deadlight cover

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• deadlight — [ded′līt΄] n. 1. a round metal cover placed over a ship s porthole in stormy weather 2. a window of heavy glass set in the deck or side of a ship 3. a skylight made so as not to be opened …   English World dictionary

• deadlight — noun Date: 1726 a metal cover or shutter fitted to a port to keep out light and water …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• deadlight — noun 1》 a protective cover fitted over a porthole or window on a ship. 2》 US a skylight designed not to be opened …   English new terms dictionary

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