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Meaning of gobline
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gobline (n.)
One of the ropes or chains serving as stays for the dolphin striker or the bowsprit; -- called also gobrope and gaubline.
gobline Sentence Examples
- The goblin cackled wickedly as he cast a spell that summoned an army of shadows.
- The group of adventurers stumbled upon a goblin camp nestled deep within the forest.
- With their pointy ears and sharp teeth, the goblins resembled grotesque caricatures of humans.
- The goblin king, his gnarled face twisted in a cruel sneer, commanded his minions to attack.
- The goblins, with their stealthy movements and razor-sharp claws, proved to be formidable opponents.
- The knight charged into the heart of the goblin horde, his sword gleaming in the fading light.
- The goblins' laughter echoed through the tunnels as they plotted their next raid.
- The wise old man warned the villagers that a goblin uprising was imminent.
- The goblin wizard, his eyes glowing an eerie green, summoned a portal to another realm.
- The goblins fearlessly attacked the castle gate, their battle cries piercing the air.
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One of the ropes or chains serving as stays for the dolphin striker or the bowsprit; -- called also gobrope and gaubline.
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The goblin cackled wickedly as he cast a spell that summoned an army of shadows.
The group of adventurers stumbled upon a goblin camp nestled deep within the forest.
With their pointy ears and sharp teeth, the goblins resembled grotesque caricatures of humans.
The goblin king, his gnarled face twisted in a cruel sneer, commanded his minions to attack.
