Words Containing DSHIP

At or near the middle of a ship.

Plural of AMIDSHIP.

The status or role of being a bard.

Plural of BARDSHIP.

Cowardice; lack of bravery.

Plural of COWARDSHIP.

A historical small settlement or parish division in England.

Plural of ENDSHIP.

The state of being friends; mutual affection and trust.

Plural of FRIENDSHIP.

The state or position of being a god.

Plural of GODSHIP.

A warship assigned to guard a port or area.

Plural of GUARDSHIP.

A guild; an association of tradespeople.

Plural of GUILDSHIP.

Severe suffering or difficulty.

Plural of HARDSHIP.

The position of being in charge or a head teacher.

Plural of HEADSHIP.

The office or status of a herald.

Plural of HERALDSHIP.

Relationship by blood or shared qualities.

Plural of KINDREDSHIP.

The status or land of a Scottish laird.

Plural of LAIRDSHIP.

The rank or authority of a lord, or a title used to address such a person.

Plural of LORDSHIP.

A nonstandard spelling of lordship.

Plural of LUDSHIP.

The middle part of a ship or boat.

A naval officer in training, of lowest rank.

A naval officer in training.

Plural of MIDSHIPMATE.

Plural of midshipman.

Plural of MIDSHIP.

The position or authority of an overlord.

Plural of OVERLORDSHIP.

Alternative spelling of skaldship.

Plural of SCALDSHIP.

The art of composing Old Norse poetry.

Plural of SKALDSHIP.

The responsible management and care of something entrusted.

Plural of STEWARDSHIP.

Lack of friendship; enmity or hostility.

Plural of UNFRIENDSHIP.

The state of being under a guardian's care.

Plural of WARDSHIP.

A vessel propelled by wind, typically a sailing ship.

Plural of WINDSHIP.