCE, -
Flag of truce---------------------- NCY || YDA TRYSAIL.
Storm trysail--------------------- WXY
YBX | TRUCK.
Tschet werIK. (Measure of capacity)-Azv
YBZ TRUE-LY.
Are your bearings true or magnetic? TSIN, or, MACE. (Coin).------------- AUG
GBD ||
True bearings---------------------- JIH ! TsUN. (Measure of length) --------- Awz
YCA. | TRUMPET. YDB |TUB.
YCB TRUNK. YDC TUBE-ULAR.
###}º...… º
Shaft trunk ----------------------- VTK Boiler tube----------------------- GWN
YCD TRUST-ED-ING. To TRUST. ----

YCE –Trusty. Trustworthy. Boiler tubes ieaking-y--------- RG
Are the pilots trustworthy? -------- TIV foilertubes salted"..........Iowa
§: §: tıºsiºt."º
not trust to the weather; it has not ....I.I.I.I.I.I.
.
Condenser tube - - - - --------------- JMT
P} one yet-------------------------- FY |||
YCF Condenser tubes choked (or,
trust too much to your pilot. salted,
TÉ.arbor trust---------------------- ONA -
Öjägi.ii.;*:::it:
~
- --- --
YCG |—I do not like to trust too much to my—.
Maybe trusted (ºr, depended upon)-kuº ype -
YCH —Not to be trusted. ||
YDF —Friction tube
Trustworthy. Trusty------------- yce Main shaft broken in stern tube----RGT
YCI TRUSTEESHIP. Rocket tube ---------------------- Uzh
Stern tube------------------------wuz
YCJ |TRY-ING. To
TRY. (See also ATTEMPT Stern tube damaged --------------wVA
and ENDEAVOR.) Sweeping tubes (flues, or, funnels)-NFZ
YCK –Tried. Torpedo tube--------------------- xWZ
Channel has altered; do not try it--ECD YDG |—Tubes out of order. -
YCL |—Do not try. - Tubular boiler -------------------- GxN
Do not try to wear ---------------- YxP |
Do not try without a pilot.--------- FKL || YDH |TUESDAY.
Experiment has been tried---...---- MoH || YDI —Before Tuesday.
ſ TUESDAY-UILLAGE.
TUESDAY-Continued. YES |TURRET. TURRET SHIP.

Last Tuesday---------------------- QGs YET ||—Turret gun.
YDJ |—Next Tuesday.
YDK |—Tuesday morning.
|
YEU TURTLE.
YDL |—Tuesday night.
YEV TUTOR-ITION.
YDM |TUG-GED-GING. To TUG. (For signals |
between ships towing and being towed, YEW Twelfth.
-
see page 35.)
| YDN |—Do you want a tug? YEX TWENTIETH.
Government tug ------------------ of z YEZ |—Twenty-first.
YDO |—Is tug (indicated) engaged? YFA |—Twenty-second.
YDP |—Send a tug (indicate if more than one) || YFB |—Twenty-third.
to me (or to vessel in direction pointed || YFC ||—Twenty-fourth.
out). YFD |—Twenty-fifth.
YDQ –Sending, Sent tug. YFE |—Twenty-sixth.
I
Shakl send you a tug? ------------ voo || YFG |—Twenty-seventh.
There are no tugs available --------- xz || YFH |—Twenty-eighth.
YDR —Tug. Tugboat. YFI —Twenty-ninth.
YDS —Tug has not sufficient power.
Tug is disabled--------------------LBY Twice. Two ----------------------- YFP
Tug is going to you ---------------- YA
Want a tug (if more indicate number), YFJ Twilight.
YP
Want another tug (indicate if more || YFK Twin screw.
than ome) ----------------------- YTR || YFL |—Twin-screw steamer.
YDT |TUMBLER. (Glass.) YFM |TWINE-D-ING.

|
- YFN |—Twine, needles, and palms for repairing
YDU |TUNIS-1AN. TUNISIAN Colors. sails.
-
YDv ITUNNEL. YFO TWIST-ED-ING.
|YDW |—Tunnel shaft. Cotton twist ------------ ------- - - - - JxU
YDX –Tunnel shaft broken.
YFP Two. Twice.
YDZ TUNNY. Between the two------------------GIw
Two blades of propeller broken----GMC
YEA 'TURBAN.
YF TYPE.
YEB |TURBINE. YF —Typewriter.
YEC TURBOT. TYPHOID FEVER -------------------- MWS

TYPHOON. HURRICANE -------------- PAI
YED ITURR-ISH. TURKISH COLORS.
Bank of Turkey------------------- FUV YFS TYPHUS FEVER.
YEF |TURN.
YEG |—In turn. -
YEH |—It is your turn.
YEI ITURN-ED-ING. To TURN.
YEJ |→gan turn.
YEK –Can not turn.
| Turn electric lights—on----------- LWR
Turn off electric light ------------- LVJ
Turnscrew------------------------ YEQ
YEL |—Turntable.
YEM –Turning circle.
YEN |—Turning gear.
When the tide turns--------------- xsr
When will the tide turn? ----------- XK
YEO |—Will turn.
YEP |TURNIP.
YFT ||U. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
YEQ |TURNSCREw. see page 13.)
TURNTABLE -------------------------YEL || YFU |ULCER-ATE-D-ING-ION.
YER ITURPENTINE. YFW ULLAGE.

GENERAL WOCABULARY.
II.
422 PART
ULTIMATUM–UNDERRATE.
YFW ULTIMATUM. YGW UNCONSCIOUS-LY.
|
YFX | UMBRELLA. YGW UNCOVER-ED-ING.
|
YFZ UMPIRE-D-ING. YG X UNCULTIVATED.
|
|
YGA |UNABLE–TO. YGZ UNDECEIVE-D-ING.

Am, Is, or, Are unable—to -------- CYG
|
–(person-s YHA
or
thing-s indicated)
If
|UNDEFENDED.
is
||
(or, are) unable — (can not) --BYo
to
Inability -----------...-------------PFw YHB UNDER.
||
Lifeboat unable to come -----------. Er Buried under --------------------- hino
|
assed wreck (date, latitude, and lon- Cargo underweight---------------- IAJ
a
gitude follow, necessary) but was Come under stern------------------ Joo

to
if
ascertain whether any Donot anchor. Keep underweigh-EHw
of
to
unable
the people were remaining ------- zw Engines under temporary repair---MBK
Shall, or, Will be unable to Is, or, Are not stiff under canvas --HVF
|
----CYS
-
-
-
Sorry am unable comply with your Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas-Hvg
to
I
|| ||
request ------------------------- USX Keep under the land. Keep, or, Stand
YGB |—Unable for want of. closer in-------------------------- LT
arrange ----------------Exx Keep underweigh. Do not anchor-Ehw
to
Unable
||
Unable to ask --------------------- FDR Need be under no anxiety about.--. Eoſ
Unable comply—with; can not--JLC Not under control. (Two black balls
to to
or
Unable weigh anchor ----------- E.J.Y shapes vertical) -----------------JED
Wessel, or, Person not able (unable) Not under control lights (lamps, or,
is
comply ----------------------- JLG lanterns) ----------------------- JEC

to
Rock under water ---------- *------ UYX

-
YHC –Under all sail.
.
YGC UNACQUAINTED–wiTH. Under arrest.---------------------- Exr
Under blockade ------------------- GNP
|
YGD UNADULTERATED. Under bond----------------------- GYQ

-
Under care (or, charge)—of------- HYO
YGE UNAIDED. Under command—of -------------- JEh
|
YHD —Under consideration.
-
YGF UNALTERABLE-Y. UNALTERED. Under cover—of------------------ KAO
|
- Position remains unaltered -------- TPs YHE —Undercurrent.

||
Under easy sail-------------------- LRZ

YGH UNANIMOUS-LY. YHF —Under experiment.
|
Under fire—of-...------------------- NAs

YGI UNANSWERED-ABLE-Y. YHG —Under ground.
Signal not answered ------------ ENM Under jury masts--...------------- RMD
is
anxiety—to (for, or, about),

no
Under
YGJ UNARMED.
|
EOK
Under no circumstances------------ IRJ
UNAUTHORIZED, or, WITHOUT AUTHORITY, YHI —Under-officer of.
FMZ Under orders of ---------- - - - - - - - - - SUR
YGR UNAVOIDABLE-Y. Under orders—for (or, to)—--------suo
|
Under steady helm---------------- OTU

YGL YHJ
| -
UNAWARE. —Under steam.

|
- YHK —Under temporary repair.

|
YGM UNBEND-ING-BENT. Under the battery-----------------FYU

Unbend cables--------------------HRY Under the circumstances ---------- IRK
YGN |—Unbend sails. Under the engine room------------ McE
YHL
|
—Under the necessity of.

YGO YHM (Depth indicated,
be
|UNBIT-TED. —Under water.

to
necessary.)
if
|UNCERTAIN-T ------- Ihmi way -----------------------YxG

Y.
NOT CERTAIN Under

Under weigh. Aweigh------------ FPR
YGP |UNCIVIL-LY-Izºd. Under weight --------------------- Yi
A
Under your care. Under your charge,

YGQ |UNCLAIMED. HYP
UNDERCURRENT --------------------- whe
YGR UNCLE.
-
- YHN UNDERGO-ING-NE.
|
YGS (UNCOMFORTABLE-Y. obliged undergo repairs-------SMT

Is
to
UNCOMMON-LY. (Unusual) --------- YLN YHO UNDERMINE-D-ING..

||
"
|
YGT UNCONCERN-ED-LY. YHP UNDERNEATH.

|
YGU UNCONDITIONAL-LY. YHQ ||UNDERRATE-D-ING.

'
UNDERRUN–UNKNOWN.
UNDERRUN-NING-RAN YIN UNFAvor ABLE-LY

UNDERSELL-ING-SOLD. |YIo UNFINISHED.
º
YHS UNDERSTAND-ING-STOod. |Yip UNFIT-TED-TING-NESS.
I
Am to understand you agree? ----DTv YIQ —Unfit for the purpose.
YHT —Can understand.
YHU —Can not understand the message. UNFORESEEN. Could NOT FORESEE--NLA
Could you understand their signals?
Could you understand what they were YIR UNFORTIFIED.
about? ---------------- WCI
Do not understand Morse code ----- SAI | YIS UNFORTUNATE-LY.
Do, or, Did you (or person indicated)
understand?--------------------- JLO YIT UNFREQUENTED.
Do you understand Morse code?----saj
YHV —Do you understand the message? YIU UNFULFILLED.
Do, or, Did you understand their signals?
WCI YIV UNGUARDED-LY.
Does, or, Did he (or person indicated)
understand?--------------------- JLO YIW UNHANDY.
Flags seen, but signal not understood,
WCx UNHEALTHY-ILY-INEss. (Unwholesome),
Lasthoist not understood; repeatit. URK YLQ
Message is not understood.--------- RQP UNHESITATINGLY-------------------- OUM
Perfectly understand-ing-stood ----TFv
Signal not understood though the flags YIX UNHook-ED-ING.
are distinguished.--------------- WCX
your sig YIZ
sºger
Il
does not understand UNHURT.
The signal is not understood; repeat it YJA UNIFORM. (Official dress.)

(from hoist indicated) VI
Understand the communication per UNIMPORTANT-CE. OF LITTLE IMPORT
fectly ANCE------------------------------ PEY
You have misunderstood thesignal-wdR
YJB UNINHABITED-ABLE.
YHW UNDERTAKE-ING-N-Took. Uninhabited island (or, coast) ------ PTS
YHX —Will you (or person indicated) under
take it? UNINJURED -------------------------- Yiz
YHZ |UNDERVALUE-D-INg. UNINTELLIGIBLE--------------------- POJ
You have abridged the message so much
YIA UNDER WEIGHT. SHORT weighT. that it is unintelligible ---------- DAR
YIB ilºſNDERWRITE-ING-TEN. UNDERwROTE. UNINTENTIONAL-LY. (Accidental)----DCK
YIC UNDERWRITER. |Yic UNION.
Board of underwriters------------- GPE || Dockers' Union --------------------LJA
Consult underwriters.-------------JR v Seamen's and Firemen's Union ----NAR
For the benefit of the underwriters-GFL YJD —Trades union.
YID UNDO-ING-NE. UNDID.
UNDock Episa.--------------------- LJN

|YJE UNION JACK.
Ensign union downwards---------- MEJ
•
|UNDOUBTED-LY----------------------LMB yjr |UNIT.

-
UNDRESS-ED-ING. YJG UNITE-D-ING.

YJH —United force.
UNEASY-ILY-NESs. YJI —United Kingdom.
United States of America.---------- EFC
UNEMPLOYED.
YJK UNIVERSE-AL-LY.
UNEQUAL-LED-LY. YJL UNIVERSITY.
-
UNEVEN-LY-NESs. YJM UNJUST-LY-IFIABLE-Y.
Injustice
|UNEXPECTED.
YJN UNKNOWN.
UNFAIR-LY. Cause unknown-------------------- IFR
Name unknown
UNFATHOMED-ABLE. Size unknown
UNLAWFUL–UNTRUSTWORTHY.
YJO UNLAwFUL-LY-NESS. UNSAFE—Continued.

You are in a dangerous (or, unsafe)
YJP UNLESS. position. Your position is dangerous,
Ishall abandon my vessel unless you will GN
keep by us ----------------------- AH YKP UNSATISFACTORY-ILY.
I will not sign the bill of lading un Papers unsatisfactory - - - - - - - - - -T AN
less--------------------------- gkW
| Unless a change takes place.------- IKX YKQ UNSATISFIED-YING.
YJC) —Unless I hear.
| Unless it fails---------------------MRA YKR UNSEAWORTHY-INESS.
YJR —Unless we are obliged. Cargo so badly stowed I am not sea
worthy-------------------------- LAG
Unless your communication is very im
portant must be excused --------- IJ
I Condemned as unseaworthy ------- JML
|
UNLICENSED. NOT LICENSED--------- QPO YKS UNSEEN.
UNLIKELY. NOT LIKELY ------------ QTW YKT UNSERVICEABLE. USELESS.

Rendered unserviceable -----------UQL i
YJS UNLIMITED.
UNSETTLE-D.
YJT UNLOAD-ED. TO UNLOAD. Affairs are very unsettled ---------DPA
YJU —Unloading. Affairs look more unsettled.-------- dpe
Do not leave anything unsettled ---QKR
YJV UNLOCK-ED-ING. Light, unsettled weather ----------YZB
YJW UNLOOKED–FOR. UNSHACKLE-D-ING.

Unshackle cables---------- - -- - - - - - hrz
UNLUCKY-ILY. (Unfortunate) ------- YIS
YKW UNSHIP-PED-PING.
YJX UNMANAGEABLE.
Iam unmanageable ---------------- NP YKX UNSKILLED. UNSKILLFUL-LY.
YJZ UNMOOR-ED-ING. YKZ UNSOUND-NESS.
UNNECESSARY-ILY. UNstable. INSTABILITY------------ PMW

Do not expose yourself (or, people) un
necessarily ----------------------MPF XLA UNSTEADY-ILY-INESS.
Regular survey unnecessary------- UOD
YLB UNSUCCESSFUL-LY.
UNOCCUPIED. — made an unsuccessful attack on-FKH
UNOPPOSED. No OPPOSITION--------- STD YLC UNTIL.

Bar can not be crossed until — ----FVR
YKC UNPACK-ED-ING. Do not alter — until--------------- ECF
Do not make any alteration—until--ECG
YKD UNPAID. Heave to until —-------------------LR
YLD —I shall not be ready until—.
YKE UNPRECEDENTED. YLE —I shall not wear—until —.
Ishall stand off the land from — (hour
YKF UNPREPARED. indicated) to — (hour indicated), or,
I
shall stand off until —
UNPROTECTED. (Undefended)------- YHA —Not until.
Race is postponed—until—
YKG UNPROVIDED–WITH. Stop until (or, for)
Unsafe to remain until—----------
YKH UNREEVE-ING-ROVE. Unsafe to run in until weather moder
ates -
|UNRELIABLE YLG —Until further orders.
YLEI —Until I.
YKI UNRESERVED-LY. YLI —Until she.
Until weather moderates---------- rxaſ
YKJ UNRIG-GED-GING. YLJ —Until you. -
Wait until weather moderates.-----. GR
YKL UNRIPE-NESS. When I
have run my distance I shall
put her head off until —--------- LGP
UNSAFE-NESS.
Shift your berth; it is unsafe YLR UNTO.
Unsafe anchorage
YKN —Unsafe to remain until —. YLM UNTRUE-TRUTH.
YKO —Unsafe to run in until weather moder
ates. UNTRUST worthy. (Not to be trusted)-YOH
|
UNUSUAL–USUAL.
YLN | UNUSUAL. YME UPRIGHT-LY-NFss.

YLO |—Very unusual. Is very unusual. Perpendicular. Upright ---------- toºl,
YLF UN WELL. YMF | UPSET-TING.
YLQ |UNwholesome-NESs. UPSIDE Down-----------------------LMo

Your flags seem to be incorrectly hoisted
YLE | UN WILLING-LY-NESS. (or, hoisted upside down).------- OWM
YLS —They are unwilling—to.
YMG |UPTAKE.
YLT UP.
Bear up-for---------------------- GBR UPWARDs--------------------------- YLV
Bear up instantly------------------- LB
Beating up------------------------ GCB || YMH | URGE-D-ING. TO URGE.
Bore up—for ---------------------- GBS
Bound to be given up------------- HBW || YMI URGENT-LY-NCY.
Bound to give it up ------...-------- H.Bx Permission urgently requested to enter
Brace up-----------------.--------- HDP harbor --------------------------- PD
Brail up --------------------------HDs || Urgent orders (or, instructions) ---PNL
Breaking up ---------------------- -
Bring up - .--- URINAL. (Latrine).-----------...------QIG
Clearing up ---
3.º -------------- raiº

-
up | YMJ |URUGUAY-AN. URUGUAYAN COLORs.
et steam up; report when
hen ready --KM
Haul ºr
ºup; rt when ready-º! Us. (See also OUR-s and WE)------- COG
Heave up ------------------------- OSH YMK |USAGE.
Helm hard up--------------------- OTN
Hoist up-------------------º------ow.J || YML |Use-ING.
I shall bear up -------------------- GBT Boat can not be used -------------- GR.J.
I shall not bear up ---------------- GBU Have all your anchors and cables ready
_{*
Is steam up? Are you at full speed? for use --------------------------EIG
Keep steam up (or, ready) ---------- KQ
VZ I ing variation o — degrees--JHT
tion of J
YMN
I
May, or, Can bear up------------ GBV YMO |—Is not used.
-
Much cut up---------------------- KHP It will be of great use (or, service).--OHL

Pick up boat ---------------------- GTY YMP –May, or, Can use (or, be used). -
I
Shall get up steam? -------------- WA
||
|| YMO. —Must use.
Shall we bear up? ----------------GBW YMR –No use.
Steam is not up; -will be ready in —, No use appealing ------------------ ERS
-
WB No use carrying so much sail------ Wed
Steam is up------------------------ WC
Of any use -----------------------EPU
-
Up and down—the---------------- LMN || YMS –Quite useless.
YLU –Up channel. Ready for use --------------------. UJV
Up the river ---------------------- UYL To be used (or, employed) --------- Lext
YLV |—Upwards. Use Alphabetical (Spelling) Table-wnF
Wessel indicated was compelled to bear Use every precaution -------------- TSD
up ---------------------.--------- GBX Use flashing signals -------------- WDN
When do you intend to bring up?--EKF Use Morse Code ------------------- SAL
Where do you intend to bring up?--EKH Use steamboat—for —------------. Gvid
Will you require shoring up?------ WZP Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or,
YLW |—With steam up. efforts)—to —------------------- LTY
Use your own discretion----------- LDX
YLX Upon. YMT |—Use your search light.
Call upon ------------------------- HTB YMU |—Use your siren. “ -
for
||
Decided upon ---------------------KPR || YMV |—Used —
Fire upon:------------------------ MZX Useful. Serviceable -------------- WSC
Upon condition ------------------- JND Useless. Unserviceable-----------YKT
Upon no pretense whatever-------- TUZ Useless to attempt (or, try)—to —--FKs
Upon what pretense?--------------TVA || YMW —Usefully. -
What coins are used? ------...-------Izº
YLZ - UPPER. Will it be of any use? ------------- EPx
Upper deck -----.------------------ KQE Will use Morse code--------------- SAM
Upper fore topsail yards----------- NKJ You may go by soundings if you use
Upper main topsail yard ---------- RHK || - Care ---------------------------- WLA
YMA |—Upper port. . . •
Upper sail. , Light sail -----------. SV Ushr-EL-GHIRSH. (Coin) ----------- AUK
Upper spanker topsail yard - - - - - - - xwg
|
Upper topsail -------------------- XWH || YMX | USUAL-LY.
YMB |—Upper works. According to the usual practice----DEO
YMC |—Upper yard. t As usual --------------------------FBT
YMD —Uppermost. |YMZ |—The same as usual. Usual way.
UTMOST-VEDRO.
YNA. | UTMOST. VALVE–Continued.

Do the utmost you can to ensure hold- Discharge valve out of order------- LCR
ing on; everything will be wanted, Escape valve --------------------- MGW
MEx Expansion valve out of order------ MNA
YNB |—Do your utmost. Feed-check valve out of order ------ Iod
Of the utmost importance (or, conse- Feed valve out of order------------ MVC
quence) ------------------------ JQC High-pressure valve out of order---oux
YNC |—To the utmost. Kingston valve-------------------- QBD
Use utmost endeavors (exertions, or, Main-check valve out of order.------ IoE
efforts)—to —-------------------LTY Safety valve----------------------- VDI
Utmost care must be taken.-------- HYQ Safety valve out of order ---------- widj
Utmost endeavors----------------- LYW Sea-inlet valve (or, cock) broken (or,
- ----------------------- VLA
Shut-off sº
valve -------------------- W.At
Slide valve------------------------ WGi
Slide valve broken ---------------- WGJ
Slide-valve gear. ----------------- Work
Slide-valve gear damaged (or, out of
order)-------------------------- WGL
Slide valve out of order----------- WGM
Slide-valve rod ------------------- wgn
Slide-valve rod broken------------ woro
Sluice valve ---------------------- Whij
Sluice valve out of order---------- Whk
Snifting valve -------------------- Wih
* Stop valve------------------------ WXk
Throttle valve --------------------XRG
YNU v.NE.
Distinguishing vane--------------- LGY
- YNV VANG.
YND |V. (Letter.) (For new method of spell
ing, see page 18.) |YNW VApoR-Ize-D-INg.
YNE WACANT-CY—FOR. VARA. (Measure of length)--------- AXB
YNF |—Have no vacancy.
YNG |-Have you vacancy—for? WARIABLE. (See WARY)------------- YoC
YNH | WACCINATE-D-ING-ION. YNX |VARIATION.
Vaccine lymph-------------------- redn Have you taken observations for varia
tion?---------------------------- JHS
YNI WACUUM. II am using variation of — degrees--JHT
YNJ |—Can not get a vacuum. have had no observations for variation
YNK —Good vacuum. lately-------------------------- Jhw
YNL |—Indifferent vacuum. Is there any variation?------------ JHW
YNM |—Vacuum gauge. No variation.----------------------- JIA
Variation by azimuth ------------- FQJ
YNO |VAIN-LY. Variation of the compass----------- JIK
What is the variation? -------------JIN
YNP VALID-ITY. What variation do you allow? ------ Jip
YNQ |VALLEY. YNZ |VARIOUS-LY. VARIETY.
YNR VALUE-D-ABLE: YOA WARNISH-ED-ING.

would be much valued----------- ITY || YOB | WARY-IED-ING.
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest Meteorological report for to-day gives
would be much valued .--------- TVY winds VARIABLE from — (direction
Of no value. Worthless ---- -- ZIR indicated) ----------------------- rts.J
Valuable cargo--------------------- IBC Meteorological report for to-morrow
What is the price? What is the value || gives winds VARIABLE from — (direc
of?----------------------------. TVW || tion indicated) ------------------ rtsN
YOC –Variable.
YNS |VALUATION. " || YOD —Variable wind.
YNT | VALVE. VAT. (Measure of capacity)--------- AYZ

Air valve------------------------- DWK
Bilge-pump valves out of order----GJw VEAL ------------------------------- ZND
Blow-off valve -------------------- GMZ
Clack valve------------------------ IRU VEDRO. (Measure of capacity) ------ Azw
VEER—VESSEL.
YOE WEER-ED-ING. VERY-Continued.

About to veer cable--------------- HQM Be very strict--------------------- WZT
YOF –Can not veer any more. Boiler burst; very slight damage--Gvw
Can not veer any more cable ------ HQY He, She, or, It is very bad--------- FRN
Driving; I
can veer no more cable; no Is, or, Are very stiff under canvas -- Hvg
Is, or, Are very zealous ------------ ZMC
more anchors to let go.------------NK
YOG |—I shall veer to. It is very strange ----------------. WYS
Veer a breaker astern ------------- Fxz Not very narrow------------------- SEA
Veer a rope astern----------------- VAC Very acceptable ---------------...--DBx
Veer cable to — (number of shackles Very anxious—about -------------- DAJ
indicated)----------------------- HSA Very bad-ly----------------------- FRU
Veer boat astern ------------------ GVE Very bad draught----------------- FRY
Veer both hawsers -----------. - ---opz Very bad weather ---------------- FRW
Veered-ing my cable. (Indicate which, Very busy-ily--------------------- HOG
and number of shackles, if necessary), Very difficult (or, great difficulty)-kzT
HSB || YPF —Very excusable.
Veer more cable------- ------------ KU Very fair draught ----------------- LNE
YPG |−Very few.
YOH WEGETABLE. Very few arrivals ----------------- EYT
Fresh beef and vegetables --------- GDC || YPH |—Very fine.
Fresh vegetables to be obtained----NRB || YPI —Very fortunate.
YOI |—No vegetables to be obtained. YPJ |—Very glad.
Preserved potatoes ---------------- TUM Very good------------------------- OEL
Preserved vegetables -------------- TUO Very good-chart ------------------- IMZ
YOJ |—Vegetable oil. Very good draught---------------- LNE"
| Very happy-ily-------------------- OMT
YOK WEGETATION. Very healthy---------------------- ORA
Very heavy sea -------------------- UW
WELOCITY. (Speed) ----------------WMU Very kind-ly---------------------- QAX
Very likely ----------------------- YPO
VENEREAL DISEASE ------------------ LEB Very little ------------------------ QVY
Very much------------------------ SBV
VENEzoLANo, or, Doll,AR. (Coin).---ATJ || YPK —Very narrow-ly.
YPL |—Very near-ly.
YOL |VENEzUELA-N. WENEzUELAN Colors. YPM |—Very often.
YPN |—Very particular-ly.
YOM VENOMOUS. VENOM, YPO |—Very probable-y (or, likely).
YP —Very quickly.
YON VENTILATE-D-ING-ION-OR. YP —Very rocky. .
Stokehold ventilator carried away-wvy Very rou #. --------------------- VAI
Very sickly ----------------------- WBJ
YOP [WENTURE-D-ING. Very slack------------------------wfR
YO —Did you venture? YPS —Very slow-ly.
YO —Do not venture. Very smartly --------------------- WHT
YOS –I have ventured to. - Very sorry----------------------- Wikh
YOT ||—I shall venture. Very strange-ly-------------- ----- WZE
YOU –I will not venture.
-
Very suspicious-ly ---------------- xGT
Very unusual-ly ------------------ YLO
YOV —Will you venture?
YPT —Very weatherly.
YOW VENUs. (Planet.) Very well ------------------------- ZBN
Very well done -------------------- LiT
YOX VERBAL-LY. YPU |—Very wrong-ly.
YOZ —Verbal order. Work-ed-ing very badly -----------FRY
You are in a very fair berth-------- GHJ
YPA |VERDICT. -
YPV VERY'S PISTOL LIGHT.
YPB VERIFY-IED-ING-ICATION.
YPW VEssel. (See also SHIP.)
WERITAS, FRENCH LLOYD's ---------NQP A square-rigged vessel------------ WPM
A vessel (or vessel indicated) aground
YPO ||WERMILION. near (or, on) -------------------- Ch
Abandon the vessel as fast as possible,
VERSHOK. (Measure of length). ----- AXC AB
- Am a merchant vessel ------------RPW
VERST. (Measure of length)--------- AXD Are you (or, Is —, vessel indicated)
aweight-------------------------- ZM
YPD VERTICAL-LY. Are you (or vessel indicated) in a condi
tion to proceed? ------------------ AN
YPE VERY. Are you (or, Is —, vessel indicated) in
A very satisfactory— ------------- WHN want of coal? -------------------- Gw
Affairs are very unsettled.---------- DPA Armed merchant vessel ----------. EUW
*
WESSEL.
-
WESSEL–Continued. - VESSEL–Continued.
Aviso, or, Despatch vessel -------- KWY Have you passed any vessels (or vessel
Beach the vessel. Run on the beach, indicated)?---------------------woe
FZS Have you seen a pilot vessel (or, boat)?
Beach the vessel where flag is waved T.J.
(or, light is shown).-------------- FzT Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
Beach your vessel at all risks.------- KI wrecked (or, in distress)?--------- ZU
Belayed to vessel ------------------ GEC Have you seen any vessel since your
Board (or, visit) vessel (or, steamer)-GPv departure? ----------------------KTU
Bomb vessel ----------------------- GYL Have you spoken any vessels (or vessel
Calls attention of vessel whose distin- indicated)?---------------------woe
guishing signal will immediately be Hospital ship.--------------------- OYs -
shown --------------------------. DR How does — (vessel indicated) sail?
Can, or, Would — (vessel indicated) ydx
weather the gale?--------------- NVU How many days since you passed —
- Can not save the
ship; take people off, (vessel indicated)?---------------KNH
NB How many vessels? ---------------VXR
Coast-defence ship-----------------IXV Ido not intend to abandon the vessel,
Coasting trade vessel. Coasting vessel, AF
IYB I have been chased by a disguised war
Could any vessel have got away after vessel ---------------------------INP
you? ---------------------------- OFC I have reported you to the vessel spoke; I
Could she (vessel indicated) have got to she is bound to — (place indicated),
any place of shelter?------------- ofd URT ||
Crew (number to be shown) have left the I have sunk (or, run down a vessel)-HK
vessel ---------------------------KCP I must abandon the vessel ----------AG
Crew will not leave the vessel - - - - - KCX I saw war vessel disguised off — ---LEN
Despatch vessel. Aviso -- - - -----Kw'Y I shall abandon my vessel unless you
Did you leave many vessels (or vessel will keep by us-------------------AH
indicated) at —?----------------QRP I shall assist you (or, vessel in distress),
Fol
Did you (or vessel indicated) receive any
damage?------------------------ KJF I will not abandon you (or vessel indi
Did you see a vessel in distress?----- ND cated). I will remain by you.------
Ai
Did you see anything of-(vessel indi- If you part, endeavor to beach your ves
cated)?-------------------------- VNI sel where people are assembled (or as
Do not abandon the vessel ----------AC pointed out by compass signal FROM
Do not abandon the vessel until the tide toº) ---------------------------- FZU
has ebbed ------------------------ AD Intend to abandon ship to Lloyd's agent,
Donot have anything to do with stranger . CxP
(or vesselindicated) ------------WYR Is it confirmed that — (vessel indicated)
Do (or vessel indicated) call any- has foundered? ------------------ Joc
}.
where (or, at —)?----------------HW Is not vessel seen (bearing —) in dis
Do you think we ought to pass a vessel tress? ---------------------------- NT
in this distressed condition?----...-- NE Is she (or vessel indicated) abandoned
Does embargo extend to vessels under— AK
flag? ---------------------------LWC Is the vessel (object, sail, etc.) worth
Each vessel------------------------ LQY examination? -------------------MKC
Enemy's vessel (or, cruiser)-------- LZK Is (vessel indicated) likely to supply me?
Fire ship (or, raft)----------------MZw Fork
Fishing boat (vessel, or, craft)----- KAZ Is — (vessel indicated) on fire?----- NAL
Foreign-going ship----------------NKQ It is expected the vessel (or vessel indi
Four-masted ship -----------------NPD cated) will be allowed to leave ---Dzu
Full-rigged ship------------------- NSU Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
Funnel of — (vessel indicated) is —-NTP enemy's ships are going about dis
Government hired-vessel ---------- OFU , guised as merchantmen----------- o,
Government vessel ---------------- OFW Keep by the vessel ---------------- PYN
Hail the strange vessel and ask if –, Keep the vessel under command ----LX
Fido Keep to leeward of vessel chasing--PZN
Mºś
Has she (or vessel indicated) been long Keep to windward of vessel chasing-Pzo
abandoned?--------------------- CXN Large ship. (Estimated tonnage to fol.
Has the vessel with which you have been low)----------------------------- QFP
in collision proceeded on her voyage? Light-ship. Light-vessel---------- QTG
HG Lose-ing, Lost sight of — (vessel or ob
Has vessel signaled her number? --slf ----- RAQ
Have any vessels been captured?---Hxt erchant steamer (vessel, or, ship)--RPZ
Have (or vessel indicated has) not pra Met with a vessel from —, or, Met with
tique --------------------------- trz a vessel of --------------------- RQZ
Have they advertised for any vessel to Met with —-(vessel indicated) ------ RSA
carry the mails?----------------- dor Mortar vessel.------------------...saw
Have you, or, Has — (vessel indicated) Natives do not like vessels watering
got pratique?-------------------- OFI without payment------- - - ----YWQ
WESSEL.
VESSEL–Continued. VESSEL–Continued.
Neutral vessel. Vessel is a neutral, Vessel desires to reported by tele
SHC || º: —) at — -- Usf
graph to owner (Mr.
No intelligence obtained from vessel || Vessel disabled. Will you tow me into
boarded. ------------------------ POG | — (port indicated)? -------------- MY
Passed a good many vessels-------- TCO
Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
vasººdºº if necessary) has got
off------------------------------NZE
(or, funnels) — (Here give the color Vessel has no signals. ------------ wido
or desigm, or line that it may be an Wessel has not made her number---SLH
imitation of).--------------------LEO Wessel has struck on the bar. ------ FWB
Passed, or, Saw some war vessels ...TCR || Vessel in distress (or indicated) wants
Passed the derelict vessel — on the –, immediate assistance ------------ NW
KVT Wessel in sight is — ---------...----- vXo
Passed the (vessel or place indicated), Vessel in sight is an enemy --------. OL
- TCV. Wessel, or, Person indicated agrees-DUB
Passenger vessel-------------------TDº Vessel indicated appears in distress -Nx
Petroleum vessel ------------------ THG Vessel indicated (bearing, if necessary)
Quarantine at — (place indicated) is — be — -----------------ESH
to
appears
days for vessels from — (place indi Wessel, or, Wessel indicated ashore near
cated) -------------------------- UEC (or, on) ------------------------CH
Quit the vessel as soon as possible---AB || Vessel indicated bears — ---------. GBL
Relieve vessel in distress ---------- LHK || Wessel, or, Person indicated declines-KQJ
Remain by the vessel--------------- KH Vessel indicated does not require fur
Report — (vessel indicated) all well, in ther assistance ------------------FGQ
— (latitude and longitude indicated) Wessel indicated—is — -----------. vXP
on the – (date indicated)--------- UN
Report when vessel denoted is sighted,
Wessel indicated has — funnels ----NTU
Vessel indicated has altered course-ECU
Usid Wessel indicated has been detained —
Revenue vessel (or, cruiser) ------- KFC days windbound at-(place indicated),
Run on the beach. Beach the vessel, KYE
collision,
in
FZS Wessel indicated has been
Sailing vessel --------------------- WXE JAZ
Scout, or, Lookout vessel----...----- QZX Vessel indicated has been wrecked-- ZIX
See a vessel — (indicate where).----VNY Vessel indicated has got off --...----- NZE
Send me (or vessel indicated) a pilot, Wessel indicated has hove-to ------- OSQ
- TJQ Vessel indicated has lost her rudder-RBE
Several vessels becalmed off —----- GCJ Wessel indicated has not been heard of,
Several vessels in sight ------------ vsk ORQ
.
Signal your vessel's official number Vessel indicated has not been heard of
since — (date indicated); she sup
is
posed be — ------------------- ors
to
tonnage to follow)--------------- KBC Wessel indicated has (or, have) not

Spoke several vessels during the pas
I
pratique ------------------------ Trz

Sage ---------------------------- WSU Vessel indicated has pratique ------- TS
Spoke the –
(vessel indicated) ---- woq Wessel indicated has sprung leak --QL
a
Square-rigged vessel-------------- WPM Vessel indicated has on shoal,

a
Steam vessel ---------------------- WTE VXQ

Steel-built vessel ---...---- - - - - - - - --- WTL Vessel indicated —-------------- WXP
is
Strange vessel following convoy---wyv anchor (or, an

at
Vessel indicated
is
Strange vessel hove in sight--------ozs choring) ------------------------EJZ

Stranger (or vessel indicated) is suspi- ||| Vessel indicated aweigh --------- FPS
is
cious ---------------------- ------ GH Vessel indicated (bearing, necessary)

if
Stranger (or vessel indicated) will not | capsized.---------------------- HVY

is
take any notice of signal--------wdk quarantine --UEH

in
, Vessel indicated
is
||.
1s, or, want of,

to
Stranger (vessel bearing —) wishes

in
Wessel indicated am
I
communicate ----------...--------WZD YTN

Telegraph following message — (ves- Vessel indicated not abandoned CXR
--
is is is is is is
to
sel or person named) at — -------- XD on fire ----------- OT

-
|
Vessel indicated
Telegraph vessel ------------------ XMD sight ----VXR
of
Vessel indicated out

|
There strange vessel bearing —--EM Wessel indicated showing light-QSN

is
a
Timber vessel--------------------- XTG Wessel indicated sinking--------- VxS

||
To whom shall telegraph that all Wessel indicated (or, was) standing
is
I
well on board your vessel? ------ xMH (or, steering) — ---------------- VXT
Torpedo gunboat (or, vessel) ------ xWU Vessel indicated, or, Vessel company
in
Troop vessel ---------- ----------- YBM standing for the land ------. QET
in
is
Try make out the name standing into danger,

of
—
in
to
Vessel indicated
is
vessel
||
(direction indicated) ----.... ----SDP KLJ

Vessel and cargo have been seized-HxU supposed
to
Vessel indicated have

is
Wessel bearing — appears be — -ESH foundered ---------------- - - - - - - NOY

to
Vessel chasing friend.--------- INU Vessel, or, Person indicated unable

is
is is
a
an enemy -------. "INV comply -----------------------JLG

to
Wessel chasing
WESSEL–VINGERHOED.
WESSEL–Continued. VESSEL–Continued.
Wessel indicated not likely to supply (or, What is your vessel's registered ton
assist) you ----------------------FGR nage?--------------------------- UNV
Vessel indicated parted from her an- What vessel? ---------...----------- VYF
chors --------------------------- EKA What ship did speak?--------- WYG
Wessel indicated reckons from the me- }.
What ship is that (indicate bearing, if
ridian of ------------------------Rºe necessary) 7-----------------------EC
Wessel indicated to examine strange What vessels have you boarded?. --GRD
ship, and report----------------- Mikrº What vessel takes the next mail?--RFY
Vessel indicated wants assistance -- FGS . . What vessels did you leave in— (port or
Wessel indicated wants boats.-------FK indicated)? ---------------- QLs
-
Wessel indicated wants immediate as-
sistance -------------------------NW
wº.
ere do you (or, —,
does indi
vessel
belong?------------------- GEY
cated)
Vessel indicated was compelled to bear Where is the vessel that collided with
up ----------------------------- GBx you?----------------------------JBD
Vessel indicated was minutely exam-
ined; no person to be seen; nothing
Where shall I find—(vessel indicated)?
..º.
MYU
visible --------------------------MKI Will you to — (vessel or per
Vessel indicated was most likely burnt,
- HNG
son named) the intelligence
about to communicate? ----------- IM
amI
-
Vessel indicated will be neaped ----sfE Will your vessel stay? ------------ WYH
Vessel is a foreigner With what vessel have you been in col
Vessel is in gunshot lision? --------------------------- HN
YPX –Vessel is insured.
- Vessel is on the rocks ------------- UzA || YQA |VETERINARY.
Vessel is very crank --------------- KBT
(bºiºicº) is mº
Vessel looks like a man-of-war----- RPN || |
YQB VETo.
vºiºnº ||
ing signals of distress. ----------
WDP WEX-ED-ING-ATIOUS-LY. (Annoy) ---. EMC
Wessel seen (or, indicated) is ------ VxU
Vessel seen (or, indicated) is a native || YQC (VLADUCT.
graft ---------------------------- SEG | |
|
Vessel seen is a privateer ---------vXw || YOD VIBRATE-D-ING-ION.
Wessel seen (or, indicated) lost her
masts --------------------------- RBF || YQE |VICE-Ious-LY.
Wessel seriously damaged; wish to
transfer passengers --------------HM || YQF |VICE-PRESIDENT.
Wessel will be sold ---------------- VOT Vice-admiral---------------------- DLN
Vessels from — did not get pratique at Vice-consul ----------------------- JRQ
I
— when left ------------------- TSA || -
YPZ |—Wessels in the roadstead. YQG |VICEROY-REGAL.
Wessels indicated are (or, were) ready
for sea -------------------------- Ujz || YQH VICINITY.
Vessels, or, Ships indicated may part Derelict reported off — (or, in the vicin
Company ------------------------JGU ity of –)
------------------------- JF
Wessels just arrived show your ensigns,
DY || YQI |VICTIM.
Vessels just arrived make your numbers
(or, distinguishing signals)------- Dx || YG).J |VICTOR-IoUs-LY. VICTORY.
Wessels just weighed (or, leaving) make Gained a victory ------------------Nvo
mals) ----------------------------- Dz || YQK VICTUAL-LED-LING. (See also PRovision.)
Vessels of — (nations specified) were all || YQL ||—Am, Is, or, Are victualled for.
leaving ------------------------- QLM || YQM |—Victualling yard. -
Wessels that wish to be reported all well
make your numbers (or, distinguish- || YQN VIEw-ED-ING.
ing signals) --------------------- DYT With the view (or, object) --------- SMK
Vessels wishing to be reported on leav
ing make your numbers (or, distin- || YQO |VIGILANT-LY-CE.
guishing signals) --------------- EB || Cruisers are very vigilant---------. KEZ
Vessels wishing to be reported show || The greatest vigilance (care, or, caution),
your distinguishing signals ------- EA HYN
Vessels with combustibles not allowed ||YOP VILLA.
In -------------------------------- His
Waterlogged vessel. --------------Yw U || YQR VILLAGE.
We hold our own with vessel chasing, |
INw || YGS VINE. VINEYARD.
Were there any vessels, or Was — (ves- ||
sel indicated) expected at — ?----MNU || YQT WINEGAR.
Whaler. Whaling vessel --------. vzG |
What do youthinkof vesselchasing?-INx VINGERHOED. (Measure of capacity)-AYR
l
WINTAGE-WAIT.
|
YQU WINTAGE. VOYAGE–Continued.
Last voyage----------------------- QGT
YQV [Violate-D-ING-Ion. YRW —Next voyage.
Open, or, Proceed on your voyage.--TXB
YQW VioleNT-LY. VioleNCE. Pleasant voyage (or, passage) ------ TCZ
What sort of voyage (or, passage) have
YQX VISIBLE-Y. had" ------------------------TDI
Scarcely visible ------------------- VIW wº.
*Wish you a pleasant voyage (ör, pas
Wessel indicated was minutely exam- sage) --------------------------- TDL
ined; no person to be seen; nothing
visible -------------------------- MKI || YRX |VULCANIZE-D-ING
YQZ —Visible from the masthead.

YRA VISION.
YRB |—Color vision.
YRC VISIT-ED-ING-or. (See also BOARD.)

would be much valued ----------- ITY
A visit from a Roman Catholic priest
would be much valued - ------ VY
Board (or, visit) steamer (or, vessel),
GPW
Have you been visited by Lloyd's agent?
Qwi
Have you boarded
YRD | –Will visit (or, board).§.
visited)? ----GQI
YRE WITRIOL. YRZ W. (Letter.) (For new method of spell

ing, see page 18)
YRF VIZIER.
YSA ||WAD-DED-DING.
YRG VOCABULARY.
YRH –In the General Vocabulary. YSB WADE-D-ING.
YRI —Vocabulary si
YSC WAFT, or, WHEFT.
YRJ VOICE YSD |—A waft (or, wheft) above.
YSE |—A waft (or, wheft) at the.
YRK WOLCANO-IC YSF |—A waft (or, wheft) under. .
Hoist a waft (or, wheft) ---------- oWid
YRL |VoILEY. Hoist a waft (or wheft)when ready-own:
YRM Volt. (Measure of electrical pressure.) YSG |WAGES.

YSH |—Struck for more wages.
YRN WOLTAIC. YSI |—Wages very high.
YSJ |—What wages?
YRO VolumE-INOUS.
YSK WAGON.
YRP |VolunTARY-ILY. -
YSL WAIST.
YRQ |VolunTEER-ED-ING.
YSM WAIT. (See also Awart, REMAIN, and Stop.)
YRS Wom IT-ED-ING. YSN |—Am I, or, Is — (person indicated) to
wait (or, remain)?
YRT WOTE-D-ING-R. Are you going to wait for orders? --STM
- YSO –Can wait.
YRU |Vouch-ED-ING. Can you wait for reply (or, answer)?-EMV
YSP –Do not wait.
YRW WOUCHER. I am waiting for your answer.------ EMZ
Salvage voucher------------------ vgH YSQ |—I can not wait.
-
Voyage----------------------------- Toy
||
I wait for advice------------------- DOI
|| YSR |—I will wait until. .
A pleasant passage ------- --------- TCZ || YST |—I will wait whilst you write.
During the voyage (or, passage).----LPU || YSU –If you will wait a little.
First voyage----------------------- NBI || YSV –Shall, or, Will wait.
Has the vessel with which you have Wait for arrival—of ------------ --- FPC
been in collision proceeded on her voy- || YSW —Wait for (or, to).
age? --------------------- *------- Hig Wait for answer (or, reply)--------- Tx
How long have you been on the voyage? Waiting for cargo ----------------- Ibid
QYN Wait for despatches---------------KXD
II,
432 GENERAL VOCABULARY. PART
WAIT-WANT.
WAIT-Continued. WANT—Continued.
YSX —Wait for high water. doctor (or, surgeon),
of
want
in
am
a
IIII I I
YSZ —Wait for me. Foºl,
Wait for orders--------------------- Tre channel pilot—for —,
of
want
in
am
Wait for the attack --------------- FKE T.JB
Wait off here for orders....-------.SUT oil for machinery--RDU
of of of
want
in in in
am
YTA (or, for). want petroleum -------- Thr
—
—Wait for passage am
to
Wait until weather moderates ------GK am want powder and shot --TRF
YTB —Waited-ing. To wait.
|
want pilot.---s, or, Code Flag overs
a
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip; wait for nothing,
See PILOT SIGNALs, page
8.
YTC —What are you waiting for?
Will await answer (or, reply)------- TZ want assistance; please remain by me,
I I I
Will you wait (or, stay)? --------- WRY Nr.
—Will you wait for the mail? want plank — feet long, — inches
WAKE-ING. WokF------------------ ZHL
wide, –
inches thick ------------ TMD
want — (number indicated) lighters,
QTB
YTE WAKE. WAKE-OF. In distress; want assistance-...-------Ns
YTF —In my wake. In distress; want immediate assistance,
YTG —In the wake—of. NC
YTH —In your wake. See DISTREss SIGNALs, page
7.
WALES. In need (or, want) of -------------- SGE
Wales, H. R. H. The Prince of -...-OVM In want of ammunition -----------EFw
Wales, H. R. H. The Princess --ovK In want of an anchor--------------- YC
of
In artillery --------------- EZx
of
want
YTI WALK-ED-I G. In
want of biscuit-----------------GLN
InIn
cartridges
of ofof
want
YTJ WALL-ED-ING. want coal. (State amount) ----HB
—In want refitting.
YTK WALNUT. In want of reinforcement --------- UOK
In want repair ----------------- URD
of
YTL WANT-ING. In want of seamen ---------------- VLP
Accident; want surgeon (or, doctor), Light-house, or, Light-ship at — wants
a
AM immediate assistance------------- CW
Aground: want immediate assistance, Machinery wants repair ----------- MBL
NA Make signal when you want boat,
a
a
-
Am drifting; want assistance------- CM GTU
Am in want of sailmakers --------- VFB No want artillery---------------EZY
of
YTM —Are you want—of —? YTP —Not much wanted.

in
Are you, or, Person indicated wanted on shore-TGS

is
— (vessel indicated)
Is
in
want of coal.--------------------- GW Pump wants repairs --------------- UBS

Are you provisions?------ TN Ship indicated wants boat ---------- FK
ofof
want
inin
Are you want water?---------. YZ YTQ —Should you want.

Copy will be asked for (or, wanted)-Jvz Surgeon, or, Doctor wants assistance,
Describe exactly what you want (size, FGP
weight, etc.) -------------------- KWC Unable for want of --------------- Ygb
Distressed for want of coal.--------LHD distress (or indicated) wan
in
Vessel
Distressed for want of food.-------- LHE immediate assistance ------------NW
Distressed for want of water ------ LHF (or,
in
Vessel indicated am)want

is
Do not require (or; want) assistance-CR of ----------------------------- YTN

Do the utmost you can insure hold wants assistance --FGS
to
Vessel indicated
ing on; everything will be wanted, Vessel indicated wants boat -------- FK
MEX Want boat ----------------------GVF
a a
Do you want lifeboat?------------- EZ Want boat immediately (if more than

a a a
Do you want pilot? ---------------TIz one, number follow) ----------- Yg

to
Do you want tug? --------------- Yion Want boat; man overboard ------- BT
a a a a a a a a a
Do you want (require) assistance (or, Want cable (size ------- YB

to
help)—from? --------------------- CS Want cable and anchor ----------- YD ſºlº)

Do you want coal? ----------------- GW Want chain cable----------------- YB
Do you want be towed?--------- xYO Want hemp cable---------------- Hsc
to
Dying for want water------------ NF Want pilot.----s, or, Code Flag overs
of
Engine wants repair -------------- MBL Want pilot ----------------------- PT

Fire, or, Leak; want immediate assist Want police officer --------------- YN
ance ----------------------------- Nh Want surgeon. Medical assistance
How many lighters do you want? --QTA Wanted ------------------------- FGL
am attacked; want assistance. Help; Want surgeon; send one from the
a
I
am attacked -------------------- NJ nearest place -------------------- wo

I
—I am want of —, or, Wessel indicated tug (if more than one, indicate
in
Want
a
in want of —. number) ------------------------- YP

is
WANT—WAS.
WANT—Continued. WAR–Continued.
Want a warp run out--------------- YQ Civil war-------------------------- Irs
Want an anchor-------------------- YC
Want an anchor and cable---------- YD
—Want another tug (indicate if more War?---------------------------- MRN
than ome). During the war------------------- LPW
Want assistance-------------------- YE Has war commenced? or, Is war de
Want assistance; mutiny----------- YF clared?---------------------------YU
Want bread-----------------------GLN Have you seen (or, spoken) any men
Want carpenter-------------------- IBT of-war? If so, report their names (or,
Want carpenter's tools------------- IBx nation)
Want chart of harbor (channel, etc.)-YH Hostilities commenced—between—-Ozo
—Want clothes. I vessel
have been chased by a disguised war
--------------------------- INP
Want coals immediately ------------ YI
YTU
Want confirmation ---------------- JOG
—Want food.
I saw disguised war vessels off —--LEN
Ironclad men-of-war--------------- EWS
Want food immediately ------------ YO Is war declared? or, Has war com
Want food. Starving-------------. NW menced?------------------------- YU
—Want gear—for —. Keep a good lookout, as it is reported
Want hands (specify number and par enemy's war vessels are going about
ticulars, if necessary)------------- YJ in disguise of merchantmen-------OJ
Want immediate instructions------- Yk Man-of-war -
Want immediate medical assistance-YL Man-of-war ensign
Want immediately----------------PDM Passed a war vessel disguised; funnel
Want lighter immediately (if more than (or, funnels) — (Here give the colors
one, number to follow)------------ YM or the design, or the line that it may
Want lighter to take my cargo----- QTE be an imitation of) -------------- LEO
Want men------------------------- RPJ Passed, or, Saw some war vessels--TCR
YTV —Want money. . Ship of war -------...--------------- RPL
Want more support ---------------RZX Vessel looks like a man-of-war----- RPN
Want my papers.------------------- ITR War between — and — ---------...-. Yw
Want No. — canvas (length indicated), YUD —War expected. -
H.W.J. War has commenced (or, is declared)-Yx
Want of funds -------------------- NTG War office------------------------- spor
YTX —Want of judgment. War rocket. Explosive rocket ----Moz
Want official confirmation--------- JOH YUE —Warlike.
Want pilot.------------------------- What men-of-war did you leave at —?
Want pilot ------ s, or Code Flag overs QLR
WARD.
See PILOT SIGNALs, page 8.
WARDER.
Want pistol (revolver) cartridges.--TKv
Want police - - - - - - ----------------YN
WARDROOM.
Want provisions ------...----------- YTU
Want provisions immediately------- YO
WAREHOUSE.
—Want shipwrights.
Want to come into harbor - - - - ---. ONC
WARM-ED-ING-LY-TH.
Want — tons dead weight of cargo-IBE Warm, or, Winter clothing—for---Ivy
Want to purchase ----------------- UCD
wº
Want tug (if more than one, number to WARN-ED-ING.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - YP Storm warnings ------------------ WXZ
ant water boat (or, tank) -------- GUJ —Warning (notice) has been given —
Want wator; dying of thirst-------- NF OI —.
Want water immediately--------- ...YR
Want you to send me a pilot.------- TIW WARP-ED-ING. TO WARP.
TYUA —Wanted. Guess warp ----------------------- OJG
What assistance do you require? What Run out a warp ------------------- VCF
do you want?-------------------- FGT Want a warp run out---------------YQ
What cargo do you want?---------- IBF —WARP. (A warp.)
What size do you want?----------- WEZ Warp out to fair way ------------- MRH
YUB —You are wanted at the office. – WARRANT-ED.
Your lights are out (or, want trimming).
(Made by
blasts of a steam whistle.)
-
flashes, or by WAS, or, WERE --------------------- COM
He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s in
dicated) was (or, were)
YUC WAR. (See also HosTILE.) He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s in
Am a man-of-war ----------------- RPM dicated) was (or, were) not------ BVU
Any chance of war? ------. --------EOQ He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s in
Are there any men-of-war about?----SA dicated) was (or, were) not to be---BVX
Are there any men-of-war now cruis He, She, It (or person-s or thing-s in
ing? ---------------------------- KEx dicated) was (or, were) to be----Bww.
102188°–17–28
WAS–WATER.
i
ºn.
WAs—Continued. | YUP wasn't so
How was (or, were)? ------------- Bxw YUQ —Black wash.
||
was ----------------------------- COH Can get clothes (or, linen) washed?-Ivº
If I I
I
was not-------------------------- COI YUR –Washed overboard.
||
he (she, it, Whitewash ---- ------------------ZDo
or
person-s thing-s in-
or
|
dicated) was (or, were).---------BYT YUS —Whitewash-ed-ing. To whitewash.
||
he (she, it, person-s thing-s in
or
or
If
º
dicated) was (or, were) not. ----- Byu ||YUT WASTE-D-ING-FUL-LY-NEss.
If was --------------------------BZ't Cotton waste (or, tow) ------------JXV
YUV -
I
not ----------------------- BZU —Waste pipe.

they were ----------------------CAU
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If were not ------------------ CAV
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WATCH
If we were ------------------------ CBN Y UW
If we were not -------------------- CBO WA.oon watch
*.*.*------------------
DRX
you were ----------------------- CDG
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If If
you were not -------------------CDH

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wateh NBJ
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There was (or, were).-------------- CNF R eep night
aii nignt
teh all
strict watch ------ PY.j
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There was (or, were) not----- -----CNG watch --------------------- RTF
a
Middle
They were------------------------- CO.J. Morning watch
§.
SAC
They were not -------------------COK
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YUZ
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Was, or, Were done (or, doing)---. Box
Was, or, Were for----------------- COP YVA.
TW. *.- te ------------- FºxM.
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Was, or,
a
W.
it,
Was, or, Were,

he
YVB
or
(she, person-s WATER

or thing-s indicated) - - - - - - - - - BWX
*--
Are you water?---------- YZ
of
want
in
*:
or,
it,
Was, Were,
he
or
(she, person-s Asks precise time high water and
of
5.º.
or not?
minimum depth that time-----. XE
at
-
~ Were his (her-s, it-s)?----

Was, or, COR -
>
NoTE.—Reply will be:—

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Were (my, mine).-------
:
Wºº. §: By an hour signal. (See page 58.)

I
-------- -- - - - - - -
2. 1.
Was not?...I. Icog By numeral signal denoting feet.

a
I
Was, or, Were not ---- --------COV Bar, or, Entrance not safe except just
-
-
-
-
Was, or, Were not done (or, doing)-BoP slack water (or, —, time in
at
at
Was, or, Were the? -COW dicated)------------------------- FVT
---------- Gly
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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-
Was, or, Were their-s (they)?------coy Between wind and water

Was, or, Were there? -------------- Cox Bilge water ----------------------- GJX
Was, or, Were this (or, that)? ----- COz Bread and water ------------------ HEL
Was, or, Were to be --------------- BIG Breakwater----------------------- HFM
Was, or, Were we (our-s)?--------. CPA Cask of water ---------------------IDY
Was, or, Were with --------------. CPB Complete with water -------------- JK0
Was, or, Were you-r-s? ------------ CPD Deepest water channel--ILR –
in
the
is
We were --------------------------CPE Deepest water nearer the reef (or,

is
We were not ----------------------CPF bank)--------------------------- FWB

We were not to be -----. ---------- BIw Deepest water nearer the shore.--KQw
is
We were to be---------------------BIV Did boat take water?--------------GSQ

Were there?----------------------- COx Distressed for want of water- Lhr
Were there any------------------- EPw
-
-
-
-
-
-
|—Draught
of
YWC water.
||
Were these (or, those)?------------ CPG Dying from want of water---------- NF

Were they?------------------------ CPH Engine room full of water--------- MBG
it,
Engine room has — feet

of
Were they not? water

in
Were we?-------------------------- MBH

Were we not? ---------------------CPK Fresh water----------------------- NRC
Were you? ------------------------ CPL Full of water---------------------- NSR
Were you boarded?----------------GRC Good water. Water good------- YVS
is
|
Were you not? --------------------CPM YVD —Good water can be got

at
—.
|| || ||
•
What, or, Which was (or, were)? --cqt YVE |—High water.
When was (or, were)? ----------...-Cs.J YVF |—High-water mark.
Where was (or, were)? ------------ CUB Hold on till high water ------------- KP
Who was (or, were) --------------CUw YVG —I am getting short water, and must
of
||
Why was (or, were)? -------------cv-x endeavor to get some.

Why were you? ------------------- CVZ have only — days' water----------- ZA
I
You were ------------------------- CPN Is the water shallow?-------------- VTN

You were not---------------------- CPO Low water ------------------------RBT
You were not to be ----------------BJP Low-water mark -----------------. RBU
You were to be -------------------. BJo YVH –No water to be had.
r WATER.
WATER—Continued. WATER—Continued.
YVI |—Of water. At low water you will have — feet,
Plenty of water------------------- YWJ - KUZ
Require, or, Send water tank (or, boat), At — (time specified) there will be —
GU.J. feet of water over the bar-------- Fv.9
Send for water-------------------- VPY Best anchorage (or, berth) is in — fath
YVJ |—Sending a water boat. OinS ------------------------------ OW
Shallow water is ------------------ VTO Deep water -----------------------KQT
Shallowest water is —------------- VTP
Short of water-------------------- WAB
Deepest water is in the channel--ILR –
Deepest water is near the bank (or, reef),
YVR |—Slack water. -
-
FWB
Soda water ----------------------- WJB Deepest water is nearer the shore--KQv
Stokehole full of water -----------WVX Did boat take water? -------------- GSQ
Sufficient water. Water enough.---XCU Do not come into less than — feet of
Supply of water is small, not exceeding water ---------------------------- FV
— (quantity indicated) a day---Ywr Draught of water ----------------- YWC
The water is shallow ----------.. -VTQ Drawing too much water ----------- Nz
YVL |—Through the water. Dry at low water------------------LOP
Tons of water--------------------- xUY Entrance, or, Bar is not safe except at
Under water. (Depth to be indicated, slack water (or, at —, time specified),
if necessary) -------------------- YHM FVT
Wait for high water--------------- YSX Got bottom—with — feet---------- HBA
Want water; dying of thirst-------- NF Have you shoaled your-water?----- WYS
Want water immediately-----------YR High-water mark ----------------- YVF
Water-ed-ing. To water---------- YWP Hold on till high water ------------- KP
Water ballast -----------...--------FTV How many feet at low water? -----KVF
Water-ballast tank---------------- FTW Iam in danger (or, shoal water); direct
YVM |—Water barrel. me how to steer ------------------ NL
Water bottle---------------------- HAU Iam in shoal water --------------- WYT
Water can readily be obtained----- YWS Iam in — feet of water-------------VP
YVN |—Water can not be obtained. Ishall not go into less than — fathoms
YVO –Water course. of water, whether I
make the land or
Water enough --------------------XCU not -----------------------------QDY
YVP —Waterfall. Indicate the depth of. What depth?
YVQ —Water gauge. KWB
YVR —Water gauge out of order. Is theresufficient depth of water?--Kvc
YVS –Water is good. Low-water mark------------------ RBU
YVT |—Water is not good.
YVU —Water line. –
My draught of water is — feet aft and
feet forward------------------- OA
YVW —Waterlogged. My draught of water is—feet—inches
Watermark ---------------------- YWV aft.----------------------------- LNC
YVX |—Water police. River, or, Harbor police. My draught of water is — feet — inches
YVZ —Water pressure. forward-------------------------LND
YWA —Waterproof-ed-ing. No bottom with — feet------------ HBE
YWB —Waterspout. Not water enough ---------------- MDV
YWC —Water surface. YWJ –Plenty of water. -
YWD —Water tank. Proceed at high water-------------ove
Water tank is empty -------------- LXZ Proceed at low water -------------Twz
YWE –Water tank leaky. Rise and fall of water is about — feet,
Water telescope ------------------ XMR - UXT
Water-tight----------------------- XTC Rock under water ---------------- UYX
Water-tight compartment --------- JHB Shallow water—is----------------VTO
Water-tight door----------------- LKS Shallowest water is —------------- VTP
YWF —Watering party. Shoal water, or, Danger in (direction –
YWG –Watering place. indicated) ------------------------GF
YWH –Waterman. Shoal water, or, Danger to leeward-KLH
YWI —Waterway. Shoal water, or, Danger to wind
What is the precise time of high water ward---------------------------- KLI
§ The deepest water ------------...--

and minimum depth at that time?--XE KRA
What quantity of water?---------- UDY. The depth of water here (or at place
You have great difficulty in obtain- indicated) is — feet at low water-KVD
ing water ----------------------- LAF Under water. (Depth to be indicated,
if necessary)-------------------- YHM
DEPTH OF water (SOUNDINGS). Wait for high water -------------- YSX
Water is shallow------------------ vTQ
NoTE.—Depth of water is always to be || YWK —Water is shoaling. (Depth of water at
shown in feet. - | last cast may be shown.) .
|YWL –Water is too deep.
Apparently shoal water to the –---ERO Water is too deep to anchor -------EKB
At high water you will have — feet, | YWM |—Water shoaling. I must tack.
KUY —Water's edge.
WATER—WE.
WATER—Continued. YWX WAVE-D-ING. To wave.

What are your soundings? What water Beach the vessel where flag is waved
are you in? (Answer
#ſº- - - - , VS
What depth? Indicate the depth of Kve
(or, light is shown) -- - - - -------- Fzt
Boats should endeavor to land whereflag
What draught of water (in feet) could is waved (or, light is shown).------ Jz
you lighten to? ------------------- ob
What is depth of water alongside the-? || YWZ | WAve. (Sea.)
KVi
What is the depth at high water?--Kve || YXA WAx-EN.
What is the depth at low water? --Kvr
What is the depth of water in feet at — ? ||YXB WAY.
- KVG Best way ------------------------. GHZ
What is the depth of water on the bar By way of ------------------------ HPs
(in feet)? ------------------------ VQ Can I procure any assistance in the way
What is the depth of water over the of -º---------------------------- CN
sill? ----------------------------KVH Cross way-------------------------KEI
What is the least water we shall have Does the telegraph communication go
or, ought to have)?-------------- WR all the way? -------------------- JFY
What is the rise and fall of the tide?-XH || Each way.--------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LQZ
What is your draught of water? ----oc Fairway, or, Channel--------------Ikz
What water do we (or, shall I) have at Gangway ------------------------ NWR
high water?--------------------- KWE Gather-ed-ing way---------------- Nxh
What water do we (or, shall I) have at Get under way as fast as you can----KN
low water?---------------------- Kve || YXC –Give way.
I
YWO |—What water shall come into? Headway. Steerageway ---------- OQT
When will it be high water? ------- OVI -
I
am laying (repairing, or, picking up)
You will be aground at low water --Kx a telegraph cable. Keep out of my
You will get into shoal water, or, You Way ----------------------------XLQ
will shoal your water------------vzA I
have headway ------ Code Flag over J
You will have less than—feet of water, I
have sternway------ Code Flag over K
KVJ In a bad way---------------------- Fro
bar.
ſº
You will have water enough over the
in feet maybe shown)-vT
You will not have less than — feet of
water ---------------------------- vu
YXD |—In the way.
|| YXE
Leeway --------------------------
Long way-------------------------
–Make way.
QMK
QYS
You will nothave water enough over the Midway -------------------------- rtM
bar (or, into the harbor). (Depth in || YXF |—On the way—to.
feet may be showm) ----...--------FWE Out of the way ------------------- swd
— feet of water in the hold.--------- QM . Rocks, Reefs, or, Shoals stretch a long
way out--------------------------
GE
Slip way ------------------------- wgz
YWP WATER-ED-ING. To WATER. Šternway. Going astern----------FHR
The best way --------------------- GHz
WATERING PLACE -------- ---------- YWG The same way -------------------- VGQ
Beach indicated is good for watering, The way is off my ship; you may feel
rzo your way past me -----, ---------- HL
Beach indicated is not good for water- || YXG |—Under way.
ing-----------------------------. FZP Usual way. The same as usual----YMZ
Best watering place—is------------GHT Waterway------------------------ YWI
Is there a convenient watering place? ||YXH –What way?
JTN || YXI |—Which way?
YWQ —Natives do not like ships watering with- || YXJ |—Wrong way.
out payment.
YWR —Supply of water is small, not exceeding WE. OUR-S. (See also OUR) -------- cPQ
—(quantity indicated) a day. After we (our-s, us) -----...---------CIL
YWS —Water can readily be obtained. Are, or, Is our-s, or, Are we ?------ beM.
Water can not be obtained - - - - ---- YVN As we (our-s)--------------------- FBU
You will have great difficulty in obtain- Can, or, May we (our-s)?--------- BKN
ing water ----------------------- LAF Could, or, Might we (our-s)?-------BLI
Do, Does, or, Did we (our-s)? ----- BMP
WATERLOGGED --------------------- YVW Had, Has, or, Have we (our-s)?----BRD
YWT |—I am (or vesselindicated is) waterlogged; Had, or, Have we been 2-----------BFU
take people off. Had, or, Have we done? ---------- BMW
YWU |—Waterlogged vessel. Had, or, Have we had 2------------ BRE
How shall (or, will) we ?----------BXT
YWW WATERMARK. If we (our-s) -------------------- caw
If we are ------------------------- CAX
WATERSPOUT ----------------------- YWB - If we are not.--------------------- CAY
WATERway------------------------ If we can (or, may) ---------------CAZ
YWI If we can not (or, may not) -------- CBA
If we could (or, might)------------ cro
WE—WEATHER.
WE—Continued. WE—Continued.
If we could (or, might) not-------- CBE Were we—to?---------------------- CPJ
If we do (or, did) ---------------- CBF Were we not—to? ----------------- CPK
If we do (or, did) not ------------- CBG What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we,
If we had (or, have) -------------- CBH or, you)?------------------------ CQE
If we had (or, have) not ----------. CBI What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or,) I
If we shall (or, will) -------------- CBJ we do? ------ -------------------- CQL
If we shall (or, will) not ---------- CBK What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or, I
If we should (or, would) ----------CBL we) have------------------------CQM
If we should (or, would) not -----. CBM
If we were ------------------------ CBN
What, or, Which should (or, would) I
(or, we) do?--------------------- CQR
If we were not -------------------- CBO When are we?--------------------- CQX
May, etc. (See Can, above.) I
When do (or, did) (or, we)?------ Cre
Might, etc. (See, Could, above.) I
When shall (or, will) (or, we)? --CRU
Must we (our-s)?------------------ CFD I
When shall (or, will) (they, we, or,
Ought we (our-s)—to ?------------- CIB
Shall, or, Will we (our-s)?--------- CJA wº ou) do?------------------------ CRW
shall (or, will) we have? ----CSA
Shall, or, Will we be?------------- Bhor When we (our-s) ------------------ CSK
Shall, or, Will we not : . ----------- CJB When we are ---------------------- CSL
Should, or, Would we (our-s)? ----CJw I
Where am (or, are we)?----------CSQ
Than we (our-s) ------------------ CKJ I
Where do (or, did) (or, we)?----- CSY
That we (our-s) ------------------ CLW. I
Where am (or, we are)?---------. CTG
Was, or, Were our-s (we)? -------- CPA
We ------------------------------- CPQ
I
Where shall (or, will) (or, we)?--CTN
Where shall (or, will) we have?----CTR
We are--------------------------- BEW Where we (our-s) ----------------- CUD
We are not ----------------------- Bex we (our-s)------------------- CVY
We can (or, may) ----------------- BkW Włł
Will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
We can (or, may) be -------------- Bih Would, etc. (See Should, above.)
We can (or, may) have------------BSN
We can not (or, may not) -------- BKw || YXK WEAK-LY-NESS.
We can not (or, may not) be------- BIJ Weak crew. Short manned ------- KDJ
We can not (or, may not) have ----Bso
We could (or, might) --------------BLP || YXL WEALTH-Y.
We could (or, might) be----------- BIK
We could (or, might) not --------- BLQ || YXM WEAPON.
We could (or, might) not be------- bim
We do (or, did) -----------------BoQ YXN WEAR-ING. To wear.
...
||
We do (or, did) not ----- ---------- YXO –Are to wear.

We had (or, have).----------------- Barely room wear ------------- UZO
to
YXP —Do not try

|
We had (or, have) been.------------

to
wear.
We had (or, have) done ----------- Have room to wear?-------------- UZP
I
We had (or, have) had ------------ shall not wear—until —---------- YLE
I
We had (or, have) not------------- YXQ —Ishall wear

at
—
(or, when —).

We had (or, have) not been.-------- YXR |—In wearing.
We had (or, have) not done Not room to wear ------------------ Mb
--
We had (or, have) not had -------. BST YXS

as
as
|—Shall wear soon weather permits.

||
We may, etc. (See Can, above.) - Wear instantly--------------------- Mip

We might, etc. (See Could, above.) YXT |—Wear short round.
We must --------------------- ----- CFI YXU |—When do you wear?
||
We must be ----------------------- BIP Wore ----------------------------- Zhs

We must not ---------------------- CFJ.
We must not be ------------------. BIQ YXV WEAR-ING. WoRE. WoRN (of clothing).
||
We ought—to --------------------- CIG

We ought not—to ----------------- CIH YXW WEATHER.
||
We shall (or, will) ---------------- CJH regular break-up.

to
An end
A
the fine
We shall (or, will) be -------...-----BIR weather ------------------------ HEV
We shall (or, will) have-----------BSU Bad weather------------------------ z.b.
We shall (or, will) not------------- CJI Bad weather expected -------. ---. FP
is
We shall (or, will) not be ---------- BIs YXZ ||—Changeable weather.

||
We shall (or, will) not have ------- BSV Cold weather ---------------------- IZX
We should (or, would).----------- CKA Do not trust to the weather; has not
it
We should (or, would) be---------- BIT done yet -------------------------FY

We should (or, would) have ---...--Bsw YZA by
of
—Driven stress weather.

||
We should (or, would) not -------- CRB Every appearance

of
foul weather--ERz
We should (or, would) not be-----. BIU Fine weather -----------MYZ
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
We should (or, would) not have ---Bsk Foggy weather ---------------------zC

We were—to ---------------------. CPE Heavy weather coming; look sharp Fz
We were not—to -----------------. CPF Hot weather ---------------------- OZF
-
We were not to be ---------------- Biw do not like the look of the weather-ZE
II
be---------------------BIv shall weigh as soon as the weather per

to
We were
We who--------------------------- CPR mits.----------------------------- Zo
WEATHER—WEIGHT.
|
WEATHER—Continued. ZAE | WEDGE-D-ING.
I think the weather will be —------ XQH ||
-
If weather moderates-------------- Rx.j || ZAF | WEDNESDAY.
YZB |—Light unsettled weather. ZAG |—Before Wednesday.
Moderate weather ------------------ ZF Last Wednesday ------------------ QGU
No woather report (forecast).------- zG || ZAH |—Next Wednesday.
On account of the fog (or weather)-DFQ || ZAI Wednesday morning.
YZC |—Rainy weather. ZAJ |—Wednesday night.
YZD –Shall we have thick weather?
Shall wear as soon as weather permits, ZAK WEED-Y.
Yxs Weedy bottom -------------------- HBJ
Signal (or, I am going to signal) state
of the weather outside (or at place in- || ZAL WEEK.
dicated) ------------------------ wide Day of the week ------------------ KNA
Squally weather. Blowing hard----ZH Expected next week---------------MNJ
Stormy, or, Boisterous weather from | ZAM –First week in —.
the ------------------------------zi Fourth week in —----------------- NPF
YZE |—Stress of weather. Last week ------------------------ W
Thick weather ---------------------- zj “Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index”-Qxd
Unsafe to run in until weather moder- || ZAN —Next week.
ates ---------------------------- YKO || ZAO |—Second week in —.
Until weather moderates---------- RXM || Sunday week---------------------- xec
Very bad weather ------...---------FRw || ZAP —Third week in —.
Very weatherly ------------------- YPT || ZA —This week.
Wait until weather moderates ------ gk || ZA —Weekly.
-
YZF |—Weather bound—at —.
YZG |—Weather has been —. | ZAS | WEEP-ING. WEPT.
YZH |—Weather is still open — at —.
YZI |—Weather permit-ted-ting. ZAT |WEIGH-ED-ING. To weigh. (See also
YZJ |—Weather prevents-ed-ing. AwFIGH.)
YZK |—What do you think of the weather? Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing. Weigh,
What is the weather forecast for to-day? KW
ZK || Do not intend to weigh ------------ PON
What is the weather forecast for to- || ZAU |—I am not in a position to weigh.
norrow? ------------------------- zi, ZAV |—I can not weigh until you have moved.
What is the weather forcast —? ---NKM I
find great difficulty in weighing --kzv
YZL |—What is the weather outside (or, at —)? || I
ZAW |—I shall not weigh until get a favorable
YZM —What weather have you had? start. -
Wind and weather permitting -----zrg I shall weigh as soon as the weather
permits (or, moderates)----------- Z0
YZN WEATHER (toward the wind).
Keep on weather beam ------------ GAR ||
I shall weigh immediately (or at time
indicated) ------------------------ ZP
Look out on weather bow ---------
Høk | I shall weigh the moment the breeze
On weather bow ------------------HCQ | springs up ---------------------- HGA
Weather beam. ------------------- GAY Prepare to weigh.------------------- ZQ
Weathor gauge -------------------- NVI || Ready to weigh---------------------ZR
YZO |—Weather helm. Shall I in my present berth have room
YZP |—Weather lurch. for weighing if the wind shifts---GFZ
YZQ |—Weather quarter. ZAX –Shall, or, Will weigh.
YZR |—Weather shore. Unable to weigh anchor ----------- E.J.Y
YZS —Weather side. Wessels just weighed (or, leaving) show
YZT |—Weather tide. your distinguishing signals ------- DZ
Weigh, and proceed as ordered.------ RV
Weigh, Cut, or, Slip. Get an offing.
WEATHER SIGNALs. (See METEOROLOGI- Wait for nothing ---...------------ RW
CAL.) Weigh immediately (or at time indi
cated) ----------------------------7s
YZU WEATHER-ED-ING. To weathER. (See
also RIDE.) ZAY WEIGH-ED-ING. To weigh. (To ascertain
Can — (vessel indicated) weather the the weight of.)
gale? --------------------------- Nvu || ZBA ||—Weighing machine.
YZW l–Can weather.
YZW |—Can not weather. ZBC | WEIGHT-OF. -
YZX |—Could not weather.
(For Weights and Measures, see Tables,
page 51.)
ZAB | WEAvR-ING-R. WOvK-N.
Cargo under weight---------------. IAJ
ZAC | WEB-BED-BING. ZBD |—Counterweight.
Crank webs loose------------------ KBR Dead weight-----------------------Kol
Dead weight cargo ----...----------- KoJ
ZAD | WED-DED-DING. ZBE |—Heavy weight.
PART II. . GENERAL VOCABULARY. 439
WEIGHT-WHAT.
WEIGHT-Continued. WEST-Continued.
How many tons dead weight of cargo Z BT —Too far to the westward.
must you have? ------------------ IAS West India-n cargo----------------Hzo
Indicate weight—of ----------...----- PIC West longitude -------------------- QZI
Measure of weight. (See page 53).-AzX ZBU —Western-erly-ing-ward.
ZBF —Net weight. (See COMPASS SIGNALs, pages 45, 46.)
ZBG. —The weight is.
Under weight. Short weight------ YIA
Want — tons dead weight of cargo -IBE ZBV WET-TED-TING.
What weight (how heavy) is —? ---- OTB Wet-ted clothes-------------------- IVY
What weight is your screw?------- WKL Wet dock ------------------------- L.JO
ZBEI WELCOME-D-ING. ZBW WHALE.

Whale boat. Whaler-------------GvH.
-
ZBI WELD-ED-ING. ZBX —Whale fishery.
ZBY —Whale oil.
ZBJ WELL (of water). Whaler. Whale ship ------------- VxG,
Pump well------------------------ UBO
Screw well. Screw aperture ------ ERA ZCA. WHARF-AGE.
Alongside the wharf (jetty, or, pier)-EAT
ZBR WELL. Gun wharf ----------------------- OJW
All well-at----------------------- DYE
Are you all well?------------------ DYF WHAT ------------------------------ CPU
Are your passengers all well?------ DYG After what -----------
(or, which)? CPS
As well as-------------------- ---- FBW At what hour?--------------------- FJC
Captain is well ------------------- HWP Before what (or, which)? ----------CPT
Cargo sold well-------------------- IAH By what (or, which)?-------------- BJZ
Cattle all well --------------------- IFC By what means? ------------------ RNW
Do quite well --------------------- UFO By what time? -------------------- HPT
Doing well ------------------------ LIN Do we feel any current? What is the
Fit-ted-ting very well ------------- NCM current?-------------------------KGI
Is my family well? ---------------- MSR For what(or, which)? ---. -------- BPK
It will do very well ----------------LIR From what (or, which)? ----------- BPx
ZBL —Not doing well. How is the tide? What tide have we
ZBM —Not so well—as. now?----------------------------- XF
Report me all well ---------------- URZ. In what condition—is—? ---------- JMZ
Report — (vessel indicated) all wellin— In what manner? ------------------ RJs
(latitude and longitude indicated) on In what quarter? ------------------ UEP
the –(date indicated) ----------. UN
To whom shall I
telegraph that all is
Of what (or, which)?-------------- CGU
On what (or, which)? -------------CHG
well on board your vessel? ------ xMH Somewhat ------------------------
Tolerably healthy (or, well) ------- OQZ Then what (or, which) ------------
ZBN —Very well. That what (or, which) ------------
Very well done -------------------- Lit To what (or, which)---------------
Vessels that wish to be reported all well
show your distinguishing signals-DYT
Was all well when you left? ------- QLN || What, or, Which am I? -----
I
Was well when left--------------QMo What amount—of 2------
LIU What answer (or, reply)?----------
QCJ What, or, Which are (or, is)?------ CPW
Will do his (or, its) duty very well-LQF
it,
What, or, Which are (or, is), he(she,

ZBO —Work-ed-ing well. person-s or thing-s indicated)?-CPx
or
Your family are all well----------- MSL What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-s?-cPY
I
— was well when left------------ QMO ZCB —What are the marks?
What are you about?-------------- DAK
wkish-mas. - What are you waiting for? -------- YTC
Welsh coal ------------------------ IXL What are your orders?-----. ------ SUV
What arrangements—to (or, for)? -ExM
ZBQ WENT—TO. What assistance do you require? What
Was on board, or, Went on board--GRB do you want?--------------------FGT
Your letters went by the –-------- QOS What bearing shall keep the light (or,
I
landmark) on?-------------------- QF
WERE. (See WAs) ----------------- COM What brand?---------------------- HDY
What, or, Which can (or, may)?---CPz
WEST. (Compass in degrees)-------- AMH. What color------------------------ JBQ
What, or, Which could (or, might)?-cQA
WEST. (Compass in points) --------- ASD What condition?------------------. JNA
Alongshore to the westward of —--EAR What current(rate and direction) do you
ZBR —From the westward. expect (or, reckon on)?---------- KGH
On, or, At the west coast of — ----IYM What day?------------------------ KNZ
ZBS —To, or, For the westward. What depth? Indicate the depth--KVB
WHAT—WHEN.
WHAT—Continued. WHAT—Continued.
What did he say?------------------ WIM What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
What difference?------------------ KZR or, you) do? -------------------- CQN
What distance? How far? -------- MTA What, or, Which shall (or, will) they
What distance off is —? ----------- LGM or, you) have? ------------------ CQ0
What, or, Which do (does, or, did)-cqB What shape—is?------------------ WTW
What, or, Which do (or, did) they (we What ship? ----------------------- WYF
or, you)? ----------------------- cQE | What ship is that? (Indicate bearing,
What do you make?---------------- rix -------------- Ec
716C68807’ſ) - - - - - - -
What, or, Which does (do, or, did) he wº at, or, Whichshould (or, would)?-cQP
it,
What, or, Which should (or, would)
or
(she, or person-s thing-s indi-
I
cated)?-------------------------- CQD or, we) do?--------------------- CQR
What else?------------------------ LVX at, or, Which should (or, would)
What force? ---------------------- Nhy they (or, you) do?---------------- CQS
What, or, Which had(has, or, have)?-CQF What size do you want?-----------wez
ZCD –What has taken? What sort (or, kind) —? --------QAz
of
What, or, Which is? (See Are, above), What success have you (or vessel indi
CPW cated) had?---------------------- xcD
What is amiss?-----. -------------- EFN | What variation do you allow?
What, or, Which is (or, are) he (she, it, What vessel have you boarded? ----GRD
or person-sorthing-s indicated)?--CPx | What vessel takes the next mail? --RFy
What is her name? ---------------- SDQ || What wages? -----. ----- -----------YSJ
What, or, Which is it? ----------- CQG What, or, Which was (or, were)? --cqt :
What is the amount of?------------ EGN What way? -----------------------YXH
What is the cause of your putting back? What width (or, breadth)? ------...-HET
UDE What, or, Which will—I? (See Shall,
What is the current? Do you, or, Do above) --------------------------cºk
we feel any cnrrent? ------------- KGI What will you take?
What is the depth of water on the bar ZCE —What winds have you (or vessel indi
(in feet)?------------------------- cated) had?
What is the matter?----- - - - - - - What, or, which would? (See Should,
What is the motive? ---------- above) -------------------------- CQP
What is the name—of: ------------SDR ZCF —Whatever-soever.
What is the name of the ship (or, signal Which---------------------------- Cug
station) in sight? -----------------vo With what (or, which)?----------- CWN
What is the nature of? ------------- seaſ
What is the meaning of?----------- RNT
What is the range?---------------- UHY WHEAT.
What is the reason—off------------IF Wheat cargo ---------------------- HZP
What is the sea like? --------------- Ux
What is the sickness?--------------- VD WHEEL-ED-ING.
What is the state (condition) of? -- JNB Cogwheel -------------------------IzM
What is the temperature? What is the Handwheel ----------------------- oMA
height of the thermometer?------ 2xNR Let your screw (or, wheels) revolve
What is the variation? -------------JIN without disconnecting -----------Q0B
What is there to pay?-------------- TEU Paddle wheel---------------------.Szg
What is your complement? --------JKF Paddle-wheel steamer. (Horsepoºrer
What is your name (or, number)? --sdt ollow, necessary) ------------- to
szlı
if
What is your opinion—of: --------- srn Pinion wheel----------------------TKH

What kind (or, sort) of ------------QAz || Steam steering wheel ------------- WSU
What length—is — ?--------------. QNF ZCI —Wheel. (The wheel.)
What loss?------------------------ reh ZCJ —Wheel rope.
What, or, Which may? (See Can,
above) -------------------------- CPZ WHEFT. (See WAFT) -------...------Ysc
What, or, Which might? (See Could,
above) -------------------------- CQA WHEN ------------------------------ CQU
What, or, Which must? ----------- CQH When am to? -------------------- CQV
I
What number (or, quantity—of — have When anchored ------------------- Ekd

you? --------------------------- UDW When are (or, is)? ---------------- CQW
What, or, Which of the –?--------CQI When are we?---------------------CQX
What, or, Which ought to? -------- CQJ When are you? ---. ----------------CQY
What port? -----------------------Tov When can (or, may)? --------------CQZ
What proof is there?---------------TYs When could (or, might)? ------ cRA
What quantity—of: --------------- UDx | When did he (she, it, or, they) leave?
What quantity of water?----...-----UDY QL1
UIN When did happen?--------------ówº
it
What, or, Which shall (or, will)—I?-cQk When did the accident happen? ----- bu
What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or, I When did you arrive? -------------
you ground? -------------. ck
EYY
we) do? CQL When did
What, or, Which shall (or, will) (or, I When, or, What did you hear last—of
we) have?----------------------- CQM (or, from)?----------------------ort
WHEN-WEHERE.
WHEN–Continued. WHEN–Continued.
When did you leave? -------------- QLU When shall (or, will) they (or, you)
When did you pass?--------------. TCW ave Crz
When did you part company—from — ? When shall we be at the rendezvous?
IR UQR
When did you sail? ----------------- Sch When shall (or, will) we have? ----CSA
When did you see — ?------------- VOC When shall (or, will) you?-----...---CSB
When did you (or, they) separate? -vr.j When shall (or, will) you be? -----. CSD
When did you write? -------------- ZJP When should (or, would)? --------- CSE
When do (does, or, did)? ---------- Crb When the ------------------------- CSF
When do (or, did) I (or, we)? ----- CRE When the breeze goes down------. HGI
When the captain----------------- HXL
When the sea has gone down ------ LMP
When the tide--------------------- XSQ
When do you intend to bring up? --EKF When the tide slacks-------------- WFS
When do you leave? ---------------QLU When the tide turns--------------- XSR
When do you sail? ------------------ ZT When these (or, those) ------------ CSG
When do you tack? ---------------.XIO When they (their-s) --------------- CSH
When do you think I am likely to fall in When they are --------------------- Csi
with — (vessel indicated)?------- MSA When was (or, were)? -------------CSJ
When do you wear? --. ------------YxU When was the battle fought? ------ Fze
When does (do, or, did) he (she, it, or When was the last death? --------- KOY
erson-s or indicated)? ---CRD When we (our-s) ------------------CSK
lºſſ. or vessel indi When we are ---------------------- CSL
it,
hen does he (she,

cated) sail?---------------------- VEY When were your last observations for
When does begin (or, commence)? latitude?------------------------- QIF
it
- GDU When will? (See Shall, above) ----CRQ

When does the blockade commence? When will be the best time for crossing
the bar?-------------------------- XM
N
GNQ
When done—with----------------- CRG When will be high water? ------- OVI
ZCK —When empty-ied. When will
it it it
end? ------------LYP
-
-
-
-
-
When finished.--------------------- Mzi When will take place?----------- TLP
When finished coaling ------------- Ixp When will the end (or, last) be?---LYP
É'.
When first seen ------------------- NBM When will the tide ebbº ------------- XI
When ------------------- ODE When will the tide flow?------------ XJ
When had (has, or, have)? -------- Crh When will the tide suit------------ XST
When had (or, have) you? --------- CRI When will the tide turn? -----------xk
it,
When will you be afloat? ---------- DQE

or
or

indicated) (or, are).------------ CRJ When will you (or, it) be finished?-MzJ
is
When his (her-s, it-s) ---------. .-- CRK When will you be ready—for? ----- UKC
When (my, mine).---------------- CRL When will you be ready for sea?---UKB
I I I
When can (or, may)------------- CRM When will you board? ------------- GRE
When have run my distance Ishall put When will you complete—with? ---JKU
her head off until —------------- LGP When will you have the cargo?----- IBK
When is? (See Are, above) ----- CQw When wind changes.--------------. ZFE
it,-
or
When (or, are) he (she, person-s When would? (See Should, above) -csk
it is
or thing-8 indicated)?------------ CRN When you-r-s ------------------- CSM

...
-
When lulls----------------------RDA When you are ---------------------CSN

When last seen.--------------------QGY When you are complete—with----- JKW
When may? ----------------------- CQZ When you float ------------------- NFG
When may the bar (or, entrance) be When you meet ------------------- ZLS
attempted? --------------------- FWD When you please------------------TMV
When might? --------------------- CRA
When moored --------------------- Rzn ZCL WHENCE,
When more moderate ------------- Rxn From whence (or, where) --------- BPY
When most convenient ------------ JTP
When must? ---------------------. CRO ZCM WHENEVER.
When ought?---------------------- CRP
see (or, sight)?---vod WHERE ----------------------------- CSO
to
When ought
I
When ought the next mail Anywhere ------------------------ EQR

to
leave?-RGB
When ready—to (or, for)---------- UKA Anywhere else -------------------- EQS
When shall (or, will)?------------- CRQ Beach the vessel where flag waved (or,
is
When shall (or, will) be? ----------CRs light shown) ------------------ FZT
is
per Elsewhere------------------------- LVs

it,
shall (or, will) he (she

or
When
son-s or thing-s indicated)?------- CRT Everywhere------ ----------------- MJC
When shall (or, will) (or, we)? --CRU From whence (or, where) --------- BPY
II
When shall (or, will) (they, or, we).do? Nowhere-------------------------- six Y

CRV Somewhere ------ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - W.JU
When shall (or, will) have? ----- CRW Where am (or, are we)?----------CSQ
it I
I? I
When shall (or, will) be done? --CRx Where am What my present posi
is
When shall (or, will) they? ------- CRY tion? ----------------------------- rz

WHERE-WHITWORTH.
WHERE–Continued. WHEREABOUTs------------- -- CSP

Where are (or, is)? ---------------- CSR
at
Do you, or, Did you get good look
a
Where are they? ------------------. CST know exactly whereabouts
to
the land
Where are you bound?-------------- sh we are? -------------------------- PY
Where are you from?-------------... si
|
Where are you going? ------------- CSU ZCN WHEREAs.
Where can (or, may)? ------------- Csv
Where could (or, might)? ---------Csw ZCO WHEREIN. WHEREOF.
Where did you cross the equator?--KEM
Where do (does, or, did)?---------. Csx ZCP WHEREVER.
Where do (or, did) I (or, we)?--...-- CSY
Where do (or, did) they (or, you)?-Csz ZCQ WHERRY.
Where do you (or vessel indicated) be
long? --------------------------- GEY ZCR WHETHER.
Where do you intend to bring up? -EKH
Where for?------------------------ CTA WHICH. (See WHAT) --------------- CUG.
Where from? From where?------- BPY Before which---------------------- CPT
Where had (has, or, have)?-------. CTB Which do you think the best? ------ GIE
(or, are) the best? Which, or,
it,
or
Where he (she, person-s or

thing-s Which
is is is is
indicated) (or, are) ----------- CTD What the best? ---------------- Gir
is
Where his (her-s, it-s)------------- CTE Which the easiest? -------------- LSA
Where (my, mine).--------------- CTF Which the road to —? ---------- UYQ
–
II
Where am (or, we are).----------- CTG Which, or, What of the ?------. CQI
Where is? (See Are, above).-------- CSR Which side? ---------------------- WBO
Which way?----------------------- Yxi
it,
or
Where (or, are) he (she. per-

is
| ||
som-s or thing-s indicated)? -----. CTH

Where he (she, or, it) gone (or, go ZCS WHILE-ST.
is
...
Between while -------------------- gir
"
ing)?------ -- -- - - ------------ -- - - odr
take place (or, be done)? ZCT —It not worth while.
is
Where
to
is
it
LIV While he.------------------------- OQD

Where the admiral (or, senior officer)? ZCU —While
I.
is
SJ ZCV —While you (or, your).

-
Where the captain?------------- HXM Whilst in harbor ------------------ oNE

is is is is
Where the Commander-in-Chief?-Iow

Where the commanding officer? --JEI ZCW WHIP.
Where the, or, Where shall we ren
dezvous? ZCX WHIRL-ED-ING.
army? ------------ EWP
–
Where the
is
Where may? (See Can, above).----. CSV ZCY WHIRLPOOL.

Where might? (See Could, above)-csw
Where must? ----------------------CTI ZDA WHIRLWIND.
Where ought? -------------------...-CTJ
Where shall (or, will)------------- CTK ZDB WHISTLE.
Where shall (or, will) be? --------- CTL Blow steam whistle (or, siren) inter
Where shall (or, will) he (she, it, or, vals-----------------------------wd at
Shall signal with steam whistle (or,
TV;
erson-s or thing-s indicated)? ---CTM
here shall (or, will) (or, we)?--CTN siren) during fog (or, darkness)--we
I
Where shall find — (vessel indicated)? Steam whistle --------------------wsz

I
MYU ZDC To whistle.

Where shall (or, will) have? ----- CTO ZDE —Whistling buoy.
I
Where shall (or, will) they? ------- CTP

Where shall (or, will) they (or, you) ZDF WHITE.
have? ---------------------------CTQ ZDG —White buoy.
Where shall (or, will) we have?----CTR ZDH —White flare.
Where shall (or, will) you? --------CTs ZDI —White lead.
Where shall (or, will) you be? ----- CTU ZDJ —White light.
Where should (or, would)? -------- CTV ZDK —White paint. -
Where should (or, would) the?----CTw ZDL —Whiten-ed-ing.
Whitesmith----------------------- zoN
-
Where should (or, would) they (their-s)?

CTx
Where the ------------------------ CTY
Where they (their-s) -------------- CTZ ZDM WHITEHEAD TORPEDO.
Where they are ------------------- CUA.
Where was (or, were)? ------------ CUB ZDN WHITESMITH.
Where was the battle fought?------ FZC
Where we (our-s) ----------------.CUD ZDO WHITEwASH.
Where we are --------------------- CTG Whitewashed-ing. To whitewash-YUs
Where will you cross the equator? -KEN
Where you-r-s--------------------- CUE ZDP WHITING. (Cleaning substance.)
Where you are -------------------- CUF
Whereabouts.---------------------. CSP WHITwoRTH STEEL ----------------- wTQ
PART II. GENERAL VOCAEULARY. 443
WHO-WILL.
WHO-M ----------------------------- CUH | WHY-Continued.

By whom (or, whose).-------------BKA Why had (has, or have) not? ------ CVL
For whom (or, whose) ------------ BPL Why had (or, have) you?---------- CWM
From whom (or, whose)-...-------BPZ || Why had (or, have) you not?------ CVN
Of whom (or, whose) ------------- CGV Why is?--------------------------- CUZ
On whom (or, whose).-------------- Chi Why might? ---------------------- CWE
To whom (or, whose) ------------. COE Why must? ----------------------- CVO
I
To whom shall telegraph that all is Why not?------------------------- CVP
Why ought? ---------------------- CVQ
well on board your vessel? ------ XMH
We who -------------------------- Why shall (or, will)?--------------CVR
Who, Whom ---------------------- Why shall (or, will) not?---------- CWS
Who are (or, is)? ------------------ Why should (or, would)?---------- CVT
º:
Who are your owners? ------------ Why should (or, would) not?------ CVU
Who can (or, may)?--------------- Why they (their-s)---------------- CVW
Who could (or, ----- Why was (or, were)? -------------- CVx
Who do (does, or, did)? Why we (our-s)------------------- CWY
Who else? -----------------------. Why were you? ------------------- CVZ
Who had (has, or, have)?---------- CUP Why will (or, shall)?...------------ CWR
Who is?--------------------------- CUI Why would? ---------------------- CVT
Who is dead? --------------------- KON Why you-r-s--------------------- CWA
Whom is it for? Whom for? ------ NHS
Who is Lloyd's agent?------. ------Qx.J || ZDW WICK.
Who is the captain of — (ship indi- Lamp wick------------------------ QDJ
cated)? or, Who is your captain?-HxN
Who may? ------------------------ CUJ || ZDW WIDE. WIDTH.
Who might? ---------------------- CUM || - How broad—is—?----------------- H.J.N.
Who must? ----------------------- CUQ || ZDX –It is not wide. -
Who ought? ---------------------- Gº || ZDY |—It is wide.
Who shall (or, will)?--------------ZEF | What width (or, breadth)?--...----- HEt
Who should (or, would)?---------- CUv || Wide berth ----------------------- GHF
Who told (or, said so)?------------ xMz || ZEA |—Widely.
Who was (or, were)? ------------- cuw ||
Who will (or, shall)?-------------- ZEF || ZEB | WIDEN-ED-ING.
Who would? ----------------------CUv |
Whom does it belong to? ---------- GEZ || ZEC WIDOW-ER.
Whom does she (or vessel indicated)
belong to? ---------------------- GFA || ZED WIFE.
Whose?--------------------------- ZDU
With whom (or, whose) ---------- CWO WIGTJE. (Measure of weight)------- BAN
ZDQ |WHoLE-LY. - WILL. (See also SHALL)------------ CWB

Annul the whole signal------------- VF How will they? ------------------- BxY
Privy to the whole affair---------- DPH I will give you -------------------- OAH
ZDR —Whole gale. I will if I can --------------
I will wait until-------------------
ZDS WHOLESALE. It will do -------------------------
Not willing. Does not agree ------ DTZ
ZDT WHOLESOME-LY-NESS. Request you will ----------------. _UST
Not wholesome. Unwholesome- Request you will not -------------- USV
ness ----------------------------YLQ Shall, or, Will wait --------------- YSV
There will be time—to (or, for)----xTQ
WHooping (Hooping) cough.-------- OxT
What, or, Which shall (or, will)—I?-cQk
ZDU WHose. (See also WHo.) When will it be done?--------- - - - - CRx
When will you (or, it) be ready for (or,
WHY? ------------------------------ o)—?--------------------------- UKC
Why am I to?--------------- ZEF –Who will, or, shall.
Why are (or, is)?------------------ Will, or, Shall arrive—at --------- EYW
Why are you.---------------------- Will assist ------------------------ FGU
º
Why are you not?----------------- Will be ready—to (or, for) -------- UKD
Why can (or, may)? Will be sent ------. --------------- VQR
Why cannot (or, may not)?-------- cv.D || . Will be sufficient (enough) -------- MEB
Why could (or, might)?----------- CVE Will be unable—to ---------------- CYS
Why could (or, not?------- cv.p || ZEG |—Will close (or, be closed).
Why do (does, or, did)?----------- CVG Will it be? ------------------------Bix
Why do (does, or, did) not?------- CVH Will it be safe? -------------------VDL
Why do (or, did) you?-------------CVI Will it do?------------------------ BOU
Why do (or, did) you not? --------- CVJ Will it have? --------------------- CWD
Why do you not sail?-------------- WEZ Will it prevent? ------------------ TVM
Why do put back? ------------ UDE Will not--------------------------- CIU
Why had3%.
(has or, have)?----------CvK Will not do? ---------------------- BOW
WILL–WIND.
|
WILL–Continued. WIND–Continued.
Will not succeed ------------------ XBZ Foul wind ------------------------ NoM
Will put -------------------------- UDF Gale of wind----------------------Nvs
Will remain by you --------------- UPK Harbour, or, Anchorage is good enough
Will rendezvous at (or, in) -------- UQT with winds from— ---...-----------ox
Will set in ------------------------ Harbour, or, Anchorage is safe with all
Will shift ------------------------ winds ---------------------------- Oz
Will soon ------------------------ Haul your (or, to the) wind ------- ope
Will stand by you Haul your wind on port tack ------- LN
Will succeed ---------------- Haul your wind on starboard tack --Lo
Will they act?--------------------- Head to wind--------------------- OQM
Will visit ------------------------- Head wind------------------------ OQN
—How have you had the wind?
—How the wind outside?
is
DE —How shall we have the wind?
Will you be on shore today? (Specify —If the wind abates (or, lulls).
hour, if necessary) -------------- KOC —If the wind continues present.
at
as
Will you breakfast with me? -----. HEL —If the wind shifts.
Will you (or person indicated) buy?-UCF —If the wind should freshen.
Will you come?------------------- JDQ you lose the wind--------------- RA0
If
Will you (or person indicated) come on In gale wind ----...------------NWB
of
a
board?-------------------------- GRF the anchorage (or, my anchorage)
Is
Will you do it?-------------------CWE safe with all winds? (Specify which,
Will you get? --------------------. NZGr necessary)---------------------- PB
isif
Will you give me (or, my)—? ----- OAN dangerous to lose the wind----- GC
It
Will you go?---------------------- ODG ZEU —Keep before the wind.
Will you leave? ------------------- QLV Keep head wind---------------- PYT
to
Will you make? -------. ----------- Riy Meteorological weather report for
or
Will you make an offer? ----------- Riz to-day gives MoDERATE winds from—
Will you permit?-----------------. Dzq (direction indicated)------------- RSH
Will you please?------------------ TMW Meteorological report for
or
weather
Will you put?--------------------- UDG to-day gives stroNG winds from—
Will you send?--------------------vOU (direction indicated) ------------. rtsi
it,
Will you send for him (or, or, her)? Meteorological weather report for
or
VQW. to-day gives winds VARIABLE from—
Will you stay (or, wait)?---------- WRY (direction indicated)------------- RSJ
Will you support us?-------------- XFB Meteorological weather report for
Will you (or person indicated) under or
to-morrow gives MODERATE winds
take it?------------------------- Yhy. from —(direction indicated) ----- RSL
Will you venture?----------------- YOV Meteorological weather report for
or
Will you wait for the mail?-------- YTD to-morrow gives STRONG winds from
Will you write? ------------------- ZJQ — (direction indicated) ---------- rSM
Yes, will ------------------------ ZLH Meteorological weather report for
or
it I
.
Yes, will ------------------------ZLI to-morrow gives windsvaRIABLE from

—(direction indicated)----------. RSN
WILL, or, TESTAMENT---------------- XOL ZEW —More rain than wind.
Not wind enough ----------------- MDR
ZEEI WILLING-LY-NESS. Nothing but gales wind-------- NWC
of
Unwilling-ly-ness.----------------- YLR Off, or, From the wind------------ NRY

||
Running before the wind---------- voh

ZEI WIN-NING. WON. Shift of wind--------------------- VWZ
—has won great battle —, with ZEW —Should the wind.
at
a
killed and wounded reported ZEX —The wind —.

is is
of
loss
at ----------------------------- FZd ZEY —The wind going change.
to
ZEJ WINCH. ZFA. —The wind will come from the –.

--------------------- WTB
|
Steam winch To, or, By the wind--------------- HPQ

ZFB —Too much wind.
ZEK WIND-ING. Wound. To WIND. ZFC —Trade wind.
Winding tackle ------------------- ZFr. Variable wind -------------------- YOD
ZFD —What wind leads through the passage
ZEL WIND. (See also Force of WIND.) (or, entrance)?
Anemometer. Wind gauge ------- ELO What winds have you (or vessel indi
Baffling wind --------------------- FSC cated) had? ---------------------- ZCE
ZEM —Before the wind. When lulls. The first lull
it
RDA
Between wind and water ---------- GIY When the wind (or, breeze).-------- HGJ
By the wind ---------------------- HPQ ZFE —When wind changes.
Calm and light winds ------------- HTM Where did you fall with the trades
in
Delayed by contrary winds -------- KSD (or, monsoon)?------------------ RYM

Detained by contrary winds -----... KSD Where did you lose the trades (or
Fair wind------------------------- Mr.E monsoon)?----------------------- RBI
Force of wind--------------------- NIA Whirlwind------------------...-----zda
WIND–WISH.
WIND–Continued. ZGE | WINTER.

Wind a gale-----------------------Nvs ZGF |—Had, or, Has winter set in at — ?
ZFG |—Wind and weather permitting. - Has the ice broken up? Has the winter
ZFH |—Wind appears to be steady. broken up—at — ?------...--------PBJ
the
ZFI –Wind fresh. |zGH –In winter.
Anemometer -------ELO
Wind gauge. Last winter----------------------- QGW
||
ZFJ –Wind has abated outside. ZGI —Next winter.
ZFK –Wind has not abated outside. ZGJ |—Through the winter.
Wind change----------- ZEY Warm, or, Winter clothing for----- IVx
to
is
ZFL –Wind light. ºns ZGK |—Winter has regularly set
at
in
—.
ZFM |—Wind strong. ZGL |—Winter quarters.
ZFN –Wind will
–
freshen.
ZFO –Winds from the With wind from ZGM WINTER-ED-ING. To WINTER.
the –.
ZFP –Winds have mostly been. ZGN WIRE.
Windsail-------------------------- zFV Insulate-d-ing wire (or, cable)------ PNT
Magnesium wire------------------ REO
Steel-wire hawser----------------- WTO
WIND GAUGE. A.NEMOMETER -------- ELO ZGO |—Telegraph wire.
|| Wire cable (or, hawser) ----------- His
E
ZFQ |WINDBOUND–AT. ZGP |—Wire rigging.
have been, or, Wessel indicated has Wire rope------------------------- WAD
I
been detained—days windbound at—

(place indicated) ---------------- KYE ZGQ |WISE-LY. WisDOM.
||
ZGR WISH-ING—TO (or, FOR).

ZFR |WINDING TACKLE. (See also TACKLE.) Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes--DKY
Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes
to
ZFS WINDLASS. know --------------------------- DKZ
Bring the windlass ----------- HIM Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
to
it
Damaged the windlass------. ------ KJE ou (or person indicated) ------- DLA
Steam windlass.------------------- WTC Admiral, or, Senior officer wishes to see
you convenient-------- DLB
as
soon as
ZFT ||WINDMILL. ZGS |—Do you wish?
Do you wish reported?-------- UB
º,
be
to
ZFU |WINDOW. Do you wish arrival reported?-EYC

Cabin window -------------------- HQG ZGT |—Does not wish—it (or, that).
light------ QRX
|
to
do not wish show

II
ZFW WINDSAIL. should wish to know the nature of the

Hoist windsails-----...------- ------- OWK sickness, any, before Isend my boat
if
(or, communicate).---------------- FC
ZFW WINDWARD. wish for orders from Mr. —, my owner,
I II I III II I I
ZFX |—Beat (work) windward. at ------------------------------ SW

to
Far enough windward---------- wish to be taken in tow --...------XW.

toto
MDG
Keep more windward ----------- PZB wish buy --------------------- HOY
to
Keep windward------------------ LY wish to communicate; close------ IUx

to to
Keep vessel chasing, communicate personally--JGC

of
windward wish
to to to
PZO wish land passengers---------- QEG

Keep windward until you are picked obtain orders from my owner,
to
wish
up ------------------------------ PZQ Mr. — at ----------------------- SW
Let your boats keep see you before you go on shore,
to
windward until wish

to
they are picked up-------------- -- OCN

Look out to windward wish see you on shore.--------- VNU
to to
Shoal water, or, Danger windward, signal; come within easy sig
to
wish
RLI nal distance ---------------------- VJ
ZFY |—To windward. you ------------ WMK
to
wish speak
to
–If
-
the harbor (or, ZGU

to
you wish—it (or, that).

of
We are windward
anchorage) ---------------------- ELI ZGV |—It my wish—that.
is
|| ||
Work-ed-ing (beat) windward---zEx Owners wished me inform you.--SYK

to
to
Signal the name place where you wish

of
ZGA |WINE. be reported by telegraph------ WDF

to
Australian wine ------------------ FMH. Stranger, or, Wessel bearing — wishes

- ZGB |—Burgundy wine. to communicate ---------------- WZD
Champagne ---------------------- They, or, wish
to
abandon, but have

----------------------------- not the means --------------------
I
Claret
Madeira wine Vessel seriously damaged; wish trans
to
Port wine ------------------------- fer passengers-------------------- HM

ZGC 1–Rhine wine. Vessels that wish be reported all well,
§.
to
Sherry ---------------------------VWR show your distinguishing signals DYT

|| ||
of wine-------------------- wºr
-
Vessels that wish be reported, show

to
ZGD |—Wine glass. your distinguishing signals-------- EA

WISH-WORK.
|
| --|
WISH-Continned. WITHOUT-Continued.
Vessels that wish to be reported on Without a doubt.-----------------. LMB
leaving, show your distinguishing Without any motive -------------- —see
signals --------------------------- EB Without arms--------------------- Ye.j
Wish to communicate—by (or, with)-JGP Without assistance---------------- Fox
Wish to enter port or dock. ---------TM Without authority, or, Unauthorized,
Wish to get a rate for my chronometer, - FMZ
GU Without damage ------------------ kJT
Wish to see you.------------------- VOE | ZHG |—Without fail.
ZGW |—Wish to speak—to (or, with). ZHI |—Without favor.
Wish you a pleasantvoyage (or, passage), Without hesitation ---------------oum
TDL Without loss ---------------------- RBJ
ZGX |—Wish you would. Without payment----------------- TEV
ZGY | –Wished. Without permission--------------- tek
Without risk --------------------- UYE
WITH ------------------------------ CWF -
Are, or, Is with ------------------- BER || ZHJ WITHSTAND-ING-STOOD.
Me with---------------------------CEG
Not with-------------------------- CGK || ZHK WITNESS-ED-ING.
That with--------. ---------------- CLY Eyewitness------------------------ MQ
Was, or, Were with --------------- CPB
When done—with ----------------- CRG || ZHL WokE. WAKEING. (See also Awake.)
With ----------------------------- CWF |
With all sails set--------------...--vPA || ZHM Woman. -
With arms------------------------ EVG Clothing for female passengers.
With complete success ------------ JKX Women's clothing --------------- IVR
With him (his, her-s, it-s) --------- CWG Females on board----------------- MVQ
With me (my, mine).-------------- CWH Have you any women on board?---GQH
With moderate-ion -------...------- Rxo I have no women on board -------. GQK
With much pleasure --------------TMx
With passengers-------------. ---- TDW Won. (See WIN) -------------------- ZEI
With pleasure. I will accept------ DCA
With steam up-------------------- YMC || ZHN | WOOD-ED.
With that (or, this)--------------- Cw J || ZHO |—Can not procure wood.
With the ------------------------- CWI Dyewood ------------------------ LQK
With the captain ----------------- HXO Firewood -----------, -------------NAC
With the tide - - - - - -"--------------- xSW You can get any quantity of firewood,
With the view (or, object) -------- SMK NAt
With them (their-s)--------------- CWK || ZHP |WOOL-LY.
With these (or, those).------------- CWL
With tools ------------------------ xv.1 || ZHQ WoollBN.
With us (our-s)------------------- CWM
With what (or, which)------------ Cwn || ZHR WORD-ED-ING.
With whom (or, whose).--------.cwo Byword -------------------------- HPU
With you-r-s--------------------- CWP Pass word------------------------- TDY
With your permission - .-----------TGJ
ZHS Wore. (See also WEAR.)
ZHA WITHDRAw-N-ING-DREw.
ZHB |—Have, or, Has been withdrawn. ZHT WORK-ED-ING. To work.
Light-ship has been withdrawn on ac- Bell buoy damaged; not working--GEN
count of ice --------------------- PBC Board of Works------------------- GPF
ZHC |—Shall, or, Will be withdrawn. Boiler working on seating -------- GWR
ZHU –Can work up to-revolutions.
ZHD WITHHOLD-ING-HELD. Crew disaffected; will not work ---KCN
Crew discontented; will not work-KCo
ZHE WITHIN. Day's work ----------------------- KND
Come within hail------------------ JDA Dead works (of a ship) ------------ KOL
Ishall pass within hail ------------ OLE
Keep within hail -----------. ------ OLF
Earth work ----------------------- LRQ
Engine does not work well -------- MBD
Keep within sight—of ------------ WCB Engine works very well----------- MBN
Pass within hail------------------- OLG Engines working badly------------ Fr.M.
Send a boat within hail------------ GUI Engines working on seating ------- MCP
Within range ---------------------UHz Fireworks ------------------------ NAD i.
You are within range of the batteries Have you anyone that can work at a
(or, of the guns) ----------------- GO || forge?--------------------------- NLE
Light on—is not working satisfactorily,
ZHF WITHOUT. QSH
Date not known. Without date --KLw My working pressure is------------ TUs -
If it can (or, may) be done without risk, ZHV —No boat fit for the work.
UYA One screw disabled; can work the other,
Not without permission ----------- TGF MW
º
JPART II. GENERAL voCARULARY. 447
WORK–WRITE.
WORK–Continued. WOUND–Continued.
Propeller worked loose ------------ TZC
Upper works---------------------- YMB
What is your working pressure?---TUV
— has won a
†. battle at — with a
loss of killed and wounded reported
at ----------------------------- FZD
Work badly----------------------- Frx —'s lossesinkilled and wounded reported
Work expansively ---------------- MNB - at ----------------------------- QAR
ZHW —Work-ed-ing in.
—Work out. WovK. (See WEAVE) --------. ------ZAB
ZHY —Work pump.
Work, or, Beat to windward------- zFx || ZIQ WRAP-PED-PING-ER.
Worked-ing badly------------ FRY
V.
Worked-ing well ------------------ZBO || ZIR WRECK.
Working her own engines --------- MCF || ZIS —A complete wreck.
Working one engine--------------- MCG Have you seen (or, heard of) a vessel
Working party -------------------- TCF wrecked (or, in distress) ---------- ZU
Working steam pressure—is ------- TUS I
am (or vessel indicated is) a complete
You may work the semaphore ------ WO
ZIT
ZLA WORKMAN-SHIP. up anything from wreck.
Is, or, Was there anyone on board?-EQC
ZIB WORLD. Lost sight of wreck---------------- RAY
ZIU —Off the wreck.
ZIC WORM. ZIV —On the wreck.
Worm-eaten.---------------------- LSJ Passed a wreck-------------------- TCP
Passed a wreck(date, latitude and longi
WoRN------------------------------ YXV tude to follow, if necessary), but
Pump gear worn out (or, defective)-UBJ could not render any assistance;
people still on board-------------- ZV
ZID WORSE. WoRST. Passed a wreck (date, latitude and longi
—Could, or, Might be worse. . tude to follow, if necessary), but was
ZIF —It will
be worse. unable to ascertain whether any people
ZIG —Much worse. were on board ------------------- ZW
Passed a wreck (date, latitude and longi
ſolo. if
ZIH WORTH. tude to necessary); no one
Is it worth while shifting berth?---GFv on board ------------------------- ZX
It is not worth while---------------ZCT Pieces of the wreck have been found (or,
ZIJ |—It is worth. picked up)-----------------------
Not worth getting----------------- OFL, Receiver of wreck--
Not worth getting off (or, afloat) --DQC Shipwrecked----------------------VYL
Seaworthy ------------------------ VLI || ZIW —The wreck of —.
ZIX
-
—Wessel indicated has been wrecked.
ZIRC WORTHLESS-NESS. What has become of wreck?------- GCQ
Will you go to the assistance of wreck?
WoULD. (See SHOULD)-------------- CJO (Bearing to follow, if necessary)--zY
I would shift my berth as soon as pos-
sible ---------------------------- GFT
|| ZIY
ZJA
—Wreck buoy.
|| —Wreck is being pillaged.
Wish vou would ------------------ ZGX || ZJB —Wreck will be sold.
Would recommend. Would advise-DOR || ZJC —Wreck-ed-ing. To wreck.
ZJD —Wrecked on the coast.
ZIL WounD-ED-ING.
Anyone hurt (or, wounded)?------- EQB ZJE WRECKER.
-
||
Badly, or, Seriously wounded------ FRL,
Boiler burst; — men killed, others || ZJF WRIST.
wounded------------------------- AU
Boiler burst; number of killed and || ZJG WRIT.
wounded not yet known---------- AX
Boiler burst; several men wounded--Az || ZJH WRITE-ING-TEN. WROTE. To WRITE.
Dangerously wounded (or, hurt); acci Do you intend to write from —?----Pos
dent ----------------------------- AL Forward following telegraphic message
Gunshot wound. Accident happened, by signal letters instead of writing it
DCI at length------------------------- XB
ZIM —How are the wounded? ZJI —Has he (or, she) or, Have they written?
ZIN —How many wounded? ZJK —Have, or, Has not written.
Is anyone wounded (or, hurt)?-----EQB || ZJL —Have, or, Has written.
ZIO —Killed and wounded. ZJM —I have written.
Many wounded rixN Iintend writing ------------------ POW
None wounded--------------------- SJF Iwill wait whilst you write-----...-- YST
Number of killed and wounded not yet || ZJN —In writing.
known-------------------------- QAP Send following message by post to own
Slightly wounded----------------- WGS ers (or, to Mr. —) at —, by signal let
—The wounded are. ters instead of writing it at length-wz
|
|
WRITE–YARD.
ly.
|
WRITE–Continued. ZKH (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
Send following
...P. message by see page 13.)
r
signal letters instead writing
at
of
it
length --------------------------- xB ZKI YACHT-ED-INg.
||
.
ZJO |—Shall write? Lloyd's Yacht Register------------ QXE
I
ZJP |—When did you write? Royal yacht-----------------------vec
—Will you write? Royal Yacht Squadron------------ wpoi
J
ZJ —Write immediately. ZKJ –Yacht Club France. -
of
ZJS –Write Yacht club------------------------Iwe
|
to the owner.
Writing. (Manuscript) ----------- rºc
ZJT |—Writing ZKL ||YAM.
ZJU
|
–Written orders.
ZJV —Wrote to — on —. YARD. (Measure of length) ---------AXE
Cubic yard------------------------ AYE
ZJW WRITER. Square yard----------------------- AXZ
|
Typewriter ----------------------- YFR
ZKM |YARD. (Ship's.)
ZJX WRONG-ED-ING. To wroNG. Brace round your head yards ---...-- hido
|
mainyard —? -------NYG
at
Can get
a a
ZJY
I I
|WRONG-LY. Can get spar for fore yard at—?-NIs
Crossjack yard ------- - - --------- ker
a
Anything wrong with the engines?--RD
-
have wrong papers on board ---...-TAK yard are — feet
—
of
in
Dimensions
I
ZKA |—I was wrong. length; the slings---LAK
in
inches
§
Very wrong-ly -------------------- YPU Double topsail yards-------------- xWD
ZKB |—Wrong meaning. Fore royal .."
-------------------NIZ.
ZKC |—Wrong place. Fore topgallant yard--------------- Nui
ZKD |—Wrong side. Fore topsail ------------------ NJP
Wrong way-------------- --------- YXJ Fore yard -------------------------NJQ
the sling --------NJR
in
Fore yard gone
ZKE WROUGHT. Fore yard sprung -----------------. N.J.s
ZKF |—Wrought iron. Haulyard, or, Halliard ------------olº
Head yard ------------------------oqP
have carried away fore yard ----- Nikh
I I I I I II
have carried away main yard ----RGE

ZKN |—I have carried away topsail yard.
have sprung (or, damaged) fore yard,
KJH
have sprung (or, damaged) lower top
sail yard------------------------- KJI
have sprung (or, damaged) main yard,
KJL
have sprung (or, damaged) topsail
yard ----------------------------K-JM
have sprung (or, damaged) upper top
sail yard ------------------------ KJN
Iron yard.------------------------- PTB
Jigger royal yard and sail---------- PVS
Jigger topgallant yard and sail----- PVT
Jigger topsail yard and sail-------- PVU
Jigger yard and sail -------------- PVW
ZKG |X. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling, Lower fore topsail yard -------. ---- NRI
see page 13.) Lower main topsail yard ---------- rear
Lower mizzen topsail yard--------Rwo
Lower spanker topsail yard ------- WLU
Lower yard.----------------------- rci
Main royal yard------------------- rap
Main topgallant yard-------------- rhb
Main topsail yard ----------------- Rhr
Main topsail yard sprung---------- rho.
Main yard------------------------- rhi
*
Main yard sprung ----------------- rh.J.
Mizzen royal yard---------------- RWU
Mizzen topgallant ----------- RWY
Mizzen topsail yard --------------- rxC
Royal yard ----------------------- WBd
ZKO ||—Spritsail yard (or, gaff).
Sprung, or, Seriously damaged lower
yard (or spar indicated)--------- røk
Steel yard------------------------ WTP
Top your lower yard-------------- xwo
Topgallant yard ------------------ xvu
:
YARD-YOU.
YARD–Continued. ZLM YET.

Topsail yard --------------------- xWF By and bye. Not yet------------- hex
Upper fore topsail yard ----------- NRJ Do not begin yet ------------------ GDQ
Upper main topsail yard ----------RHK || ZLN |—It is not yet.
Upper spanker topsail yard----...-- xwo || Not begun yet -------------------- Giot
Upper topsail yard---------------- xWI Not yet. By and bye ------------- HPx
Upper yard----------------------- YMC Nothing decisive yet -------------- KPV
hat are the dimensions of main yard? ZLO |—She is (or, has) not yet.
LAO || The cargo is- not yet sold.----------- IBA
-
What are the dimensions of your fore ||
yard? --------------------------- LAP || ZLP ||YIELD-ED-ING.
ZKP –Yard arm.
ZKQ —Yard rope. YIN. (Measure of length)----------- AXE
YARD. SHIP YARD. SHIPBUILDING YARD, ZLQ |YoRE-D-ING.

VXY
Dock yard------------------------- LJT || ZLR YONDER.
Victualling yard------------------ YQM
YoU-R-S ---------------------------- CWT
ZKR YARN After you-r-s-----------------*_ _ _ _ CWR
Spun yarn------------------------ WPB Are, or, Is you-r-s -------*--------- BES
As you-r-s------------------------FBW
ZKS ||YAw-ED-ING. Before you-r-s --------------------Cws
By you-r-s ------------------------ Bko
ZKT ||YAWL. Can, or, May you-r-s? ------------- Isrºo
ZKU YEAR.
ZKV —Half year-ly.
Could, or,
#
you-r-s" ---------- BLJ
Do, Does, or, Did you-r-s?--------- BMQ
For you-r-s ----------------------- BPM
Last year------------------------- QGX From you-r-s---------------------- BQA
ZKW —Leap year. Had, Has, or, Have you-r-s? ------- terr"
ZKX |—Next year. Had, or, Have you been? ---------- CFV
Several years---------------------- WST Had, or, Have you done?---------- BMW
ZKY —This year. - Had, or, Have you had? ----------- Iorg
ZLA —Yearly. How are you?---------------------- Bxi
How do (or, did) you? ------ ---BXM
ZLB ||YEAST. How shall (or, will) you?-- ----BXU
If you-r-s-------------------------- CBP
ZLC ||YELLOW. If you are ------------------------- CBQ
Has yellow fever diminished at —? Mwſ If you are not --------------------- Cer
Hasyellow fever
I ºppº. at —? MWJ
have had cases of yellow fever on
If you can (or, may) --------------- Ces
If you can not (or, may not) -------- CBT
------------------ - - - - ---- MWK If you could (or, might) -----------CBU
I board--------------------------
have had no cases of yellow fever on If you could (or, might) not-------- CBV
MWL If you do (or, did) ---------------- CBW
Is there yellow fever at — ?------- MWO If you do (or, did) not------------- CBx
Yellow fever --------------------- MWT If you had (or, have) -------------- CBY
Yellow fever has diminished at — MWU If you had (or, have) not----------- Cez
Yellow fever has disappeared at — MwV If you shall (or, will)-------------- CDA
Yellow fever is raging at — ------Mwk If you shall (or, will) not ---------- CD+5
ZLD |—Yellow paint. If you should (or, would) ---------. CDE
yel- you should (or, would) not ------ CDF
ill
of
If If If
—men of the crew have been

low fever (number follow)--Mw you were ----------------------- CDG
to
yellow you were not ------------------- CDh

ill
— passengers have been

of
fever (number follow) ------ MWZ In you-r-s------------------------- CDR

to
§§
- May, etc. (See Can, above.)
YEN. (Coin).----------------------- AVG
etc. See Could, above.)
ZLE ||YEOMAN-RY. ust you-r-s" --------------------- Cre
Not you-r-s------------------------ CGL
YES-------------- or, Code Flag over Of you-r-s------------------------ CGW
C,
you-r-s------------------------- Ch.J.
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ZLF |—Yes, am On
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Yes, can ------------------------ HUG. Ought you-r-s to? ------------

ZLG |—Yes, have. Shall, or, Will you-r-s?------------- CJD
it I I
ZLH |—Yes, will. Shall, or, Will you be?------------- Bhi

ZLI —Yes, will. Shall, or, Will you do it? ---------- Bold
Shall, or, Will you not? ------------ CJE
ZLJ YESTERDAY. Shall, or, Will you not be? --------- Bhu
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The day before yesterday ---------KNU Shall, or, Will you not do it?------- Boe
Yesterday afternoon.--------------- DSA Should, or, Would you-r-sº--------- CJX
Yesterday evening----------------- Min Than you-r-s---------------------- CRM
Yesterday morning ---------------- SAF That you-r-s----------------------- CLZ
ZLK —Yesterday's post. To you'r-s------------------------- CoE’
102188°–17—29
YOU–ZANZIBAR. -
YoU–Continued. YoU–Continued.
Was, or, Were you-r-s? ------------ CPD You might, etc. (See Could, above.)
Were you?------------------------ CPL You must ------------------------- CFK
Were you not? ----------...--------- CPM. You must be ---------------------- BJF
What, or, Which are (or, is) you-r-sº You must not --------------------- Cri,
- CPY You must not be------------------ BJG |.
What, or, Which do (or, did) you (they, You ought to ---------------------- Ciu
or, we)?------------------------- CQE You ought not to ------------------CIK
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or, You ought not to be
they) do? -----------------------CQN You ought to be-----
What, or, Which shall (or, will) you (or, You shall (or, will) ----------------
they) have? ---------------------CQo You shall (or, will) be ------------- BJK
What, or, which should (or, would) you You shall (or, will) have----------- BTF
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or, they) do? -------------------CQs You shall (or, will) not ------------ CJL
en are you?--------------------CQY You shall (or, will) not be --------- BJI,
When do (or, did) you (or, they) 7--CRF You shall (or, will) not have ------- Btg
When had (or, you?'.--------- Cri You should (or, would)------------ ckd
When shall (or, will) I (you, they, or, You should (or, would) be --------- BJM
we) do?------------------------- CRW You should (or, would) have------- Bºth
When shall (or, will) you? --------- CSB You should (or, would) not -------- ckE
When shall (or, will) you be? ------ CSD You should (or, would) not be -----. BJN
When shall (or, will) you (or, they) You should (or, would) not have----BTI
have?-------------------------- CRZ You were -------------------------
When you-r-s---------------------. CSM You were not -------
When you are --------------------- CSN You were not to be ----------------
—When you meet. You were to be --------------------
Where are you from ? --------------- SI You will, etc. (See Shall, above.)
Where are you going? ------------- CSU You would, etc. (See Should, above.)
Where do (or, did) you (or, they)?--Csz Your ability to-------------------- Cyd
Where shall (or, will) you? -------- CTs Your absence --------------------- Deg
Where shall (or, will) you be? ----- CTU Your boat ------------------------ Gwk
Where shall (or, will) you (or, they) Your departure ------------------- Ktz
have?--------------------------- CTQ Your instructions (or, orders) ------ Pnm
Where you-r-s--------------------- CUE Your man ------------------------RPK
Where you are -------------------- CUF Your order (or, instructions) ------ PNM
While you (or, your) -------------- ZCV
Why are you?--------------------- CVA ZLT YoUNG.
Why are you not?----------------- CV-3 ZLU —Younger-est.
Why do (or, did) you?------------- CVI
Why do (or, did) you not? ---------Cvj ZLV YOURSELF.
Why had (or, have) you? --------- cv.M | Avail yourself of—---------------. Fod
Why had (or, have) you not?------ CVN Place yourself--------------------- Tilk
Why were you ?------------------- CVZ
you-r-s"--------------------- CWA ZLW YoUTH-FUL-LY-NEss.
Włł you do it? ------------------- CWE
Will
With you-r-s---------------------- CWP ZLX You You. (Small boat.)
You-r-s--------------------------- CWT
You are---------------------------BEY
You are not -----------------------BEZ
You are to put -------------------- UDh
You can (or, ----------------BKX
You ...}
can (or, may) be -------------- BIY
You can (or, may) have ------------BSY
You'can not (or, may not) -...------ BKY
You can not (or, may not) be------- BIZ
You can not (or, may not) have ----BSz
You could (or, might)------------- BLR.
You could (or, might) be ----------
You could (or, might) not ---------
You could (or, might) not be ------
You do (or, did) ------------------
You do (or, did) not---------------
You had (or, have).-----. ----------
You had (or, have) been.-----------
You had (or, have) done ------
You had (or, have) had------ - ZLY Z. (Letter.) (For new method of spelling,
You had (or, have) not ------------ see page 18.)
You had (or, have) not been -------
You had (or, have) not done.------- ZAC. (Measure of capacity)--------- AYZ
You had (or, have) not had--------
You may, etc. (See Can, above.) ZMA ZANZIBAR-EE, ZANZIBAR COLORS,
ZARF–APPENDIX.
ZARF. (Measure of capacity)-------- AYR APPENDIX.

ZMB ZEAL-OUS-LY. —Report me to Maritime Association,
ZMC —Is, or, Are very zealous. ev York.
ZMD —Your zeal has been particularly noticed —Report me to Maritime Exchange, Phil
by —. adelphia.
—Report me to Pacific Shipowners' Asso
ZIME —ZENITH. ciation, San Francisco.
ZMF —In the zenith. —Weal.
—Hardware.
ZMG ZEPHYR. —Chapel.
—O'clock.
ZMH
ZER, or, GUz.
ZERO.
(Measure of length)--Awo
—Faint-ed-ing.
—Strake.
*ś.)
—Watch. (Timepiece.)
ZMI — — degrees below zero. —Kroner. (Coin.)

—Doppelzentner. (Measure of weight.)
ZMJ ZIGZAG. —Cubic centimeter.
—Cubic millimeter.
ZMK ZINC. —Cubic meter.
Chloride of zinc ------------------- IPH —Submarine signal.
Sulphate of zinc ------------------ XDh —Submarine signal bell.
ZML —Zinc plate. —Submarine signal receivers.
—Submarine signal station.
ZMN ZODIAC.
ZMO —Sign of the zodiac.
ZolotNICK. (Measure of weight) ---- BCN
ZMP ZONE.
ZMQ —Frigid zone.
Temperate zone.------------------- xND
Torrid zone. Torrid --------------XYC
ZOOLOGY-ICAL.
ZMT ToURING CLUB of FRANCE.
ZMX RADIO APPARATUs.

ZIMY —Report me by radio.
GEOGRAPHICAL LIST.
NAMES OF PLACES ARRANGED IN THEIR ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

Notations.
B. Bay. Hr. Harbor. Pt. Point, Pointe.

Cape, I. R. River.
ºp”, Cap.
Ch. Channel.
Island.
Lt. Light. Sh. Shoal.
F. Fort. Lt. V. Light vessel. Str. Strait.
G. Gulf. Mt. Mount, Mont.
Hol. Head. P. Port, Porto, Puerte.
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Aalbæk. ADQM || Adelaide.................... Arux Aguilar, C. D'.............. ANYX
Aalborg.................... ADPv || Adelaide, P................ ARUY || Agulhas, C. ...............
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Aale Hol ADHM || Adelaide R ARIF || Agweh ALNS
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Aarhuus........-----------. ADKC Ali.
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Ahuriri Bluff................ At Le
Aas Vaer-------------------- ABKE || Adin Kerke................ AEHP || Ahus.-----------------.....ACFQ
Aaró I.--------------------- ADGN || Adler Grund Lt. W. . . . . . . . . ADBN || Ahwaz.......
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Admiralty Hö ATZM *:::::
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C. de l' . . . . . . . . . . AKYG
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AXIN || Admiralty Inlet............
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Aberdeen Docks, Hongkong. ANYR - Aix, Ile d’................
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Adventure B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ASGL - - AGQW
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Agastira AJOU Alabama.--------------.... Axcº
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Acajutla - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ---von
Aca ulco AU ob Agate Hr................... beorh Alabama City - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Axcy
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Alaska.......................ATPI
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PART II. GEOGRAPHICAL SIGNALs—PLACES ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. 453
, ALBEMARLE–ANKOBRA.
§
Albemarle Canal........... AYWF | Almadabra (Morocco)....... ALBC || Amoy. . . . . . .............. Aobt
Albemarle I................ Almadi, or, Almadies Pt. . . ALGE || Ampenan B... . . . . . . . . . . . . AQNM
Albemarle Sound . ...Aciv || Amping....................AOCK
Albenga. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...AMTz Amposta.................. AHLK
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Alberoni... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AITR || Almeida B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AMCN || Ampurias..................AHND
Albert, P. (N.Z.)........... Atbl, || Almeria............ -------. AHIJ || Amrumbank Lt. W. . . . . . . . ADSN
Albert, P. - - - - - - - AsbM || Almina Pt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALBF || Amrum I... . . . . . . . . . . -- - - - ADSP
Alberton (Pr. Ed. I.)....... BDEv || Almirante B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Awor || Amsterdam................. AEBlo
Alberton . . ...Asoz || Almissa.................... AJDT || Amsterdam I............... Am...I
u.
Alberton (Victoria). . . . . . . . Asbo || Almuñecar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AHGT || Amur B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aops
Albino Pt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALUE nes. ...................Abol || Amur R. -----------...... AORG
Albir Pt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .AHJ v || Alnmouth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AFKY || Anaa atoll... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Argw.
Alboran I.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AHIB || Alnö...... ACMB || Anacapa I.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AUJY
Albrahoa B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Avt1 || Alonyi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AJzi, Anadolu Hissäri I.......... AKCN
Albreda........ . . . . . . . . . . . Alhw || Alpena. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BEGL || Anadyr R................. Apole
Albue Pt........ ---------. ADMs || Alprech, C----------------- AFYI || Anaga Pt................... ALFC
Albufera.................AhkN || Alps.---------------------- AIUT || Anam. --------........... ANV W.
Alcala B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AkzX || Als-----------------------. ADPQ || Anama. Hr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . APLY
Alcanada Islet. . . . . . . . . . . . Ahot || Als I--------------------- ADGE || Anamasaki spit Lt. W. . . . . . APKT
Alcantara.----------------. Awcz || Alsentia-------------------- Atsd || Anamaboe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALNF
Alcatraz I. (Africa). . . . . . . . ALIX || Als Sound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ADGH || Anamba Is. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .APxu
Alcatraz I. (Cal.)........... AUGJ || Altagracia------------------ AwlM || Anamur C. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . AKQ.H.
Alcudia.------------------- Ahos || Altacarry Hil...............AFTL || Anápa. . . ................. AKJR
Aldabra I.----------------- AMJI || Altamaha R.----------...--AYKx || Anaphi.................... AJRX
Aldan B. . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - Agzi ) Altata.-------------------- AUMN || Anastasia B. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AJKE
Aldborough. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arom || Altea. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AHJw || Anastasia I. (Fla.). . . . . . . . . AYJE
Alderney. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Agcw || Alten Fiord..... . . . . . . . . . . . ABGP || Anastatia I. (Black Sea).... Akdo
Alegre, P. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AvRK || Alten.--------------------- ABGT || C.-------..........Akcz
Anatoli,
Aleutian Is... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Atro || Althorpe I................
Altona--------------------
ARTM || Anatolia................ AKNM
Alexander, F............... Atrk || Aduw || Anclam.................... ACZS
Alexander, P. . . . . . . . . "----- ALUD || Altwarp-------------------. Aczi || Anclote cays.............. Axfe
Alexandretta. . . . . . . . . . . . . . AKRO || Alvarado. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Awsv || Ancon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AUYr.
Alexandria (Egypt)........AKUG || Al Wakra. ................ AMT's ll Ancona-----------.......... AISE
Alexandria (Va.)............ AzcE || Amahlongwana R. . . . . . . . . . ALYv || Ancud.--------............ Avih.
Alexandrina, Lake......... ARVw || Amahoi.................... AQPz || Andaman Is............... ANMt.
Alexandrovsk-------------- AKGw || Amai, P. ------------------ APCJ || Lt.-------. . . . . . . . ABHL
Andenaes
Alexandrovsk (Kola). . . . . ...ABFQ || Amalfi....................ALJB || Andramatuba............ AMGW
Alexandrovski... . . . . . . . . . .AoEF || Amaliopolis... . . . . . . . . . . . . . AJVD || Andrava B-................AMEB
Alfaques, P...... - - - - - - - - - - AHLE || Amaraçao. ---------------- AwcT || Andreievsky............... ATQN
Alfred, P. (Africa).......... ALYD || Amargoso R---------------- AwcF || Andreas, C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AKrh.
Alfred, P. (S. Australia) . . . ARUL || Amastra. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AKNo || Andros.-------------........AJQP
Algajola-------------------- AICB || Amazon R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Awe ll Andros I.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AXJC
Algarrobo------------------ Avro || Ambavarane............... AMDw || Androth I......... . . . . . . . . ANDG
Algeciras.----------------- AHFQ || Ambavatobi B............. AMGN || Ane, L’, Bank.............. AHTQ
Alger.--------------------- AKYN || Amber, C:----------------AMDR || Anegada------------------. AXZQ
Algeria - AKwy || Amberno R................ AQTx || Aneityum------------...... AQYG
Alghero. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AIEY || Amboina------------------- AqPR || Ange Gardien, L’........... Bidsu.
Algier-------------------- AKYN || Ambondro R......... AMFN || Angeles, Los (Cal.)..........AUry
Algiers-------------------- Awyk || Ambong................... APYw || Angeles, P. (Mexico). . . . . . AUOL
Algoa B-...--------------- ALXY || Ambre.................... AMDR || Angeles Pt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AWFE
Algodonales B.-------------. Avct || B.....
Ambriz . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALsv || Angolos, P. (Wash.). . . . . . . AUCF
Alguada Reef.------------- ANLw || Ambrizette. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ALSR || Anger----------------------.APUs
Alhucemas.---------------- Akzu || Ambrose Channel Lt. W AzMY || Angermannaelf............. ACMH.
Ali-Agha P.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Akob || Amédée I......... . . . . . . . . . AQYR || Angers.------------------. AGPM
Alibagh....................AMzi || Ameland................... Adyv || Angiang. . . . . ............. ANV r"
Alicante................. AHJq || Amelia I. . . ............... Ayuz || Anglesea...................AETJ
Alicudi. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AIoM || America B-.... . . . . . . . . . . . . Aoqs || Angoche R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AMBZ
Alistro--------------------- AHzx || America, Central........... AUQF || Angola--------------------. ALSQ.
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Aliwal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALxk || America, North. . . . . . . . . . . . Atoz || Angra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALDC
Aliwal Sh.......... ALYw || America, South. . . . . . . . . . . AUwo || Angra dos Reis............. AVTR
Alkmaar------------------- Adzo || American Shs. . . . . . . . . . . . . Axho || Angra Pequeña......... . . . . ALUQ
Al Katif............ -----. AMUG || Amet Isle.......... . . . . . . . . BCwz || Angsa Pulo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ANRO
Al Kuweit Hr.............. AMUE || Amherst - - - - - - - ANo || Anguilla------............. AYBC
Allegranza. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALEc || Amherst Hr. (N. S.). . . . . . . BCAT || Anhatomirim Islet. . . . . . . . . Awsb
Alleppi-------------------- ANcs | Amherst (Pr. Ed. I). . . . . . . . BDFN || Anholt I.------. . . . . . . . . . . . . AdPh.
Alligator R----------------. ARJD Amica Pt.-----------------. AJCT || Anholt Knob Lt. W... . . . . . . ADPi
Alligator Reef............. Axh M. " Amirante Is................ AMID | Anjer. ::.................. Apus
0a--------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - AFJU || Amok. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AQN1 || Anjer, New...............Apuv
Allor--------------------- AQol || Amokwa------------------ ALMG | Anjer, Old. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . APUT
Allsta, or, Hallsta. . . . . . . . . . AcK1 || Amorgo------..... . . . . . . . . . . AJRP Ankatsaoka B. . . . . . . . . . . . . AMrh.
Almadabra.....------------AHKF || Amour Pt.----------- - - - - - - BEQJ Ankobra R. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALMS
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ANN–AUSTRALIA.
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Anna Maria B. . . . . . . . . . . . . ARGL || Ardmore. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AFWN || Arzic Pt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AGNo
Annapolis (Md.)............Azdi || Ardnakinnº Pt.------------ A*QP || Arzila..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ALBN
Annapolis (N.S.)........... bord || Ardnamurchan;------------A* || Arzobispo.................. AQVP
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[ETITIllſtillſ Tilſillſilſ Tilſillſ LILLE]

signals and money, weights, barometric heights, etc., together with

The second index.

National colors worn by United States vessels................................................ Frontispiece

Instructions in signaling, including how to make alphabetical spelling signals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Urg ENT AND IMPORTANT signals.

Compass table in degrees—ABC to AQC......................................................... 45

List of countries in which the metric system is used............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

Phrases formed with auxiliary verbs—BEA to CWT............................................. 62

General vocabulary—CXA to ZNP......................................................... ---- 143

MAN-OF-WAR. MERCHANT. MAN-OF-WAR.

ARGENTINA. ARGENTINA. AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.

AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. BOLIVIA BOLIVIA

DENMARK. DonalNiCAN REPUBLIC

MEXICO. MEXICO. MONTENEGRO

SALVADOR. SALVADOR. SIAM.

MONTENEGRO NICARAGUA. NICARAGUA.

CHILE CUBA FRANCE,

When used as the “An

MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED SINGLY.

B ------------------ —I am taking in (or, discharging) explosives.

MEANINGS OF FLAGS AND PENNANTS HOISTED WITH CODE FLAG.

INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.

(1)The International Code Signal of Distress indicated by NC;

INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS FOR A PILOT.

(1) The International Code Pilot Signal indicated by PT;

SIGNALS MADE BY FLAGS OF THE CODE.

INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO SIGNAL.

HOW TO MAKE A SIGNAL.

more than one vessel intended

for particular vessel signal station, ship signal

of the vessel or station with which she desires to communicate.

should make use the

Flag required for making the signal.

Each hoist should

“CLos UP!” (see paragraph 10).

desired make should be looked out the General

Vocabulary (pages 143–451), which the Signal Book.

HOW TO ANSWER A SIGNAL.

Answering Pennant the ‘‘DIP.”

(A flag the “DIP” when the way up, that is,

hoisted about two-thirds

when hoisted “CLose UP.”)

some little distance below where would

looked out the

her hoist down.

flags out, when the flags are made out,

A's hoist can not

12. the made

the the not keeps the

rectified her signal, and thoroughly understands

and when has repeated

hoists her Answering Pennant “CLose UP.”

2. When making Signals for comparing Chronometers (page 58) or show

3. In signaling Longitude or Time vessels should always reckon from the

4. Meridians.—The British Meridian is that of Greenwich. The Meridian of Paris

5.Passing Vessels.-Ships passing one another or Signal Stations will do well to

On reading A's name (that distinguishing signal), should hoist hers.

should haul down together and proceed

the order suggested above.

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