Associations to the word «Towing»
Noun
- Salvage
- Glider
- Tow
- Tug
- Barge
- Trailer
- Tractor
- Hitch
- Gunnery
- Hauling
- Buoy
- Mooring
- Transporting
- Howitzer
- Lick
- Steamboat
- Truck
- Sonar
- Raft
- Axle
- Target
- Leyte
- Boat
- Vehicle
- Aero
- Pod
- Harbor
- Vessel
- Plus
- Minesweeper
- Flotilla
- Schooner
- Tt
- Steamer
- Parachute
- Rudder
- Sloop
- Kite
- Warp
- Caravan
- Azores
- Rope
- Pearl
- Tonne
- Torpedo
- Docking
- Hook
- Propulsion
- Recovery
- Payload
- Tanker
- Haul
- Cargo
- Rescue
- Cable
- Acceleration
- Load
- Chaser
- Naval
- Escort
- Okinawa
- Duty
- Anchor
- Bulge
- Sled
- Coupling
- Brake
- V8
- Propeller
- Skid
- Rig
- Convoy
- Iceberg
- Path
- Traction
- Capacity
- Spitfire
- Repair
- Chassis
Wiktionary
TOWING, verb. Present participle of tow
TOWING, noun. The act by which something is towed.
TOWING BITT, noun. (nautical) vertical posts on a vessel to which towing or mooring lines are secured.
Wise words
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