Noun:

கப்பல்துறைமேடை,

wharf's Usage Examples:

These include a small warehouse and the wharfinger 's cottage and office.

An entrance was also formed between the new tidal basin and the steam basin of 1848, and large additions were made to the wharfage accommodation as well as to the storehouses and factories.

The aristocratic owners of these plantations dealt directly with trade, exporting on to the world market from riverside wharfs.

Other valuable timber trees of the eastern portion of the continent are the blackbutt, tallow-wood, spotted gum, red gum, mahogany, and blue gum, eucalyptus; and the turpentine (Syncarpialaurifolia), which has proved to be more resistant to the attacks of teredo than any other timber and is largely used in wharf construction in infested waters.

Our favourite walk was to Keller's Landing, an old tumbledown lumber-wharf on the Tennessee River, used during the Civil War to land soldiers.

There is good anchorage outside the Victoria basin under the lee of the breakwater, and since 1904 the foreshore east of the south pier has been reclaimed and additional wharfage provided.

Its name is kept in a wharf and a ward of the City.

wide, while on the right bank quays have been constructed with numerous wharfs and warehouses.

Modern science has converted "Steamer Point" into a seemingly impregnable position, the peninsula which the "Point" forms to the whole crater being cut off by a fortified line which runs from north to south, just to the east of the coal wharfs.

The monks from Buildwas Abbey used to load their wool fleeces onto boats at a wharf in Cressage.

of wharfage and about 10 m.

Synonyms:

levee, platform, shipside, bitt, bollard, quay, dock, wharfage, pier,

Antonyms:

progress, better, wake up, unfasten, exit,