A foresail attached only at head and foot.
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HEADLAND
A comparatively high promontory having a steep face. Usually called HEAD when coupled with a specific name. Also called FORELAND.
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DYNAMIC SUCTION HEAD
Positive static suction head minus friction head and minus velocity head.
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SUCTION LIFT
The combination of static suction lift and friction head in the suction piping when the source of liquid is below the pump centerline.
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HEAD
The measure of the pressure expressed in feet of height of water: 1 psi = 2.31 feet of water.
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HEADSTICK
The spar laced to the head of the topsail.
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TAFFRAIL
The rail at the stern of the boat that covers the head of the counter timbers.
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JACK-CROSS-TREE
The single iron cross-tree at head of a topgallant mast.
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GAFF
A spar to support the head of a gaff sail.
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PAY OFF
To let a vessel's head fall off from the wind (to leeward.)
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HEAD ROPE
The part of the bolt rope, at the head of a sail, running from the mast to the sprit
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