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Meanings of yawl in English
Usage of yawl in English
1
The other yawl and its tackle roll and creak in the gale.
2
Everybody in the yawl was eagerly looking after the form of Tier.
3
Then the men stop rowing and the yawl drifts with the current.
4
But it is incredible that any more should get in the yawl.
5
The English had the yawl, and the launch had been driven away.
6
He sprang into the yawl with the others, and seized the oars.
7
What if they don't bring the yawl down the cutoff, he thought.
8
They leaped into the yawl which was swung at the stern davits.
9
The raft was clumsy, and the yawl could make but slow headway.
10
The waves dash over his head, as they dash over the yawl.
11
Lower the yawl, we will try to make fast to a tree.
12
To remain in the yawl was to court a lingering and terrible death.
13
We preferred the freedom of our yawl and the shelter of the fog.
14
The yawl was headed into the gale and the oarsmen pulled like mad.
15
He led the way on to the deck of the yawl.
16
He sits upright in the yawl, wet, sore, and yet whole in limb.
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Yawl across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common