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n.
1) to hoist, raise the ~s; to make ~
2) to let out the ~s
3) to furl, take in a ~; to reduce; slacken ~
4) to trim ('adjust') the ~s
5) to lower, strike the ~s
6) ( misc. ) to set ~ for ('to leave for by ship, boat'); to make ~ ('to set out on a voyage')
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v.
1) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ along (to ~ along the coast)
2) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ around, round (to ~ around the world)
3) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ down (to ~ down a river)
4) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ for (to ~ for Europe)
5) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ from; to (to ~ from New York to Liverpool)
6) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ into (the ship ~ed into port)
7) ( colloq. ) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ into ('to attack') (the opposing candidates ~ed into each other)
8) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ through (to ~ through the straits)
9) ( colloq. ) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ through ('to cope with easily') (she just ~ed through her finals)
10) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ up (to ~ up the river)