એક બોલ માં રોલ,

Adjective:

નખ,

clewed's Usage Examples:

Endeavour pioneered the Quadrilateral genoa, a twin clewed headsail offering great sail area and consequent power.

little about sailing ships ran and released the lines before the sail was clewed and the sail tore in two.

Henry Keen, the mate then took charge, clewed up the sails, dropped the anchor and lowered the boats.

jib top A high-clewed overlapping headsail for beam reaching in medium to strong winds jibboom.

All the sails were immediately clewed up and stowed, the stream anchor stocked, and every exertion made to endeavour.

Snow Schematic view of a snow, showing the snow-mast, a loose footed gaff sail and clewed up main course Type Sailing rig Place of origin Northern Europe.

Alta California described the scene: Left helpless, anchors gone, sails clewed up, no friendly breeze, no hope, the gallant craft strikes and strikes the.

We clewed down, and hauled out the reef-tackles again, and close-reefed the fore-topsail.

never been publicly staged ("never staled with the stage, never clapper-clewed with the palms of the vulgar").

Schematic view of a snow, showing the snow-mast, a loose footed gaff sail and clewed up main course.

the quality of the play that it has never been publicly staged ("never staled with the stage, never clapper-clewed with the palms of the vulgar").

Synonyms:

ball, glob, clod, lump, chunk, clump,

Antonyms:

negativity, positiveness, positivity, invalidate, uncommunicative,