hull|hulls in English

noun

[hʌl]

body of a ship; shell, outer covering (of a seed, fruit, etc.)

Use "hull|hulls" in a sentence

1. Rice Hulls Strengthen Concrete

2. Cored hulls are much more expensive to produce

3. Convex Hull

4. Catamaran definition is - a vessel (such as a sailboat) with twin hulls and usually a deck or superstructure connecting the hulls.

5. Cottonseed hulls are often used as mulch in landscaping

6. Common cotton Byproducts include cottonseed meal (CSM), cottonseed hulls, …

7. The oil well industry uses Cottonseed hulls in their drilling mud.

8. Hull has been compromised.

9. Existing single-hull vessels can also be rebuilt to have a double hull.

10. Convex hull point characterization

11. Kocour Hull Cell Anodes Kocour Anodes for Hull Cell tests are of high quality

12. The Equipment Rules of Sailing definition of hull excludes hull spars, therefore Bowsprits, whether fixed or retractable, are not part of the hull

13. Method for manufacturing a rice hull board, and rice hull board manufactured by same

14. Major hull damage, Captain.

15. For ED, Distillers grain was the highest, then Malt hull, Quercus charcoal, Lupine hull and Coffee hull, but Ganodermn lucidum waste was the lowest.

16. The Bellyaches, Kingston upon Hull

17. Solid iron hull, no alloys.

18. The family was of some eminence in Hull and especially in the Hull Trinity House.

19. The Bellyaches, Kingston upon Hull

20. But the hull is compromised!

21. Buckwheat hulls, or sobakawa (also called sobagara), are used to fill pillows.

22. Oakum was used for the Caulking of the hulls of wooden ships.

23. They can blow six feet wide holes in the hulls of ships.

24. The oak hull was seriously damaged.

25. He fell backwards, already rolling as he struck the trampoline between the hulls.