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dromonds
n. (plural of dromond English)
Usage examples of "dromonds".
In the deeper waters rode prizes: cogs, carracks, and dromonds won in raid or war, too big to run ashore.
There is but the one channel and your dromonds could never negotiate it .
There is but the one channel and your dromonds could never negotiate it.
Among Scholars, serious questions arise as to Predestination and the Will of God, Who notes each detail of each life in a sort of divine Ledger, allotting Fortune bad and good, to each individually, even as He raiseth the storm at sea, lendeth the Weather-gage to the dark Dromonds of Piracy, provoketh the Mohawk against the Trader's Post.