What does ps mean?
ps means port and starboard
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for port and starboard?
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What does ps stand for? ps stands for "port and starboard". |
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What is the meaning of ps abbreviation? The meaning of ps abbreviation is "port and starboard". |
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What is ps abbreviation? One of the definitions of ps is "port and starboard". |
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What does ps mean? ps as abbreviation means "port and starboard". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BIPAR - Bathurst Inlet Port and Road
- HPS - Hydraulic Fluid, Combined Port and Starboard
- PARI - Port and Airport Research Institute
- PES - Port and Environmental Safety
- PMB - Port and Maritime Board
- POSH - Port Out, Starboard Home
- PHRI - Port and Harbour Research Institute
- PMSO - Port and Maritime Security Online
- PADS - Port and Airport Development Strategy
- PADS - Port and Airport Development Study
- PAWSA - Port and Waterway Safety Assessment
- PHRI - Port and Harbor Research Institute
- PMSWG - Port and Maritime Security Working Group
- PSO - Port and Shipping Organisation
- PTSA - Port and Tanker Safety Act
- POSH - Port Outbound Starboard Home (alleged)
- posh. - Brit. Elegant, high-class, as in a posh hotel. Its origins lie in the abbreviation for "port out, starboard home," indicating the best berths on sailings from England to India.
- weather side. - The side of a ship, either port or starboard, exposed to the prevailing winds.
- transient - (DOD) 2.An independent merchant ship calling at a port and sailing within 12 hours, and for which routing instructions to a further port have been promulgated.
- POSH - Port Out Starboard Home. Again, not really a business acronym, but interesting. The derivation is supposed by many (erroneously probably) to relate to the detail printed on P&O tickets denoting the more expensive cabins on sailings from England to India.