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Definition of wale
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Wale (n.) A
streak
or mark made on the skin by a rod or whip; a
stripe;
a
wheal.
See
Wheal.
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Weal
::
Weal (n.) The mark of a
stripe.
See Wale.
Portoise
::
Portoise
(n.) The
gunwale
of a ship.
Celt
::
Celt (n.) One of an
ancient
race of
people,
who
formerly
inhabited
a great part of
Central
and
Western
Europe,
and whose
descendants
at the
present
day
occupy
Ireland,
Wales,
the
Highlands
of
Scotland,
and the
northern
shores
of
France..
Setewale
::
Setewale
(n.) See
Cetewale.
Netting
::
Netting
(n.) A
network
of ropes used for
various
purposes,
as for
holding
the
hammocks
when not in use, also for
stowing
sails,
and for
hoisting
from the
gunwale
to the
rigging
to
hinder
an enemy from
boarding..
Lyre Bird
::
Lyre bird () Any one of two or three
species
of
Australian
birds of the genus
Menura.
The male is
remarkable
for
having
the
sixteen
tail
feathers
very long and, when
spread,
arranged
in the form of a lyre. The
common
lyre bird
(Menura
superba),
inhabiting
New South
Wales,
is about the size of a
grouse.
Its
general
color is
brown,
with
rufous
color on the
throat,
wings,
tail
coverts
and tail.
Called
also lyre
pheasant
and
lyre-tail..
Beefwood
::
Beefwood
(n.) An
Australian
tree
(Casuarina),
and its red wood, used for
cabinetwork;
also, the trees
Stenocarpus
salignus
of New South
Wales,
and
Banksia
compar
of
Queensland..
Wall
::
Wall (n.) A kind of knot often used at the end of a rope; a wall knot; a wale.
Welsh
::
Welsh (n.) The
language
of
Wales,
or of the Welsh
people..
Dwale
::
Dwale (a.) The
tincture
sable or black when
blazoned
according
to the
fantastic
system
in which
plants
are
substituted
for the
tinctures.
Cambrian
::
Cambrian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Cambria
or
Wales.
Weal
::
Weal (v. t.) To mark with
stripes.
See Wale.
March
::
March (n.) A
territorial
border
or
frontier;
a
region
adjacent
to a
boundary
line; a
confine;
-- used
chiefly
in the
plural,
and in
English
history
applied
especially
to the
border
land on the
frontiers
between
England
and
Scotland,
and
England
and
Wales..
Wale
::
Wale (n.)
Certain
sets or
strakes
of the
outside
planking
of a
vessel;
as, the main
wales,
or the
strakes
of
planking
under the port sills of the gun deck;
channel
wales,
or those along the spar deck, etc..
Harpings
::
Harpings
(n. pl.) The fore parts of the
wales,
which
encompass
the bow of a
vessel,
and are
fastened
to the
stem..
Wale
::
Wale (n.) A
streak
or mark made on the skin by a rod or whip; a
stripe;
a
wheal.
See
Wheal.
Wale
::
Wale (n.) A wale knot, or wall
knot..
Whelk
::
Whelk (n.) A
stripe
or mark; a
ridge;
a wale.
Driftpiece
::
Driftpiece
(n.) An
upright
or
curved
piece of
timber
connecting
the plank sheer with the
gunwale;
also, a
scroll
terminating
a
rail..
Coracle
::
Coracle
(n.) A boat made by
covering
a
wicker
frame with
leather
or
oilcloth.
It was used by the
ancient
Britons,
and is still used by
fisherman
in Wales and some parts of
Ireland.
Also, a
similar
boat used in
Thibet
and in
Egypt..
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