Associations to the word «Disembark»
Noun
- Platoon
- Manila
- Gunfire
- Veracruz
- Cruise
- Norfolk
- Beach
- Fare
- Madeira
- Indochina
- Pearl
- Warship
- Destination
- Calais
- Vessel
- Transport
- Garrison
- Havana
- Frigate
- Arrival
- Toulon
- Survivor
- Tow
- Peking
- Canoe
- Commando
- Pedro
- Daybreak
- Travelling
- Bus
- Occupant
- Hms
- Brest
- Saucer
- Sail
- Panama
- Luggage
- Ammunition
- Destroyer
- Anchor
- Honolulu
- Gibraltar
- Plank
- Bay
- Fleet
- Casualty
- Artillery
- Cruiser
- Lisbon
- Helicopter
- Journey
- Vc
- Settler
- Liverpool
- Squadron
- Cove
- Tau
- Refugee
- Halifax
- Airplane
- Plane
- Viva
- Campo
- Staging
- Coast
- Willoughby
- Equipment
- Uss
- Repair
- Karachi
- Apron
- Depot
- Janeiro
- Strait
Adjective
Wiktionary
DISEMBARK, verb. To remove from on board a vessel; to put on shore; to land; to debark.
DISEMBARK, verb. To go ashore out of a ship or boat; to leave a train or airplane; to debark.
Dictionary definition
DISEMBARK, verb. Go ashore; "The passengers disembarked at Southampton".
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