(n): a craft designed for water transportation
(n): (classical antiquity) a crescent-shaped seagoing vessel propelled by oars
(n): a craft designed for water transportation
(n): the kitchen area for food preparation on an airliner
(n): a room equipped for preparing meals
(n): the area for food preparation on a ship
(n): a room equipped for preparing meals
In addition to four named ships listed as "belonging to the army" (British army) that were captured at Yorktown, also captured were "a considerable number of small sloops and schooners, and 12 or 15 galleys" as well as "private vessels."
This word was also used in the plural in one of my favorite exchanges in film history, from Ben-Hur: "Judah Ben-Hur! What are you doing here?!"
"You sent me to the galleys, the ship sank, and I saved the tribune."