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something floaty and big; big boat
boat are small and ships are big
A large sea fairing vessel in which transports cargo or civilians across vast oceans. This should never be referred to as a boat, anyone who calls it a boat is a filthy land lubber
Tommy: “look at that big boat out there!! I want a big boat like that!”
Timmy: “ YAAAARRRRGH YE’ FILTHY LAND LUBBER, THAT VESSEL BE A SHIP, NEVER WAS OR SHALL IT BE A BOAT, NOW WALK THE PLANK!!!!!”
When two people are forcefully told to get together and people draw and write fanfics of them.
Keep shipping them, I've heard it's canon.
To ship means to romantically pair a two together. The word ship is mostly used in fandoms.
Person1:“I ship Ruby and sapphire.”
Person2:“Who doesnt!”
1. a vehicle that travels across water
2. wanting one person and another to be in a relationship
1. Hey, did you see that ship the other day? 🤔
2. i totally ship ___ and ___! they're so cute together! 😄
a common thing in the fandoms, that basically means a need to a couple, or in some cases more fictional characters to have a romantical relationship. Probably comes from "relationship" or in a reference to a ship(romantic feelings) drifting on sea(relationship), and when it's sailing, the couple loves each other, but if it's sinking, their love is ending.
Ships have a names, that are shortcuts from characters that we want to be together. Mostly those names are from beginning of the character's names, and the one who's more dominating(seme in our opinion, is on beginning, and the one who's not (uke), in the ending, but it can be in different arrangement
Except for that, you'll need few more words to fully understand that, such as OTP, wich means that this is a couple we want to be together the most, and NOTP - the least.
1.
-Do you ship FrUk?
-It's not my OTP. but yes, I ship that.
2.
-Ooh, the ship is sailing!
-I don't think so. They've just met.
3.
-I heard that you were crying all night long. What happened?
-Jarco had drown..
To ship something means you can deal with it, believe it, accomodate the idea of it.
Me: Can you believe Selena and the Weeknd are a thing?
You: Yeah, I can ship that.