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Definition of wale
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Wale (n.) A
timber
bolted
to a row of piles to
secure
them
together
and in
position.
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Damsel
::
Damsel
(n.) A young
person,
either
male or
female,
of noble or
gentle
extraction;
as,
Damsel
Pepin;
Damsel
Richard,
Prince
of
Wales..
Oarlock
::
Oarlock
(n.) The
notch,
fork, or other
device
on the
gunwale
of a boat, in which the oar rests in
rowing.
See
Rowlock..
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..
Thole
::
Thole (n.) A
wooden
or metal pin, set in the
gunwale
of a boat, to serve as a
fulcrum
for the oar in
rowing..
Sheer
::
Sheer (n.) The
longitudinal
upward
curvature
of the deck,
gunwale,
and lines of a
vessel,
as when
viewed
from the
side..
Weal
::
Weal (n.) The mark of a
stripe.
See Wale.
Swallet
::
Swale (n.) A
gutter
in a
candle.
Welsh
::
Welsh (a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Wales,
or its
inhabitants..
Dolphin
::
Dolphin
(n.) A
permanent
fender
around
a heavy boat just below the
gunwale.
Whala
::
Whala (v. t.) To lash with
stripes;
to wale; to
thrash;
to drub.
Cambrian
::
Cambrian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
lowest
subdivision
of the rocks of the
Silurian
or
Molluscan
age; --
sometimes
described
as
inferior
to the
Silurian.
It is named from its
development
in
Cambria
or
Wales.
See the
Diagram
under
Geology.
Swale
::
Swale (v. i. & t.) To melt and waste away; to
singe.
See
Sweal,
v..
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..
Gunwale
::
Gunwale
(n.) The upper edge of a
vessel's
or
boat's
side; the
uppermost
wale of a ship (not
including
the
bulwarks);
or that piece of
timber
which
reaches
on
either
side from the
quarter-deck
to the
forecastle,
being the
uppermost
bend, which
finishes
the upper works of the
hull..
Wale
::
Wale (n.) A wale knot, or wall
knot..
Harlech Group
::
Harlech
group () A minor
subdivision
at the base of the
Cambrian
system
in
Wales.
Dwale
::
Dwale (a.) The
deadly
nightshade
(Atropa
Belladonna),
having
stupefying
qualities..
Hornpipe
::
Hornpipe
(n.) An
instrument
of music
formerly
popular
in
Wales,
consisting
of a
wooden
pipe, with holes at
intervals.
It was so
called
because
the bell at the open end was
sometimes
made of
horn..
Fish-tackle
::
Fish-tackle
(n.) A
tackle
or
purchase
used to raise the
flukes
of the
anchor
up to the
gunwale.
The block used is
called
the
fish-block.
Cambria
::
Cambria
(n.) The
ancient
Latin name of
Wales.
It is used by
modern
poets.
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