violent or with great force or speed

search thoroughly causing damage or disorder

to shock or amaze

to become full or over flowing

to fascinate or capture one's attention

a difficult or dangerous situation

dishonest behavior meant to trick someone

to explore an area to find information about it

a ship or boat

to crash together with strong force

to represent of convey a feeling of opinion in words or actions

great surprise

having irrational fears about mysterious things or the unknown

the state of being happy, healthy, and comfortable

Reach a conclusion from the information given.

horse-drawn carriage

a. dock, an area at the edge of a waterway where ships land, load and unload

a mean or wicked person

an area below deck where crew members would sleep

related to sailing, sailors, or ships

to cover or conceal

A comparison of two different things that are similar in some way

a passage taken from a book, article, etc.

words or groups of words that mean something different from the normal meanings

a conclusion or opinion based on evidence

to describe, show or play the part of something or someone.

an English gentleman who owns a large estate or piece of land

the location or position of something based on information from a compass

a heavy sword with a sharp, curved edge

a small, sheltered inlet from any body of water

1. visitors or guests 2. companionship 3. ship's crew and officers

a small telescope used to see things in the distance

working, traveling, or living on the sea

a sudden loss of feeling or consciousness brought on by a lack of oxygen in the brain caused by a broken or blocked blood vessel

a local official who has some of the powers of a judge

things that have been stolen

a rebellion. or uprising against those in charge on a ship

a coin worth less than a penny

a stone carving of a strange figure used as decoration on a building, usually a cathedral or Gothic structure

to follow right after another event

about to happen

to flee or run away

pirate

most; the larger part of something

a hiding place for. supplies or treasures

a rounded hill or mound

a length of six feet, used in measuring the depth of water

someone hired to wait on the passengers and crew of a ship

to search thoroughly, causing damage or disorder

a sailing ship with two or more masts

a sudden violent gust of wind with rain

leave helpless on a deserted island or coast; ADJ. red brown

a unit of length about three miles long