What is another word for daggerboard?
Pronunciation: [dˈaɡəbˌɔːd] (IPA) 
A daggerboard is a type of lifting keel used primarily on small sailing vessels. It is typically made of wood or composite materials and is raised and lowered vertically through a slot in the hull. However, there are several synonyms for the term daggerboard such as centreboard, leeboard, and sliding keel. Centreboard is a similar nautical equipment that is attached to the centreline of a boat or a yacht. The leeboard is an alternative to the centerboard and is mounted on either side of the boat or yacht. Lastly, a sliding keel is a type of ballast that can be raised and lowered on larger sailing vessels. These synonyms help to describe various types of lifting keels used on different boats and yachts.
