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Definition of haul
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Haul (v. t.) To
transport
by
drawing,
as with
horses
or oxen; as, to haul logs to a
sawmill..
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Downhaul
::
Downhaul
(n.) A rope to haul down, or to
assist
in
hauling
down, a sail; as, a
staysail
downhaul;
a
trysail
downhaul..
Closehauled
::
Closehauled
(a.) Under way and
moving
as
nearly
as
possible
toward
the
direction
from which the wind
blows;
-- said of a
sailing
vessel.
Haulm
::
Haulm (n.) A part of a
harness;
a hame.
Janker
::
"Janker
(n.) A long pole on two
wheels,
used in
hauling
logs..
Reaumur
::
Reaumur
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to Rene
Antoine
Ferchault
de
Reaumur;
conformed
to the scale
adopted
by
Reaumur
in
graduating
the
thermometer
he
invented.
Keelrake
::
Keelrake
(v. t.) Same as
Keelhaul.
Forereach
::
Forereach
(v. t.) To
advance
or gain upon; -- said of a
vessel
that gains upon
another
when
sailing
closehauled.
Bowline
::
Bowline
(n.) A rope
fastened
near the
middle
of the leech or
perpendicular
edge of the
square
sails,
by
subordinate
ropes,
called
bridles,
and used to keep the
weather
edge of the sail tight
forward,
when the ship is
closehauled..
Lug
::
Lug (v. i.) To pull with
force;
to haul; to drag
along;
to carry with
difficulty,
as
something
heavy or
cumbersome..
Bowse
::
Bowse (v. i.) To pull or haul; as, to bowse upon a tack; to bowse away, i. e., to pull all
together..
Keelhauling
::
Keelhauling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Keelhau.
Overhaul
::
Overhaul
(v. t.) To gain upon in a
chase;
to
overtake.
Trice
::
Trice (v. t.) To haul and tie up by means of a rope.
Outhaul
::
Outhaul
(n.) A rope used for
hauling
out a sail upon a spar; --
opposite
of
inhaul.
Kedge
::
Kedge (n.) To move (a
vessel)
by
carrying
out a kedge in a boat,
dropping
it
overboard,
and
hauling
the
vessel
up to it..
Haulse
::
Haulse
(v.) See
Halse.
Hault
::
Hault (a.)
Lofty;
haughty.
Take
::
Take (n.) That which is
taken;
especially,
the
quantity
of fish
captured
at one haul or
catch..
Hauled
::
Hauled
(imp. & p. p.) of Hau.
Chauldron
::
Chauldron
(n.) See
Chawdron.
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