Ship''s Steadying Material Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: ship''s steadying material. We have 1 answers for ship''s steadying material in our database.

Possible answers to ship''s steadying material

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- Counterweight
- Give some stability to dance, as tango started
- Heavy material carried by a ship to ensure stability
- Material used to stabilize a ship
- Ship’s counterbalance
- Ship’s steadying material
- Stabiliser

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