Do It Yourself  

    Slang, a naval aviator.  

  The line stretch between ship underway on which a trolley block travels back and forth for transfer of material and personnel.  

    A shipboard flight of steps. In a ship, corresponds to stairs in a building.    

  Vessel especially designed for landing troops and equipment directly on a beach.  

  (1) Any short line used as a handle or as a means for operating some piece of equipment; (2) a line used to attach an article to the person, as a pistol lanyard.  

  To secure an object by turns of line, wire, or chain.  

  Line, wire, or chain used to lash an article.  

  (1) To float a vessel off the ways in a building yard; (2) a powerboat, usually over 30 feet long.  

  (1) Movement of a person, as "Lay aloft"; (2) to put something down, as to lay title; (3) the direction of twist if the strands in a lines or wire.