10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PUDDENING»
Discover the use of
puddening in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
puddening and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Spars and Rigging from Nautical Routine, 1849
"puddening" is that usually practised in the navy. For the number of ends, and the
size of stuff necessary, measure the exact thickness of the ring, when ready for
puddening, (i. e. when parcelled and woolded over,) and count the strands.
John McLeod Murphy, W. N. Jeffers, 2003
2
The naval officer's guide for preparing ships for sea
When stowed in the main chains, the topsail halliards will answer, being racked
aloft. PUDDENING RINGS. The size of the rope must depend on the ring. Take
several pieces, three times the diameter of the ring, secure them to the centre of
the ...
3
The dictionary of trade, commerce and navigation
Puddening the ring of an anchor, is the act of well parcelling it with tarred canvas,
and then warping it round ; which is done thus ; a number of lengths are cut, each
three times the circumference of the ring ; they are laid on the ring and stopped ...
4
Nautical Routine and Stowage: With Short Rules in Navigation
puddening" is that usually practised in the navy. For the number of ends, and the
size of stuff necessary, measure the exact thickness of the ring, when ready for
puddening, (i. e. when parcelled and woolded over,) and count the strands.
5
Nautical Routine and Stowage with short rules in navigation
puddening" is that usually practised in the navy. For the number of ends, and the
size of stuff necessary, measure the exact thickness of the ring, when ready for
puddening, (i. e. when parcelled and woolded over,) and count the strands.'.
John McLeod MURPHY (and JEFFERS (William N.)), William N. JEFFERS, 1849
Gibberish, obscure or confused language ; unmeaning words. Guirindola, sf.
Bosom of a shirt. 'GoirhXlda, sf. 1. Garland, a wreath or open crown interwoven
with flowers. 2. (Mil.) Light-ball. 3. (Naut.) Puddening, a wreath of cordage put
around ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1849
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Neuman & Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Puddening, a wreath of cordage put around a variety of things on board of ships.
Guirnalda del anc/a, Puddening of the anchor-ring. Guirnalda de tm pn/o,
Puddening of a mast. Guirnalda de lot vergits, Puddening of the yards. Guirnaldar
, ro.
8
A New Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: ...
Puddening, a wreath of cordage put around a variety of things oa board of fhips.
Gnirnelda dit *m7j, (Naút.) Puddening of the anchor-ring. €,»•>.. •','.! ,U •(« (xt/o, (
Nant) Puddening of a mast, Gnirnalda de las wrgas, (Naút.) Puddening of the ...
9
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
Puddening, a wreath of cordage pit around a variety of things on board of ships.
Guirna/da del uncla, Puddening of the anchor-ring. Guirna/da de un fa/o,
Puddening of a mast. Guirna/da de fat tergal, Puddening of the yards. Gnimaldir,
ra.
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1837
10
A dictionary of the Spanish and English languages: wherein ...
Puddening, a wreath of cordage put around a variety of things on NmhI of ships.
Guirnalda del ancla, Puddening tif the anchor-ring. Guirnalda de un yito,
Puddening of a mast. QuirntUda de fas vergas, Puddening of the yards.
Guiraaldâr, va.
Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1854
