Titanic Vocabulary

To attract and hold someone's attention (verb)

• Distress

• Captivate

• Fateful

• Accomodation

Having serious and usually disastrous results (adjective)

• Distress

• Expedition

• Captivate

• Fateful

The front of the ship (noun)

• Bow

• Don

• Distress

• Expedition

To put on, to wrap oneself in (verb)

• Ravages

• Rivets

• Don

• Stateroom

To board a ship, aircraft, or vehicle for a journey (verb)

• Rivets

• Ravages

• Distress

• Embark

Metal pins or bolts that are used to fasten pieces of metal together (noun)

• Fateful

• Rivets

• Expedition

• Accommodation

A state of danger or desperate need (noun)

• Proceed

• Fateful

• Ravages

• Distress

A journey with a specific purpose, such as exploring (noun)

• Stern

• Embark

• Distress

• Expedition

The severely damaged or destructed effects of something. (noun)

• Bow

• Stateroom

• Ravages

• Embark

A private compartment on a ship, usually sleeping quarters (noun)

• Stateroom

• Stern

• Bow

• Vertical Angle