broadside

I should care nothing for her and her broadside if the schooner was not here.'

Besides, by breaking the circuit I can take off the influence when I am firing my own broadside.

He fired his first broadside before his lodger entered the barn.

Sharp, shrewd, able and all that, but rough and hard as the broadside of a white-oak plank.

The mate's gun was never fired, nor was the broadside from below.

He sheered off, then turned with a rush, broadside on, with his sail up.

Eventually I got him out of that broadside position away from us and to the boat.

Not a three-decker of the Channel fleet was readier for a broadside than herself.

We shall send them all three to the bottom at the first broadside.

The answer to the broadside was a cry of "Vive la Republique!"