Adjective:

ਖੋਖਲਾ, ਚੇਤਲ, ਫਲੋਟਿੰਗ, ਸਿਖਰ 'ਤੇ,

shallops's Usage Examples:

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

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

skiffs, punts, shallops, cutters, and wherries.

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

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.

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

These included shallops, luxury transport for the upper class, rowed by up to eight liveried servants.

By 1622, the island was home to 13 year-round fishermen, with 2 shallops in the winter and up to 30 sailing ships fishing the waters in the spring.

late 1740s, Baie de L’Indienne (Indian Bay) harboured small boats called shallops which carried coal from the mine at Table Head (part of modern-day Glace.

Sloops " shallops Barre, Mass.

took 1,200 prisoners, and boasted the destruction of 40 cannon, 2,000 shallops, and pillaged 2,600 livres in cash.

" With the ship lost, Edge ordered the ship"s boat and their four shallops made ready for sea.