Ship parts are the components that make up a ship. The four letter word SPAR is a long pole used to support the sails of a sailing vessel. The six letter word RUDDER is a flat piece of wood or metal attached to the STERN of a boat that helps steer it. The four letter word KEEL is the lowest part of a ship's HULL, running along its length from BOW to STERN. The four letter word HOLD is the cargo-carrying area of a ship. The four letter word HULL is the main body of a ship. The four letter word BRIG is a two-masted sailing vessel with square rigging on both masts. The four letter word PROW is the front part of a ship's BOW. The three letter word BOW is the front end of a ship. The four letter word DECK is an open platform on a ship. The four letter word MAST is a tall vertical pole on a ship that supports the sails. The five letter word STERN is the back end of a ship. The seven letter word TOPSAIL is a sail set above the lower sails on a MAST. The eight letter word FOREDECK is the DECK at the front of a ship. The fourteen letter word SUPERSTRUCTURE is the upper part of a ship's HULL above the main DECK.