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on deck

adjective as in accommodating

adverb as in here

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After a bit of practice walking in trousers, which she rather liked once she got used to it, she ventured on deck.

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That afternoon she ventured on deck for some air, and Captain Strøm himself approached her.

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Some were doing chores on deck or in the galley, but most were down in the hold, packing the salted herring into empty barrels.

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“These things take time. I need all hands on deck. You kids know what that means?”

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“Now he’s standing on deck, cursing the wind or lack thereof, and praying for a breeze. Looks like his prayers are soon answered, for a storm kicks up and blows them hither and yon.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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