[Answer] 3. When a ship skids on top of the water more-so than actually pushing through it, what is this called?

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...1. Planing 2. Boating 3. Carring 4. Training You might have experienced planing yourself and on land; but we call it hydroplaning. This is when a wheeled vehicle is moving fast enough to skim over the water on the road. Water has enough "bounce" that at certain speeds, you ride on top of it rather than on the actual road. In the water, boats can plane too. You might have seen a speedboat "glide" across the water, but it's just planing. And yes, some planes do plane.

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Planing:

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