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decked
- IPA[dekt]
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- (of a vessel, vehicle, or other structure) having a number of floors or decks;(of a garden or other area attached to a house) having a lumber platform or terrace
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- 1. (of a vessel, vehicle, or other structure) having a number of floors or decks a two-decked ship a decked parking garage
- ▪ (of a garden or other area attached to a house) having a lumber platform or terrace the master bedroom leads on to a decked balcony a decked patio
- a floor of a ship, especially the upper, open level extending for the full length of the vessel: he stood on the deck of his flagship the lower decks
- decorate or adorn brightly or festively: Ingrid was decked out in her Sunday best
Oxford Dictionary
- a structure of planks or plates, approximately horizontal, extending across a ship or boat at ... he stood on the deck of his flagship
- decorate or adorn brightly or festively: Ingrid was decked out in her Sunday best
Oxford American Dictionary
- situated in the space below the main deck of a ship: the sleeping quarters were below decks
- in or into the space below the main deck of a ship: nuclear weapons stored below decks
- the space below the main deck of a ship: her belowdecks were crammed with electronics
Oxford American Dictionary
- situated in the space below the main deck of a ship: the sleeping quarters were below decks
- in or into the space below the main deck of a ship: nuclear weapons stored below decks
- the space below the main deck of a ship: her belowdecks were crammed with electronics
Oxford Dictionary
- a deck of cards that has been dishonestly arranged beforehand.
Oxford American Dictionary
- a deck of cards that has been dishonestly arranged beforehand.
Oxford Dictionary
- the deck of a ship situated immediately above the hold.
Oxford Dictionary
- a deck on a ship on which guns are placed.
Oxford Dictionary
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- (of a vessel, vehicle, or other structure) having a number of floors or decks: a decked car park a two-decked ship
Oxford Dictionary