aboard
uh bawrd
- r on a ship, train, plane or other vehicle
- r on first or second or third base
Their second homer with Bob Allison aboard - r side by side
anchored close aboard another ship - r part of a group
Bill's been aboard for three years now
- NASA officials claimed that an untrained tourist would present a danger aboard the space station.
- Although 16 civilians were aboard, they did little more than "pretend to drive" the submarine during the rapid ascent drill, Navy officers said.
- As passengers climb aboard, the driver collects their $65 balance.