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Definition of "half-decked" [half•-decked]

  • Partially decked. (adjective)

Gnu Collaboartive International Dictionary of English: licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

Use "half-decked" in a sentence
  • "That night, long after dark, the little, half-decked skiff sailed up the Oakland Estuary."
  • "A grinning small boy, in a small, bright-painted and half-decked skiff, sailed close in to the wall and let go his sheet to spill the wind."
  • "Sir Duncan Campbell, therefore, rather shunned the Highlands, and falling into the Low-country, made for the nearest seaport in the vicinity, where he had several half-decked galleys, or birlings, as they were called, at his command."
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