Heaving to will leave you hove to.Oswego John wrote:So what is proper, heaving to, hoving to, hove to?
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Mark Yashinsky
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Another correct term question
Then what is the correct past tense term for when you are bent over the rail, loosing you lunch (heaving)? Is it just hoved, or maybe have hoved?
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Re: Another correct term question
"Hove to" refers to the boat. "Hove over" would refer to the crew.Mark Yashinsky wrote:Then what is the correct past tense term for when you are bent over the rail, loosing you lunch (heaving)? Is it just hoved, or maybe have hoved?
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Heaving
The captain was kind enough to heave to so that the crew member in distress could hove over the rail and heave in relative comfort while the boat was hove to. Heave, hove, hooved. Hang, hanged, the English language never made any sense to me, Steve.
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Re: Another correct term question
Not "Hoved over", or is that too close to what one is, the day after the wild celebration of winning the latest regatta in your CD?Neil Gordon wrote:"Hove to" refers to the boat. "Hove over" would refer to the crew.
Sailing has too many techical terms!