sailcloth

IPA: sˈeɪɫkɫɔθ

noun

  • A strong, durable fabric suitable for making sails for ships or boats.
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Examples of "sailcloth" in Sentences

  • Their wings cut the air with the heavy slap of sailcloth snapping in the wind.
  • Her gnarled fingers plunged a needle in and out of a large piece of thick sailcloth.
  • Since we cannot wash Towels, we have lined his Cot with sailcloth which is now Black with Blood.
  • Flaming sections bubbled and sizzled into the depths, and blazing sailcloth fluttered into the waves.
  • In the plane, she saw the blue sailcloth tacked down over something beside her, but didn't have much curiosity about it.
  • We made little houses from reams of sailcloth and we took turns keeping the fire lest wild animals should want to desecrate the body.
  • Crew, this cover is handmade in San Francisco out of sailcloth and linen using traditional bookbinding methods and has a contrasting spine to emulate the look of a proper hardcover.

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