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brails's Usage Examples:

On a ship rig, these brails.

It is a fore and aft rig, where the mainsail is controlled by brails.

of the corselet, and then clamping the brass straps known as brailes (or brails) against the collar with wing nuts to press the rubber against the metal.

it is gathered up against its own luff and head by means of lines called brails.

the brails" is to stow the sails.

In a ship rig, brails are.

On a gaff sail, brails run from the leech to the spar to facilitate furling.

Throat brails are fitted, and used when gybing.

The mainsail was pulled tightly to the mast by brails.

taken in, somewhat like curtains, by a halliard, a downhaul and a number of brails.

that lift the sail or the yard from which it is suspended that include: brails, buntlines, lifts and leechlines.

flax must not dry out or will chafe against the rigging or against the brails when not in use.

brails's Meaning':

a small net used to draw fish into a boat

Synonyms:

roll up; furl;

Antonyms:

outgo; gross; proximate;