Associations to the word «Becalmed»
Noun
- Sail
- Breeze
- Dominica
- Artemis
- Schooner
- Equator
- Wind
- Fathom
- Voyage
- Trough
- Ship
- Brig
- Lying
- Vessel
- Latitude
- Afternoon
- Whale
- Yacht
- Fog
- Sea
- Boat
- Shore
- Sweep
- Tide
- Canoe
- Frigate
- Strait
- Anchor
- Gale
- Troy
- Coast
- Cape
- Sailor
- Horizon
- Sacrifice
- Mile
- Storm
- Ocean
- Bay
- Sight
- Crew
- Rear
- Island
- Bow
- Hell
- Goddess
- Larry
- Interval
- Fleet
- Water
- Hull
- Cloud
- Wave
- Morning
- Harbor
- Gun
- Lack
- Day
- Lie
- Heat
- Passing
- Sun
- Sky
- While
- Breath
- Moon
- Provision
- Being
- Captain
Adjective
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Wiktionary
BECALMED, adjective. (nautical) (of a sailing ship) unable to move due to lack of wind
BECALMED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of becalm
Dictionary definition
BECALMED, adjective. Rendered motionless for lack of wind.
Wise words
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