- A
chase gun (or
chaser),
usually distinguished as
bow chaser and
stern chaser, was a
cannon mounted in the
bow (aiming forward) or
stern (aiming backward)...
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chaser in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chaser(s) or The
Chaser(s) may
refer to:
Chaser (dragonfly), a
genus of dragonflies,
Libellula Chaser (dog)...
- century, the
tactics of a
fleet were
often to "charge" the enemy,
firing bow chaser cannon,
which did not
deploy the
broadside to its best effect.
These new...
-
extravagantly decorated warship in the
Royal Navy, she was
adorned from
stern to
bow with
gilded carvings against a
black background,
designed by
Anthony van...
-
sometimes is
called her
bows (plural), a
collective reference to her port and
starboard bows synonymous with
bow (singular).
bow chaser bowline 1. A type...
- completion. She had two funnels. Her 16-centimetre (6.30 in) gun was a
bow chaser. Her
armor belt was 6 feet 11 inches (2.11 m) wide
amidships and extended...
- the
rigging of a
fleeing enemy (if used as a
bow chaser) or of a
pursuing enemy (when used as a
stern chaser). (in French) Jean
Boudriot et
Hubert Berti...
-
professional quizzer,
known as the "
Chaser", who
attempts to
prevent them from
winning a cash prize. As of 2025[update], the six
chasers are Mark Labbett,
Shaun Wallace...
- an
average national audience of 1.45 million. It ran for 58 episodes. "
Chaser bow out on a high". The
Sydney Morning Herald. 30 July 2009.
Retrieved 30...
- 1804. They were
armed with ten 18-pounder
carronades and two 6-pounder
bow chasers.
Built by
Hobbs & ****yer, Redbridge, Hampshire, she was
launched on...
