shipboard |
onboard |
As adjectives the difference between shipboard and onboard
is that
shipboard is occurring or existing on board a ship while
onboard is carried or used on or in a vehicle or vessel.
As a noun shipboard
is the side of a ship.
As an adverb onboard is
on or in a vehicle or vessel; aboard; on board.
wikidiffcom |
shipboard |
As an adjective shipboard is
(nautical) occurring or existing on board a ship.
As a noun shipboard is
the side of a ship.
shipboard |
slipboard |
As nouns the difference between shipboard and slipboard
is that
shipboard is the side of a ship while
slipboard is a board sliding in grooves.
As an adjective shipboard
is (nautical) occurring or existing on board a ship.
shopboard |
shipboard |
As nouns the difference between shopboard and shipboard
is that
shopboard is (archaic) a workbench while
shipboard is the side of a ship.
As an adjective shipboard is
(nautical) occurring or existing on board a ship.
chipboard |
shipboard |
As nouns the difference between chipboard and shipboard
is that
chipboard is a building material made from wood chips compressed and bound with synthetic resin while
shipboard is the side of a ship.
As an adjective shipboard is
occurring or existing on board a ship.
