Windlassed example sentences
Related (12): winch, hoist, crank, haul, raise, lower, heave, lift, pull, tug, anchor, moor.
wind·lass
noun
windlasses (plural noun)
- a type of winch used especially on ships to hoist anchors and haul on mooring lines and, especially formerly, to lower buckets into and hoist them up from wells.
- haul or lift (something) with a windlass.
Synonyms
pulley, hoist, crane, winch, davit, sheave"Windlassed" Example Sentences
1. She windlassed the anchor up from the murky depths.2. The boat windlassed its anchor out of the water.
3. He windlassed the anchor to the bow of the boat.
4. The captain windlassed the anchor from the sea floor.
5. The sailor windlassed the anchor to the boat's bow.
6. The crew windlassed the anchor out of the harbor.
7. The anchor was windlassed to the boat's stern.
8. The anchor was windlassed up from the sea floor.
9. The anchor was windlassed to the boat's bow.
10. The anchor was windlassed out of the water.
11. She windlassed the anchor to the boat's stern.
12. He windlassed the anchor to the boat's deck.
13. The anchor was windlassed up from the bottom.
14. The anchor was windlassed to the boat's rail.
15. The anchor was windlassed out of the harbor.
16. The sailor windlassed the anchor to the boat.
17. She windlassed the anchor from the sea floor.
18. The anchor was windlassed to the boat's hull.
19. He windlassed the anchor from the murky depths.
20. The crew windlassed the anchor to the bow.
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