English to Yoruba Meaning of hay fever - iba

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Definitions of hay fever in English

Noun(1) the hole that an anchor rope passes through

Examples of hay fever in English

(1) An anchor line is fed through the hawsepipe .(2) With this design, water passing up the hawsepipe went to the main deck, rather than below deck.(3) When the cleat tried to go through the hawsepipe , it jammed and ripped a section of the hull completely off the boat.(4) The anchor is now stored touching the hull in three places and seated in the top of the hawsepipe .(5) Examining the port side, the anchor chain can be seen to hang down from the hawsepipe a foot or so and then abruptly end without an anchor.(6) A glaring omission, though, is the lack of a hawsepipe or hawsehole.(7) I removed all of the hawsepipes , stainless steel fittings and rod holders to polish them.(8) The anchor chains rumbled through hawsepipes .(9) I added anchors and hawsepipes to the front of the ship.

(1) pipe ::

pipe

(2) hawse ::

hawse

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