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heave the lead
heave the log
heave-to, to
heaving ahead
heaving and setting
heaving astern
heaving a strain
heaving down
heaving in
heaving in stays
heaving keel out
heaving out
heaving taut
heaving through all
heavy drift-ice
heavy gale
heavy ordnance
heavy metal
heavy sea
hebber-man
hebbing-weir
heck-boat
heckle
heckle-back
heda
hedagium
hedgehogs
heel
heel-brace
heeling gunwale to
heel-knee
heel-lashing
heel of a mast
heel-rope
heels
heel-tackles
heevil
heft
height
height of the hold
height of breadth
heliacal
helier
heliocentric
heliometer
heliotrope
heliostaadt
hell-afloat
helm
helmed
helmet
helm-port
helm-port transom
helmsman
helm-wind
helmy
helter-skelter
helve
helyer
hemisphere
hemp
hendecagon
hen-frigate
hen's-ware
hippa
hep-pah
heptagon
hercules
here-away
here-fare
herisson
herling
hermaphrodite
hermit-crab
hermo
herne
hernshaw and herne
heron
herring
herring-boning
herring-buss
herring-cob
herring-gutted
herring-hog
herring-pond
heterodromous levers
heteroplon
hettle
heugh
hexagon
heys-and-how
hidden harbour
hide, to
hie, to
hie aloft
high
high-and-dry
high enough
high flood
high latitudes
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