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fothering (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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fothering Sentence Examples
- The crew desperately applied fothering to seal the gaping hole in the ship's hull.
- The ancient mariner utilized fothering as a temporary measure to prevent the ingress of water.
- The fothering material was a mixture of tar, sawdust, and horsehair, forming a pliable and absorbent barrier.
- The fothering process involved stuffing the material into the damaged area, creating a plug to stem the flow of water.
- Despite the frantic fothering efforts, the sabotaged ship continued to take on more water.
- The fothering materials proved to be ineffective, as the high pressure of the seawater overwhelmed their absorbency.
- The skilled seamen employed fothering to repair a leak in the submarine's hull during an underwater mission.
- Emergency fothering kits were distributed to the passengers in case of an unforeseen breach of the aircraft's fuselage.
- The fothering technique has been employed for centuries to control leaks in boats, ships, and submarines.
- The captain ordered the immediate fothering of the damaged cargo hold to prevent the loss of valuable goods.
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The crew desperately applied fothering to seal the gaping hole in the ship's hull.
The ancient mariner utilized fothering as a temporary measure to prevent the ingress of water.
The fothering material was a mixture of tar, sawdust, and horsehair, forming a pliable and absorbent barrier.
The fothering process involved stuffing the material into the damaged area, creating a plug to stem the flow of water.
