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Clarty
Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
In north-country whalers, used for wet, slippery.
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Clashy, английский
Showery weather.
Clap on, английский
- The order to lay hold of any rope, in order to haul upon it. also, to “clap on the stoppers before the bitts,” i.e. fasten the stoppers; or, “clap on the cat-fall,” i.e. lay hold of the cat-fall.—to clap a stopper over all, to stop a thing effectually; to clap on the stopper before the bitts next to the manger or hawse-hole; to order silence.—to clap in irons, to order an offender into the bilboes.—to clap on canvas, to make more sail.
- [1] to add a temporary feature, such as an extra sail. [2] command to catch hold of a rope and haul it.
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