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• gunwale down — phrasal or gunwale to : tipping or sinking until the gunwale is on a level with the water …   Useful english dictionary

• gunwale to — phrasal see gunwale down …   Useful english dictionary

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• portlast — ˈpōrtˌlast noun ( s) Etymology: origin unknown : the upper edge of a gunwale : a bulwark rail called also portoise * * * portlast /pōrtˈ or pörtˈləst/ (obsolete nautical) noun Probably the gunwale (also portoise / tiz/ and wrongly portˈland) …   Useful english dictionary