Aún no tenemos significados para "clew up".
1The first thing we did was to clew up the three top-gallant-sails.
2They ought to clew up everything, and she might be got off.
3We must clew up the topsails while the men can get upon the yards.
4Let the riptyles clew up the corners of their mouths to their eyebrows, now!
5Then it was ''haul down'' and '' clew up'' royals, flying-jib, and studding-sails, all at once.
6The order was given to clew up the courses and take a reef in the topsails.
7Let run and clew up, forward and aft.
8This occasioned as to clew up all our sails, and presently after six water-spouts were seen.
9Quickly, then, I ordered the watch as it rushed aft, to clew up the mainsail;-butalas!
10What was their astonishment, at length, to see her clew up her sails and heave to!
11This turned out to be Leonard Lewis, the young man who had helped me to clew up the fore-topsail.
13In the darkness we could hear the work aloft going on as yards were run down, sheets let go, and sails clew up and gasketed.
14Not a moment was to be lost, so I gave orders to clew up all our canvas and to let go the best bow anchor.
15Mind, I don't say the English aren't handy in a ship and that they wouldn't clew up a topsail clean at the edge of hell.
16The captain immediately ordered the sails to be clewed up and handed.
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