haul out
Pull something out
Haul out means to pull something from water onto land, especially boats: We hauled out the kayaks at the end of summer.
For marine mammals like seals and sea lions, to haul out is to leave the water and rest on shore, rocks, or ice—a behavior called a haul-out: Dozens of sea lions hauled out on the pier.
Drum-and-cable lifting mechanism
- towPull something behind
- dragResistance through fluid
- heaveForceful lift or throw
- hoistRaise with tackle
pull · yank · retrieve · salvage · dislodge · ramp · slipway · trailer
Drained basin for hull work
- overhaulComplete systematic repair
- refitEquip again for service
- maintenancePreserving working condition
- servicingPerforming routine maintenance
restoration · antifouling · scraping · inspection · winterization · storage · boatyard
winch
Drum-and-cable lifting mechanism
hoist · pull · yank · retrieve · salvage · dislodge · ramp · slipway · trailer · cradle
drydock
Drained basin for hull work
- overhaulComplete systematic repair
- refitEquip again for service
- maintenancePreserving working condition
servicing · restoration · antifouling · scraping · inspection · winterization · storage · boatyard
- boat maintenanceengine overhaul, deck repair, brightwork, sanding, waxing
- boatingboat, ferry, motorboat, motorboats, cruise
- sealsharbor seal, gasket, o-ring, O-ring, airtight seal
- marinamarina, berth, boat slip, dock, slip
- pinnipedsseal, sea lion, sea lions, fur seal, fur seals
- Water Clubsyacht club, sailing club, rowing club, boat club, canoe club