Razeed
[rey-zee] /reɪˈzi/
noun
1.
a ship, especially a warship, reduced in height by the removal of the upper deck.
verb (used with object), razeed, razeeing.
2.
to cut down (a wooden ship) by removing the upper deck.
/ˈræziː/
noun (pl) razees
1.
a sailing ship that has had its upper deck or decks removed
verb (transitive) razees, razeeing, razeed
2.
to remove the upper deck or decks of (a sailing ship)
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