carvel Definition
car·vel (kär′vəl)
noun
carvel Usage Examples
Converse of object
build: They are carvel built, mostly of pitch pine, although Clark recommended Burma teak, " if supplies and cost permit " .
Modifies a noun
- planking: The vessel is lightly built with carvel planking, all visible fastenings are treenails.
- hull: The cutting of gun ports into the main hull could only be achieved with any security in skeleton framed carvel hulls.
- building: The second distinctive feature of Southern ships was the carvel building method inherited from antiquity.
Browse dictionary entries near carvel
- ‹ carved
- ‹ carve out
- ‹ carve
- ‹ carvacrol
- ‹ Caruso, Enrico
- ‹ Caruso
- ‹ caruncle
- ‹ Carty, John Joseph
- ‹ Cartwright,John
- ‹ Cartwright
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