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keel English

Meaning keel meaning

What does keel mean?

keel

— noun the median ridge on the breastbone of birds that fly — noun one of the main longitudinal beams (or plates) of the hull of a vessel; can extend vertically into the water to provide lateral stability — noun a projection or ridge that suggests a keel — verb (= stagger) walk as if unable to control one's movements The drunken man staggered into the room

Synonyms keel synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as keel?

keel English » English

careen swag stagger reel lurch capsize sway upset turn over turn inside out totter topple tip over tilt teeter stumble stocks slope slipcover slant ship overturn oscillate keel of a boat invert incline flounder edge carina bottom bilge keel base

Keel English » English

Carina

Topics keel topics

What do people use keel to talk about?
Person Life

Die
Physical actions Move Move in a direction Move down

Fall
States Quality Shape

Horizontal

Conjugation keel conjugation

How do you conjugate keel?

keel · verb

Examples keel examples

How do I use keel in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

He's liable to keel over from the shock.
What are you trying to do, keel over?
William Lester Keel.
Leaking a little, but on even keel, Captain.
Bring her up to 55 feet, keel depth.
Plane up to 45 feet, keel depth.
A tour is from the keel to the foretop.
When they hit the reef, it blew the keel wide open.
The poor fellow, the blood rushed out of his face. and I thought he'd keel over in the horse trough.
But lately I've been thinking that I might just keel over and die.
I'm sure he's come off our keel and scooted in the opposite direction.
Steady keel.
You gotta keel over some time.
I feel the thrill of life along the keel.
He's liable to keel over from shock.
She seems to feel a little saw across her keel.
We haven't enough fuel to hold the keel down.
Keel, stand ready.
Keeps the world on an even keel.
Never! Down in the horse latitudes, on a dull day, I might have keel-hauled a wife or two, or else walked one off the end of a plank, yes.
It goes straight through the keel.
These charges can damage the keel!
A fat lady is gonna cross my path, keel over and crush me to death.
E-76. Is that above or below the keel?
Keel over, young one!
Listen, I'm not telling you your business because you're the expert, but this keel seems a little shaky.
Tempests themselves, high seas and howling winds the guttered rocks and congregated sands traitors ensteeped to clog the guiltless keel as having sense of beauty do omit their mortal natures letting go safely by the divine Desdemona.
There's enough rocks to snare a prow or rip open a keel.
Hull sensors report damage to keel section.
The keel section?
God threw a shovelful of sand beneath our keel.
He might keel over.
I don't want you to clog up your arteries and keel over at the table.
It's right under our keel.
I received a complaint from Chairman Keel about the delay.

News and current affairs

Global financial markets require a global central bank or some other international financial institutions to keep financial markets on an even keel.
But improved surveillance is essential to ensure that the global economy remains on an even keel.
Regrettably, it is far from clear that it has changed its thinking and models, which failed to maintain the economy on an even keel before - and are certain to fail again.
These innovations have helped keep the US-China economic relationship on an even keel, even in times of tension.

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