[
UK
/jˈɔːl/
]
VERB
-
emit long loud cries
howl with sorrow
wail in self-pity
NOUN
- a sailing vessel with two masts; a small mizzen is aft of the rudderpost
- a ship's small boat (usually rowed by 4 or 6 oars)
How To Use yawl In A Sentence
- Now the number of yawls has increased to twenty-five and the yawl racing competition has become a major tourist attraction on Achill island.
- On Saturday mornings throughout the month of September the ancient tradition of yawl sailing was handed down to a new generation of enthusiasts.
- Mr. Middlebrook," he continued, "is aware that I bought this yawl from a ship-broker in Hull, for a special purpose -- Ravensdene Court
- As the interest in wooden boats and yawls grows, the Baltimore Traditional Boat Festival, held at the end of May, provides an excellent showcase for the craftsmanship, beauty and line of these vessels.
- It is envisaged in addition that a number of young people will be trained by master yawl boat-builders under a traditional yawl boat-training scheme.
- His nine-knot yawl was auctioned off to lobstermen.
- Boats of various shapes and sizes were built, yachts, smaller sailing craft, yawls, lighters for transporting sand and gravel, punts, racing gigs and even speedboats in the late 1930's.
- Now you probably understand just why that old fisherman was willing to sell you his yawl. THE TREASURED ONE
- A new workflow language (YAWL) can provide direct support for the current workflow patterns. In this paper, we primarily study the YAWL and the implementations of YAWL system.
- Just as the Long Island Mackerel yawls had returned to sail again.