(नॉटिकल,

luffs's Usage Examples:

the base of the bluffs, so the area has limestone-loving plants such as chinkapin oak and Shumard oak.

They create a blackish, rather slender pistol-case, with some whitish fluffs along the lateral line and around the anal flap.

The Kincaid estate was Valley Halla Estate by the Rouge River, and the opening sequence was filmed at Scarborough Bluffs Park.

Managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), it is a series of badland areas characterized by rock outcroppings, steep bluffs, and grassy plains;.

The Skoutari Bay lies directly to the east and are surrounded by bluffs, rocks and treacherous landscapes.

High up on the sides of several bluffs are rare habitats called goat prairies by locals, because they are so steep it would seem only goats could graze on them.

The bluffs rise to 1,200 metres (3,900 ft) and are interspaced by heavily crevassed ice.

Route 61 at the foot of the bluffs and a county road atop them.

The calls vary in dialect between islands and the bird usually fluffs up its feathers when calling.

One year later, Walt and Bob are back in Oak Bluffs running the restaurant together, Bob and May have married and May is pregnant.

The crane jibs luffs as for a conventional crane, with the end of the jib rising and falling.

The King McCord Arnoldi (architect) designed the new Christ Church Cathedral in an English Gothic style on the bluffs on Sparks Street near Bay Street, 1872-73 The cornerstone was laid July 3, 1872 with a timecapsule containing monetary denominations and other artifacts.

Synonyms:

sailing,

Antonyms:

unfold, stand still,