outhaul (Meaning)
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outhaul (n.)
A rope used for hauling out a sail upon a spar; -- opposite of inhaul.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outhaul
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outhaul Sentence Examples
- The outhaul controls the angle of the boom and the shape of the sail.
- When tightening the outhaul, the sail becomes flatter, reducing power.
- To increase power, the outhaul should be released, allowing the sail to become fuller.
- The outhaul should be trimmed to the conditions, such as wind speed and sail size.
- Modern outhauls often use a cleat system for easy adjustment.
- The outhaul line should be strong and slippery for efficient operation.
- A damaged outhaul can compromise the sail's performance.
- The outhaul should be inspected regularly for wear and tear.
- Sailors should consult the boat's manual for specific outhaul adjustment guidelines.
- The outhaul is a crucial control system for optimizing a sailboat's sailing performance.
FAQs About the word outhaul
A rope used for hauling out a sail upon a spar; -- opposite of inhaul.
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The outhaul controls the angle of the boom and the shape of the sail.
When tightening the outhaul, the sail becomes flatter, reducing power.
To increase power, the outhaul should be released, allowing the sail to become fuller.
The outhaul should be trimmed to the conditions, such as wind speed and sail size.
