Adjective:

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letching's Usage Examples:

cock fletching) judo point (equipment) –.

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helical fletching, to introduce a stabilizing spin to the arrow while in flight.

[citation needed] As a noun, "fletching" refers collectively to the fins or vanes, each of which individually is known as a fletch.

Civil Police Yellow British Commercial In 2012, the skeleton of a carrier pigeon was found inside a home chimney in Bletchingley, Surrey, in the southeast.

The Mongols characteristically pay close attention to the minutest details; the placement of the fletchings in relation to their size, and.

large mound, its ringwork and bailey (fortification) at Bletchingley survives well and "large areas, especially within the ringwork, lie apparently undisturbed".

Some energy may also be recovered by the fletching as the projectile "fishtails" through the air.

had fletching (stabilizing fins), while the other 12 were unfinished and untipped.

Whether helical or straight fletched, when natural fletching (bird feathers).

They can be distinguished from javelins by the presence of fletching (feathers on the tail) and a shaft that is shorter and/or more flexible.

on a horse index fletching (equipment) – A differently-colored fletch that indicates proper arrow alignment (a.

A flu-flu is a design of fletching, normally made by using long sections of feathers; in most cases six or.