alow in a sentence
adv.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 9, Grade 10
Definition
ALOW: adverb meaning low or close to the surface, often used to describe the position of sails or objects on a ship.
Crossword clues for alow
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "alow".
- Positioned near the surface of the water.
- Sails hanging gently, not raised high.
- Situated close to the ship's deck.
- Located just above the waterline.
- Set low, as in sailing terms.
Alow sentence examples
- The ancient ship sailed alow with the wind filling its sails.
- He glanced alow at the deck, making sure all was in order.
- The crew worked alow, securing the ropes tightly before the storm.
- As the sun set, the shadows danced alow the hull of the vessel.
- The captain ordered the sails trimmed alow to catch the gusts.
- They navigated alow through the narrow strait with caution.
- The boat glided alow on the calm waters, barely making a sound.
- Throughout the journey, they kept the cargo stowed alow for stability.
- The dolphins played alow, swimming alongside the boat in playful arcs.
- With the sails adjusted alow, they gained speed and raced toward the horizon.