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twin-screw

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twin-screw (twnskr)
adj. Nautical
Having two propellers, one on either side of the keel, that usually revolve in opposite directions.

twin-screw
adj
(Transport / Nautical Terms) (of a vessel) having two propellers


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So there I sat (we were still at port) and learnt what had originally fired my host's ambition to possess what he was pleased to call a "real, genuine, twin-screw, double-funnelled, copper-bottomed Old Master"; it was to "go one better" than some rival legislator of pictorial proclivities.
Ahead of us floats an ancient, aluminum-patched, twin-screw tramp of the dingiest, with no more right to the 5000-foot lane than has a horse-cart to a modern road.
 
 
 
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