A person designated to watch for other vessels and hazards . The opposite of club footed . The point of a tide when the water is the lowest. The opposite of high tide . LPG Liquid petroleum gas or propane.
Propane is a common fuel used for cooking and heating.
Propane is more easily available throughout the world than CNG however, so it is used for most boats outside of North America. A mark on a compass used to read the heading of a boat. A rope in the luff of a sail. The luff rope is usually used to attach the sail to a mast. A term used to describe that edge when the airflow around it stalls .