Definition: The act of rolling up sails in a neat and secure way, usually on a boat.

Example: The crew was busy with the furling of the sails as the storm approached.

Definition: To roll or fold something, especially a sail or flag, neatly and securely.

Example: The sailors were furling the sails as the storm approached.

Definition: A type of colored flare or signal used to warn vehicles or trains, or a device that helps in the timing mechanism of clocks by unwinding a cord or chain.

Example: The train driver saw the fusee and knew to slow down for the upcoming crossing.

Definition: The main body of an airplane that holds the crew, passengers, and cargo, and to which the wings and tail are attached.

Example: The engineers designed a new fuselage to improve the aircraft's aerodynamics.

Definition: A curved piece of wood used in the structure of a ship's frame, helping to support its shape and strength.

Example: The shipbuilder carefully selected the best futtocks to ensure the vessel's durability.

Definition: A soft cushion or seat, often used on a throne or for sitting comfortably, especially in Indian culture.

Example: The prince sat on the gaddi, adorned with intricate designs and vibrant colors.

Definition: A type of light, single-masted ship that is flat-bottomed, often used for trade, or a swift galley that was commonly found in the Mediterranean Sea.

Example: The galiot sailed smoothly across the calm waters, carrying goods to distant ports.

Definition: A big sailing ship with three masts, used mainly from the 15th to the 17th century for trade or military purposes, especially by Spain.

Example: The museum displayed a model of a galleon that sailed the seas centuries ago.

Definition: A type of boat or ship that is powered by oars and sails, often used in ancient times, or a long tray used in printing to hold type.

Example: The ancient galley sailed across the Mediterranean, powered by its rowers.

Definition: A type of small, fast ship that was used in the Mediterranean Sea, often characterized by its long and narrow shape.

Example: The galliot sailed swiftly across the Mediterranean, carrying goods from port to port.

Definition: A type of carousel or a racehorse, often used for entertainment or racing purposes.

Example: The children enjoyed riding the galloper at the amusement park.