great cabin

noun

An enclosed space on a ship spanning the width of the stern, containing large windows, generally reserved for the captain or commanding officer.

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Meanings

noungreat cabin (plural great cabins)

plural great cabins

  1. nauticalAn enclosed space on a ship spanning the width of the stern, containing large windows, generally reserved for the captain or commanding officer.
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