Difference between Distress Signal and Neaped

DISTRESS SIGNAL vs NEAPED: NOUN

An international signal used by a distressed ship or aircraft to request help.
An internationally recognized signal sent out by a ship or plane indicating that help is needed

Left aground on the height of a spring tide, so that it will not float till the next spring tide; -- called also beneaped.

Left a ground by the spring tides, so that it cannot be floated until the next spring tide: said of a ship or boat. Also beneaped.

Trawler, Cqd, Lifeboats, Cape verde islands, Alvei, Flotation device, Morse code, Vhf, Beep, Transponder, Alarm, Altimeter, Distress, Coastguard, Mayday

Trawler, Cqd, Lifeboats, Cape verde islands, Alvei, Flotation device, Morse code, Vhf, Beep, Transponder, Alarm, Altimeter, Distress, Coastguard, Mayday

Devastator warship, the ESS Crimson sends out a distress signal.
Three shotsfired at distinct intervals usually indicate a distress signal.
Dumbledore receives her distress signal and dives in after them.
Have you heard or seen distress signal from survival craft?
The flag is only put upsidedown as a distress signal.
Ceres Station when the crew receives a distress signal.
The trainee also surfaced and gave a distress signal.
The third image is not a distress signal.
Distress Signal The distress signal is MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY followed by the name of station or station call letters repeated three times.
The Distress Signal Light emits a high _____________________________ visual distress signal visible for great distances.