French Meaning of bilge
cale
Other French words related to cale
- blabla
- couchette
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- bêtise
- noix
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- sottise, baliverne
- absurdité
- Compote de pommes
- balivernes
- absurdité
- blarney
- blabla
- bavard
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- balivernes
- baliverne
- taureau
- Buncombe
- Foutaises
- balivernes
- Crapule
- folie
- pichet
- balivernes
- violon
- bêtises
- flanelle
- foutaises
- folie
- fudge
- foutaise
- Foutaises
- charlatanisme
- sornette
- Humbug
- Folie
- Folie
- Foutaises
- balivernes
- connerie
- foutaises
- punk
- pourrir
- gadoue
- Bobards
- Sottise
- Foutaises
- baliverne
- pacotille
- haricots
- blablabla
- merde
- Sornettes
- bêtises
- Foutaises
- Hockey sur glace
- âneries
- nerts
- absurdité
- fatuité
- gaz
- grec
- abracadabra
- Guindé
- hoodoo
- Air chaud
- imbécillité
- inanité
- folie
- Singe
- clair de lune
- Embrouillamini
- balivernes
- absurdité
- bêtise
- inanité
- Excentricité
Nearest Words of bilge
Definitions and Meaning of bilge in English
bilge (n)
water accumulated in the bilge of a ship
where the sides of the vessel curve in to form the bottom
bilge (v)
cause to leak
take in water at the bilge
bilge (n.)
The protuberant part of a cask, which is usually in the middle.
That part of a ship's hull or bottom which is broadest and most nearly flat, and on which she would rest if aground.
water.
bilge (v. i.)
To suffer a fracture in the bilge; to spring a leak by a fracture in the bilge.
To bulge.
bilge (v. t.)
To fracture the bilge of, or stave in the bottom of (a ship or other vessel).
To cause to bulge.
FAQs About the word bilge
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bilestone => pierre à aiguiser, bilection => Ictère, bile salt => Sels biliaires, bile duct => canal biliaire, bile acid => Acides biliaires,