Adjective:

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kedged's Usage Examples:

Others were too deep even to be kedged in; the men or materials they carried had.

aground or otherwise unable to move, a ship"s boat allowed the ship to be kedged or warped ahead.

She was kedged off (From account of ordeal by Naval Lieutenant Richard Schubrick Trapier.

The next day was windless, so Mowat kedged the ships into the inner harbor and anchored them near the town.

The two vessels had to be kedged out slowly as the army passed them by.

throwing her water and stores overboard, and having the ship towed and kedged, before she finally managed to escape.

too much to get across, and had to be kedged in after being lightened.

It kedged up toward Norfolk, and when the tide rose ran in and anchored between the.

Junks, carts, and sampans were pressed into service, and cargoes kedged through the Three Gorge Rapids, with ropes and gangs of men.