Adjective:

चेतल, फ्लोटिंग, च्या वर, उथळ,

shallop's Usage Examples:

she and Blitz steamed to Tönning; there, they towed several cannon-armed shallops back to Wilhelmshaven.

A chalupa (in Basque: Txalupa) is a small boat that functions as a shallop, water taxi or gondola, such as those seen at the "floating gardens" of Xochimilco.

storm sprite loosens the gusty reins ; Now the stoutest ship were the frailest shallop    In your hollow backs, on your high arched manes.

identify the area as Egmont Bay, with a mostly French fishing fleet of 30 shallops stationed there.

There was also HMS Eagle (Shallop), a 6-gun shallop sloop built in 1648 and listed until 1653.

skiffs, punts, shallops, cutters, and wherries.

a variety of watercraft over the years including Thames skiffs, punts, shallops, cutters, and wherries.

*Thomas English* hired to master a shallop but died in the winter.

over the years including Thames skiffs, punts, shallops, cutters, and wherries.

was sighted, whaleboats called chalupas (chaloupes in French, and later shallops in English) were sent out, each manned by a steersman, five oarsmen, and.

Cecilias Straits" applied to English Strait by Captain John Davis after the shallop Cecilia, tender to his ship Huron that visited the South Shetlands in 1820–22.

The colonists remained in their shallop and Nauset men came "very thick" to entreat them to come ashore, but Winslow"s.

In July, Marmaduke met with two shallops of the Mary Margaret, a ship sent by the Muscovy Company to hunt whales.