Noun:

ଜାହାଜ ଗଠନ, ହସ୍କ ବାହ୍ୟ ଆବରଣ |,

ahull's Usage Examples:

In sailing, lying ahull is a controversial method of weathering a storm, executed by downing all sails, battening the hatches and locking the tiller to.

Fastnet race, of 300 yachts, 158 chose to adopt storm tactics; 86 "lay ahull", whereby the yacht adopts a "beam on" attitude to the wind and waves; 46.

the crew was forced to tie down the tiller and whipstaff so the ship lay ahull", keeping her bow to the wind and waves as she drifted.

allowed his boat to tend to herself (a recognised procedure known as lying ahull), had a much worse experience; his boat was rolled and lost its foremast.

tropical cyclone and low pressure system hit, and the ship drifted, lying ahull, for 5 days until the system cleared and very restricted sail was raised.

in destiny, and Hisirinwalle, a Sarahulleh-language family drama on ungratefulness.

was split in half and the crew was forced to tie down the tiller and whipstaff so the ship lay ahull", keeping her bow to the wind and waves as she drifted.