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Close-reefed - Definition of Close-reefed at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Close-reefed. Word of the Day and Crossword Puzzles. ... Use close-reefed in a Sentence...
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close-reefed: Definition and Pronunciation ... Find definitions for: ... close shave...
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138 leagues First part Little wind and hazey with rain, remainder Strong gales with hard squalls which brought us under our close reefed top sails and obliged us to strike topgallant yards. At 8 AM wore ship and stood to the Southward.
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clew up the mizen-topsail, but before this service could be done it was blown all to rags: we then brought to, with the main and fore-topsail close reefed, and upon the cap, keeping the ship’s head to the south west;
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Definition of Closereefed in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of Closereefed. Pronunciation of Closereefed. Translations of Closereefed. Closereefed synonyms, Closereefed antonyms. Information about Closereefed in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... How to thank TFD for its existence? ... Closer to you (album);
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... lying off Fort Vadsworth, sounded the star ting signal, at 11:38 o clock, and all the yachts came to the line with close-reefed sails and housed. ...
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9 strong gale Close-reefed topsails and courses. ... 10 whole gale/ storm That which she could scarcely bear with close-reefed main topsail and reefed foresail storm forces Close reefed sail running, or hove to under storm sail.
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By dusk of November 24, the wind was strong, the schooner was scudding along under close-reefed sails, and Captain Hackett was forced to rely on dead reckoning for his position as the combination of driving snow and a moonless night gave him little opportunity of sighting the Old Cut lightship or familiar landmarks ashore.
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Was two gintlemen close to our door, an' a car standin' down the boreen. And the wan o' the two was a sthranger, a stout little man, wid each square; 0' the checks on his coateen the size of our own bit o' field over there; ... I see the close-reefed vessels fly, As fast we flit along the beach, One little sandpiper and I.
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