Noun:

கப்பலாக உபயோகப்படுத்த முடியாத பெரும் பழங் கப்பல்,

hulk's Usage Examples:

It might be possible to identify the barge hulk being broken up in this picture of Garrett's Barge Breakers.

hulk hogan mug with one of these.

Many hundreds were either sent to Cayenne or imprisoned in the hulks of Re and Oleron.

The first, a hulking specimen (Schwarzenegger) walked up to a group of bikers and kills one for his clothes.

In 1857, the dreadnought was replaced with a larger hulk, HMS Caledonia (renamed Dreadnought) which had formerly held 120 guns.

rusting hulk of an abandoned Russian trawler.

It's hard to imagine how the story would have had to change to account for such a different type; one feature of the Frankenstein monster myth is his hulking size.

The action ranges from rural Essex to London's prisons and convict hulks; from the wilds of British Columbia to the Australian goldfields.

Ever since, the odds of anyone successfully rehabilitating this incredible hulk have been the longest in the development business.

Charging straight for them at a slow speed was the massive hulk of a Behemoth.

hulk moored in the Thames, roughly opposite Billingsgate, for 40 years.

Further along the coast, a small wooden boat battled the waves, dwarfed against the rusting hulk of an abandoned Russian trawler.

Light boats sail swift, tho greater hulks draw deep.

Synonyms:

loom, lift, predominate, tower, rise, rear,

Antonyms:

sit down, set, wane, decrease, descent,