Noun
The fore part of a deck, or of a ship.
Source: Webster's dictionaryA small low cabin under the foredeck is typical, much smaller than a typical motor yacht of similar size. Source: Internet
Tender and toy storage is divided between the foredeck and a twin side-loading garage, providing room for two 7.5-meter tenders, PWC and water toys. Source: Internet
In the foreground, several crew members look on from the Sydney 's foredeck. Source: Internet
I came in to the dock; I had about a 25-pound permit laying across the foredeck, and I was pretty proud of it. Source: Internet
She has a graceful appearance, with a molded bow pulpit, circular foredeck hatches, curved wrap around windshield and integrated swim platform. Source: Internet
The foredeck, while constructed to be a helipad, is used as an additional space for entertaining. Source: Internet