Definition

storeship

noun
  1. a ship used to carry supplies and provisions for other vessels or naval forces
  2. Usage: nautical; military

Examples

  • The storeship arrived at the naval base loaded with food and ammunition.
  • During the long voyage, the fleet relied on the storeship for fresh supplies.
  • The captain ordered the storeship to transfer medical supplies to the damaged vessel.
  • Historical records show that storeships were essential for maintaining naval expeditions.
  • The storeship remained anchored in the harbor while smaller boats ferried supplies to shore.
  • Without the storeship's cargo, the remote outpost would have run out of provisions.

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