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n. - The act of securing an arriving vessel with ropes; A place where a craft can be made fast; A fee for tying up a boat.

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  • The bay around which the city curves offered poor moorage.
  • Good moorage for Robor, and it's the right place for the Scouts.
  • Securing moorage is difficult as there are only about 500 spots in a place like Seattle.
  • But typically the home owners have found moorage by the time they select their architect and begin working with us.
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