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Definition of wale
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wale is as below...
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..
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Whelk
::
Whelk (n.) A
stripe
or mark; a
ridge;
a wale.
Marchman
::
Marchman
(n.) A
person
living
in the
marches
between
England
and
Scotland
or
Wales.
Setewale
::
Setewale
(n.) See
Cetewale.
Eisteddfod
::
Eisteddfod
(n.) Am
assembly
or
session
of the Welsh
bards;
an
annual
congress
of
bards,
minstrels
and
literati
of
Wales,
-- being a
patriotic
revival
of the old
custom..
Wheal
::
Wheal (n.) A more or less
elongated
mark
raised
by a
stroke;
also, a
similar
mark made by any
cause;
a weal; a
wale..
Wale
::
Wale (n.) A ridge or
streak
rising
above the
surface,
as of
cloth;
hence,
the
texture
of
cloth..
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..
Principality
::
Principality
(n.) The
territory
or
jurisdiction
of a
prince;
or the
country
which gives title to a
prince;
as, the
principality
of
Wales..
Pibcorn
::
Pibcorn
(n.) A wind
instrument
or pipe, with a horn at each end, -- used in
Wales..
Welsh
::
Welsh (n.) The
natives
or
inhabitants
of
Wales.
Sheer
::
Sheer (n.) The
longitudinal
upward
curvature
of the deck,
gunwale,
and lines of a
vessel,
as when
viewed
from the
side..
Kibble
::
Kibble
(n.) A large iron
bucket
used in
Cornwall
and Wales for
raising
ore out of
mines.
Driftpiece
::
Driftpiece
(n.) An
upright
or
curved
piece of
timber
connecting
the plank sheer with the
gunwale;
also, a
scroll
terminating
a
rail..
Tudor
::
Tudor (a.) Of or
pertaining
to a royal line of
England,
descended
from Owen Tudor of
Wales,
who
married
the
widowed
queen of Henry V. The first
reigning
Tudor was Henry VII.; the last,
Elizabeth..
Bluepoll
::
Bluepoll
(n.) A kind of
salmon
(Salmo
Cambricus)
found in
Wales.
Damsel
::
Damsel
(n.) A young
person,
either
male or
female,
of noble or
gentle
extraction;
as,
Damsel
Pepin;
Damsel
Richard,
Prince
of
Wales..
Dwale
::
Dwale (a.) A
sleeping
potion;
an
opiate.
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..
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..
Cambria
::
Cambria
(n.) The
ancient
Latin name of
Wales.
It is used by
modern
poets.
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