BATTLESHIPS

Meaning of BATTLESHIPS in English

noun

see salvo I

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BATTLESHIPS — Battleships
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BATTLESHIPS — n pl AmE infml Whose battleships are these under the table — Чьи это "гавнодавы" под столом?
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BATTLESHIPS — n pl AmE infml Whose battleships are these under the table — Чьи это "гавнодавы" под столом?
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BATTLESHIPS — battleships n pl AmE infml Whose battleships are these under the table Чьи это "говнодавы" под столом?
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BATTLESHIPS — Whose battleships are these under the table — Чьи это "гавнодавы" под столом?
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BATTLESHIPS — Battleships
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PROOF BATTLESHIPS — When two sub-editors or designers mark things as a mistakes or bad style on each others' proof pages purely as …
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WHAM — I. ˈhwam, -aa(ə)m also ˈwa- noun ( -s ) Etymology: imitative 1. : the loud sound of a hard impact …
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SALVO — I. ˈsal(ˌ)vō noun ( plural salvos or salvoes ) Etymology: modification of Italian salva, from French salve, from Middle French, …
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OUTLINE — I. ˈau̇tˌlīn noun Etymology: out (III) + line 1. a. : a line that marks the outer limits of an …
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NAVY — ˈnāvē, -vi noun ( plural navies ; see sense 4 ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English navie, from Middle …
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HULKING — adjective Etymology: hulk (I) + -ing : of great size or powerful build : husky , massive a big hulking …
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ENTERING PORT — noun : a port cut down to the level of the gun deck (as in old battleships) for convenience in …
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BATTLESHIP — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: short for line-of-battle ship 1. : a warship of the largest and most heavily armed and armored …
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BATTLE LINE — noun 1. : a line along which a battle is waged 2. : battleships, cruisers, and supporting warships organized to …
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BASKET MAST — noun : an obsolete type of mast formerly used on some battleships and composed of a number of straight elements …
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APROWL — əˈ- adjective Etymology: a- (I) + prowl, v. : in a state of activity or motion : on the prowl …
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NAVY
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