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Spanish fox
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A single yarn twisted up tightly in a direction contrary to its natural lay and rubbed smooth. it makes a neat seizing, and is used for the ends of light standing rigging, and for small seizings generally.
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Fox, английский
- Any of several carnivores of the dog family, esp. those of the genus vulpes, smaller than wolves, having a pointed, slightly upturned muzzle, erect ears, and a long, bushy tail
- Черная красотка; foxy женская красота (черная в особенности) (jimi hendrix, foxy lady).
- The old english broadsword. also, a fastening formed by twisting several rope-yarns together by hand and rubbing it with hard tarred canvas; it is used for a seizing, or to weave a paunch or mat, &c. (see spanish fox.)
- A small rope of twisted yarns, normally smoothed and parceled with tarred canvas, for use as a gasket or seizing.
Fox bolt, английский
A bolt having a split end to receive a foxtail wedge; used as an anchor bolt.
Fox counting method, английский
Метод фокса (для подсчета неметаллических включений)
Fox message, английский
Контрольное сообщение; сообщение для проверки связи
Foxbench, английский
Foxe, английский
Foxe basin, английский
Foxey, английский
A defect in timber which is over-aged or has been indifferently seasoned, and gives the defective part a reddish hue. the word is very old, and meant tainted or incipient rot.
Foxhole, английский
Foxiness, английский
Красно-бурый цвет
Foxing, английский
Foxtail, английский
Клин для расклинивания концов двойного шипа или вилочного болта
Foxtail saw, английский
Foxtail wedge. nosing, nose the prominent, usually rounded, horizontal edge which extends beyond an upright face below; as the projection of a tread beyond a riser. notching no-slump concrete freshly-mixed concrete with a slump of less than 1?4 inch (6 mm, английский
Foxtrot, английский
Nato phonetic notation for the letter “f.”
Foxtrot, английский
Foxy timber, английский
Timber having a reddish cast indicating the onset of decay. foyer 1. an entranceway or transitional space from the exterior to the interior of a building. 2. the area between the outer lobby and an auditorium. 3. the lobby itself. fprf on drawings, abbr. for fireproof.
Spanish, английский
Spanish air force, английский
Ввс испании
Spanish armada, английский
A fleet of ships sent in 1588 by philip ii, the spanish king, to invade england and restore roman catholicism.
Spanish bowline, английский
A knot with two loops into which a person can put their legs to be swayed between two ships or hauled up a mast.
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Spanish main, английский
[1] properly, the north-east coast of south america between the orinoco river and panama, plus adjacent caribbean islands (main is an abbreviation of mainland). [2] often (incorrectly) the caribbean sea.
Spanish burton, английский
A burton with two single blocks in series.
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