Hulls meaning

Cotton seed hulls constitute about half the weight of the ginned seed.

The requirements of an elongate body moving through the resistant medium of water are met by the evolution of similar entrant and exit curves, and the bodies of most swiftly moving aquatic animals evolve into forms resembling the hulls of modern sailing yachts (Bashford Dean).

It was not long, however, before the stock-feeder in the South found that cotton seed hulls were an excellent substitute for hay.

She walked down the middle of the carnage, peering into hulls of greencars.

barnacles on yacht hulls - which the paint was designed to prevent - does not happen in fresh water.