Definition: Draughtswomanship is a discipline that focuses on the art of maneuvering boats and other vessels in water, particularly when they are sailing. It involves several essential skills, such as steering, docking, and handling, which are crucial for safe and efficient navigation. The term "draughtswomanship" can also refer to the practice of using sails or windlasses to control the flow of water and maintain a stable boat's draft. This is often done by controlling the amount of
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