Ahoy [noun]

He told Bill to hail, which was done with a truly sailor-like “Ahoy!”

But their wonderings were soon set at rest by the boatswain's call of "All hands, make sail, ahoy!"

Ahoy, vere is dot Yack vot vants to go midt us py der Somprero Lighdt?

When we got on deck the man at the wheel struck eight bells (four o'clock in the morning), and "All starbowlines, ahoy!"

One after the other the two boatmen continued to shout, 'Ship ahoy!'

Again the captain hailed, "boat ahoy," and again with the like result.

Mr. Darling went straight to his own hotel from the Ship Ahoy.

Having come safely to an anchor among several other vessels, we shouted out, “Dolphin, ahoy!”

When we got on deck the man at the wheel struck eight bells (four o'clock in the morning), and "All star-bowlines, ahoy!"

That the noise of the collision had been heard on board was evident, for a sentry hailed, 'Boat ahoy!'