View synonyms for ship out

ship out

verb

adverb to depart or cause to depart by ship
they shipped out the new recruits
we shipped out at dawn

Iran would have to step down from enriching uranium to higher levels and to ship out some of its stockpile.

These tasty turkeys ship out within two days in special polar ice packs.

The deal was to ship out about 80 percent of the some 1,500 kilograms of low enriched uranium Iran has produced.

They had said good-bye to her and God bless you, all of them, but they evidently meant to sing the ship out of port.

It was as though her skipper placed all reliance in our skipper, looking to him to lead his ship out of peril should peril befall.

Frantically Jimmy kicked at his rudder, shifted his ailerons, tried every trick he knew of to get the ship out of the spin.

Then she went off, protesting it was bad luck to see a ship out of port, thoroughly pleased with having planted a last dart.

The attraction turned the gyroscopes and threw the ship out of line, so we no longer know where the sun is.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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