intransitive. To go on board ship, embark. Now rare.

A ship or ships for the use or accommodation of a person or thing. in phrases: †to do shipping, dight shipping, put to shipping, to put on board; to t…

To embark on a vessel, take ship. Also to take the water. Now rare (historical in later use).

intransitive. Scottish. To go on board a boat; to embark. Obsolete.

To go on board ship; to take ship. literal. Const. for (the destination).

To embark.

intransitive. To go or come on board; to board a vessel, train, aircraft, etc.