pooped

And we can't run before such a sea as this, in our condition; we should be pooped in less than five minutes.

Always carry enough sail to keep the boat racing with the waves, or you are liable to get pooped.

If we had n't set all sail on her, she 'd have been pooped to a certainty; and I can tell you I was in a rare fright, too.

In running off carefully tend your helm, and keep the vessel moving, or you may get pooped.

High-bowed and pooped, and curved like the crescent moon, it was the strangest craft that he had ever seen.

A frigate has no poop, but is said to be pooped when a wave strikes the stern and washes on board.

There was a heavy and irregular sea which pooped the ship, and nearly proved her entire ruin.

The ship was pooped, the name-board washed away, and much damage done.

Pooping—A vessel is said to be pooped when, owing to her not moving fast enough ahead, the sea breaks over her stern.