BusinessSeptember 2, 2026

foredeck

FOR-dek

Definition

The section of a boat's deck that is located in the front or bow area.

Etymology

Derived from the Middle English 'fore' (front) and 'dek' (a covering or platform), it has been used in nautical terminology since the 14th century to describe the forward section of a ship's upper deck.

In the news

The article mentions a 'neatly stowed foredeck sun awning' as part of the flybridge features, highlighting how the boat optimizes its outdoor deck space for passenger comfort.

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