neaf (Meaning)
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neaf (n.)
See 2d Neif.
The fist.
Synonyms & Antonyms of neaf
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
neaf Sentence Examples
- The neaf of the ship creaked and groaned as it sailed through the stormy seas.
- The fisherman cast his neaf into the water, hoping to catch a salmon.
- The neaf was made of sturdy rope and could withstand even the strongest currents.
- The neaf hung heavily in the water, dragging along the bottom.
- The neaf was tangled around a rock, making it difficult to retrieve.
- The neaf slipped through the fisherman's hands, sending the bait into the ocean.
- The neaf was an essential tool for the fisherman, allowing him to earn his livelihood.
- The neaf was a lifeline for the ship, connecting it to the anchor.
- The neaf was a symbol of strength and resilience, enduring the harsh conditions of the sea.
- The neaf was a testament to the skill and ingenuity of the fisherman.
FAQs About the word neaf
See 2d Neif., The fist.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The neaf of the ship creaked and groaned as it sailed through the stormy seas.
The fisherman cast his neaf into the water, hoping to catch a salmon.
The neaf was made of sturdy rope and could withstand even the strongest currents.
The neaf hung heavily in the water, dragging along the bottom.
