Greek Meaning of scuttles
φινιστρίνια
Other Greek words related to φινιστρίνια
- μύγες
- βιάζεται
- βουητό
- κυνηγάει
- οδήγησης
- πηδά
- Φυλές
- τρέχει
- Βούρλα
- ταχύτητες
- ταξίδια
- τροτέ
- φερμουάρ
- Βαρέλια
- μπολ
- Βελάκια
- βήματα
- δάκρυα
- ζώνες
- Εκρήξεις
- φλόγες
- χτυπήματα
- Μπουλόνια
- αεράκια
- δέματα
- Τουντούρια
- γέρνει
- μαθήματα
- παύλες
- βιάζεται
- καμπούρες
- φασαρία
- αεριωθούμενα
- _
- γούνες
- σκισίματα
- πύραυλοι
- βλαστοί
- δίνες
- Αφρόχτυποι
- επιταχύνει
- επιταχύνει
- σκαθάρια
- σπινθηρίζει
- Συνονειλυσμένο σύννεφο
- συμπλοκές
- βγαίνει
- ραβδώσεις
- μεγαλοφυΐες
Nearest Words of scuttles
Definitions and Meaning of scuttles in English
scuttles
destroy, wreck, a quick shuffling pace, scurry, a small opening or hatchway in the deck of a ship large enough to admit a person and with a lid for covering it, a small opening in a wall or roof furnished with a lid, scrap sense 2, to put an end to by a deliberate act, its lid, a metal pail that usually has a bail and a sloped lip and is used especially for carrying coal, a metal pail for carrying coal, a small hole in the side or bottom of a ship fitted with a covering or glazed, a shallow open basket for carrying something (such as grain or garden produce), to sink by cutting holes through the bottom or sides, to sink or attempt to sink by making holes through the bottom, a covering that closes a scuttle, a quick scuffing pace, a short swift run, to cut a hole through the bottom, deck, or side of (a ship), a small opening (as in the deck of a ship or the roof of a house) with a lid or cover
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φινιστρίνια
destroy, wreck, a quick shuffling pace, scurry, a small opening or hatchway in the deck of a ship large enough to admit a person and with a lid for covering it,
μύγες,βιάζεται,βουητό,κυνηγάει,οδήγησης,πηδά,Φυλές,τρέχει,Βούρλα,ταχύτητες
ερπετά,Σέρνεται,σύρει,Κρέμεται (γύρω ή έξω),Υστερεί,παραμένει,τριγυρνάω,χτυπάει,περπατά,αναβάλλει
scurrilousness => χυδαιότητα, scurrilities => χυδαιότητες, scurril => χυδαίος, scurried => έσπευσε, scunnered => απογοητευμένος,