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becalmed in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Becalmed may
refer to: En rade or
Becalmed, an 1887
novel by Joris-Karl
Huysmans "
Becalmed", a song...
- it was a
mechanical problem due to the
pressure of Venus's atmosphere. "
Becalmed in ****" was
nominated for the 1965
Nebula Award for best
short story....
- canvas, Tate
Britain Dort or Dordrecht: The Dort packet-boat from
Rotterdam becalmed, 1818, oil on canvas, Yale
Center for
British Art The
Field of Waterloo...
- a
human sacrifice to
appease the
wrath of the
goddess Artemis, who had
becalmed the
Achaean fleet at
Aulis at the
beginning of the
Trojan War. In Homer's...
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India in September.
Early on the
morning of
September 8, as the
ships laid
becalmed near
Dabul the sea
began to boil and the
vessels pitched and
rocked violently...
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vertical wind shear.[citation needed] In the Age of Sail, to find
oneself becalmed in this
region in a hot and
muggy climate could mean
death when wind was...
- Endor****ts". The New York Times. Shales, Tom (26
March 2001). "'South Pacific':
Becalmed but Benign". The
Washington Post. Holston, Kim R.; Winchester, Tom (2018)...
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skirting the so-called
horse latitudes of the mid-Atlantic, he
risked being becalmed and
running into a
tropical cyclone, both of
which he
avoided by chance...
- "Sombre Reptiles" 2:26 9. "Little Fishes" 1:30 10. "Golden Hours" 4:01 11. "
Becalmed" 3:56 12. "Zawinul/Lava" 3:00 13. "Everything
Merges with the Night" 3:59...
-
sailing vessel,
either by the
proximity of land or by
another vessel.
becalmed Unable to move due to a lack of wind, said of a
sailing vessel; resigned...