debarked
Left the vessel
Debarked is the past tense of two different verbs.
To debark is to disembark—to leave a ship, plane, or other vehicle: Passengers debarked at the terminal.
Separately, to debark a tree is to strip its bark, and to debark a dog is to surgically reduce its ability to bark loudly—a controversial veterinary procedure.
Stripped of outer layer
- denudedStripped of natural covering
- bareLacking any covering
- exposedOut in open
- smoothWithout roughness or difficulty
skinless · naked · uncovered · scraped · sanded · shaved · shorn · husked
peeled
Stripped of outer layer
smooth · skinless · naked · uncovered · scraped · sanded · shaved · shorn · husked · pared
lumber
Sawn wood for building
hardwood · softwood · pulpwood · forestry · woodchips · sawdust · veneer · tannin · cork · processing
landed
Came to rest
docked · offloaded · shore · port · gangway · passengers · vessel · ship · aircraft · transit