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forenoon watch
noun
Nautical.
- the watch from 8 a.m. until noon.
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of forenoon watch1
First recorded in 1825–35
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The next morning, just after seven bells of the forenoon watch, Captain Prince came on deck with his sextant, ready to shoot the sun.
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At six bells of a forenoon watch, Nat said, “Mr. Denny, heave to for soundings.”
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At half-past eight—I mean one bell in the forenoon watch—I said I would get up.
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I was put on the forenoon watch which went on duty at eight in the morning and came off at one in the afternoon.
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Seven bells in the forenoon watch—a hail from the crow’s-nest, ‘A schooner among the ice to the south’ard and west of us, can just raise her topmasts, think she is bearing this way.’
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