weather-bit (Meaning)
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weather-bit (n.)
A turn of the cable about the end of the windlass, without the bits.
Synonyms & Antonyms of weather-bit
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weather-bit Sentence Examples
- The weather-bitten sailor had weathered countless storms on the high seas.
- The weather-bitten roof tiles bore witness to years of exposure to the elements.
- The mountaineer's weather-bitten cheeks hinted at his arduous expeditions.
- The ancient mariner's face was weather-bitten and etched with tales of adventure.
- The exposed rock formations were weather-bitten and worn by eons of wind and rain.
- The weathered farmer's hands were testament to a life spent toiling outdoors.
- The weather-bitten hull of the old shipwreck lay submerged in the ocean's depths.
- The wooden fence was weather-bitten and in need of repair.
- The weather-bitten exterior of the historic building gave it an aged and enigmatic charm.
- The weather-bitten statue stood tall in the town square, its weathered features a symbol of time's passage.
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A turn of the cable about the end of the windlass, without the bits.
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No antonyms found.
The weather-bitten sailor had weathered countless storms on the high seas.
The weather-bitten roof tiles bore witness to years of exposure to the elements.
The mountaineer's weather-bitten cheeks hinted at his arduous expeditions.
The ancient mariner's face was weather-bitten and etched with tales of adventure.
