luffer Antonyms
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Meaning of luffer
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luffer (n.)
See Louver.
luffer Sentence Examples
- The luffer of the sail extended high into the sky, capturing the wind's power.
- Sailors expertly adjusted the luffer to optimize the boat's performance.
- The luffer groaned under the strain of the gale, threatening to tear.
- The crew replaced the worn-out luffer with a new one, ensuring optimal sail efficiency.
- The luffer's taut surface reflected the glare of the sun, creating a blinding shimmer.
- The luffer's measurements were meticulously checked to comply with racing regulations.
- The yacht's sleek luffer sliced through the water with precision.
- The luffer's shape and design played a crucial role in determining the boat's overall speed.
- Sailors engaged in a tense standoff, their luffers locked together in a close tack.
- The luffer's intricate stitching showcased the skill and craftsmanship of sailmakers.
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The luffer of the sail extended high into the sky, capturing the wind's power.
Sailors expertly adjusted the luffer to optimize the boat's performance.
The luffer groaned under the strain of the gale, threatening to tear.
The crew replaced the worn-out luffer with a new one, ensuring optimal sail efficiency.
