Hull definition

Hull means the dry outer covering of a seed or nut.

Hull means the shell, frame, or body of a vessel, exclusive of masts, yards, sails, riggings, machinery, and equipment.

Hull means the hull, deck, cabin, deck fixtures and fittings on or below the deck of Your Boat.

Examples of Hull in a sentence

• The boat serial number, or Hull Identification Number (HIN), is required on the registration form.

• Company: Escentscia LimitedAddress: 6 Pioneer Park, Clough Road, Hull.

• Facility agreement dated 22 June 2016 (as novated, amended and restated pursuant to a novation agreement dated 22 June 2016, as further amended and restated from time to time) entered into between, amongst others, RCCL as borrower, the Citi Facility Agent and the banks and financial institutions listed therein as Lenders in relation to a US Dollar term loan facility in respect of m.v. “Celebrity Apex” (ex Hull K34).

• Chubb 18 Hull & Machinery and Barge Hull Value Zurich-American 1 year 7/1/02 Hull & Machinery Protection & Indemnity (M-25 = $1,500,000) Insurance Co. values Ded.

• NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning Group has a responsibility to ensure that all staff are made aware of their duties and responsibilities arising from The Bribery Act 2010.

More Definitions of Hull

Hull means the shell, or outer casting, and internal structure below the main deck which provide both the floatation envelope and structural integrity to the vessel in its normal operation;

Hull means a boat exclusive of engine and equipment;

Hull means the canoe body, deck and keel, but not rudders or trim tabs.

Hull means a canoe body, part of which displaces 45% or more of the AC72 Yacht’s displaced volume when floating in measurement condition;

Hull means the outermost cover of the rice kernel, also known as “husk”;

Hull. A vessel, exclusive of all means of propulsion.

Hull means the framework of a vessel, including the keel, together with all decks, deck houses, tanks, the inside and outside plating and all steel bulkheads, but exclusive of masts, yards, rigging, machinery, outfit and equipment.