What's a "bulkhead" on a ship?

Question

What's a "bulkhead" on a ship?

Answer 1

ship thats gonna go down

Answer 2

Its that door you lift to go down into the cellar, and get the lawnmower out

Answer 3

A partition.

Answer 4

When I did a search asking bulkhead of a ship the answer that wikipedia gives is that the bulkhead (partition) is an upright wall within the hull of a ship.

Answer 5

A wall

Answer 6

it's a wall, unless you happen to have the Transformer "Bulkhead" on your ship, then you'd have a bulldozer.

Answer 7

It is the wall in the front of the ship.

Answer 8

bulkhead is wall

overhead is celling

deck is floor

Answer 9

A wall separating cabins or compartments on a ship; vertical partitions that separate watertight compartments on a ship.

Answer 10

its the front part of the ship where you can stand.

Answer 11

A ships "bulkhead" is the equivelant of a wall in a building.

The floor is refered to as the deck.

The ceiling is refered to as the overhead.

A hallway is refered to as the passageway.

A door is refered to as a hatch.

A window is refered to as a portal.

The left side is the port.

The right side is starboard.

The front is the bow.

The back is aft, or the fantail.

Answer 12

A bulkhead is the wall

Answer 13

ship thats gonna go dwn.

Answer 14

A bulkhead is an upright wall within the hull of a ship.

Answer 15

wrong and wrong, it is an internal division of the hull, some are sealable to stop water/fire etc in an emergancy, the front is the bow

Answer 16

It's the walls of the ship.

Answer 17

the front of the ship i'm guessing