What is another word for Cutwater?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌtwɔːtə] (IPA) 
Cutwater is a nautical term that refers to the curved part of a ship's hull that cuts through the water as it moves forward. This term can also be replaced with different synonyms, such as bow, prow, forefoot, and stem. The bow is the front part of the boat and is commonly used instead of cutwater when referring to the pointy edge of the ship that breaks through the water. Prow, forefoot, and stem also refer to the front part of the boat and are used interchangeably with cutwater. Regardless of the synonym used, the cutwater, or any of its alternatives, plays an essential role in shaping the ship's movements and ensuring it navigates the waters efficiently.
