mooring mast

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mooring mast

The airship is secured to the mooring mast on the landing field.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A tall structure for securing airships: A "mooring mast" is a tower or similar tall, fixed structure to which an airship, such as a blimp or dirigible, can be tethered and secured when not in flight.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The historic airship was secured to the mooring mast after its transatlantic flight.
    • Engineers designed a new mooring mast to accommodate larger modern blimps.
Advanced Usage
  • Technical Context: In aviation history, the term specifically refers to the structures used in the early to mid-20th century for rigid airships. The mast often included facilities for boarding passengers and transferring fuel.
    • The Hindenburg was designed to dock with a specialized mooring mast.
Variants and Related Words
  • Mooring tower: A synonymous term for a mooring mast.
  • Mast (noun): A tall upright post or structure. In this compound, "mast" retains its core meaning as a vertical pole.
  • Mooring (noun): The act of making a boat, ship, or airship secure with ropes, cables, or anchors. This is the action for which the "mast" is used.
Synonyms
  • Airship dock
  • Docking tower
Related Phrases/Idioms
  • To be at the mooring mast: Refers to an airship being securely tethered and not in operation.
    • The fleet is all at the mooring mast due to the high winds.
mooring mast

The airship is secured to the mooring mast on the landing field.

Noun
  1. a tower for mooring airships

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