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Ratchet part
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pawl
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Word definitions for pawl in dictionaries
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Pawl \Pawl\, v. t. To stop with a pawl; to drop the pawls off. To pawl the capstan . See under Capstan .
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Pawl was a racing car constructor, who competed in three rounds of the FIA World Championship - the , and Indy 500 .
WordNet
Word definitions in WordNet
n. a hinged catch that fits into a notch of a ratchet to move a wheel forward or prevent it from moving backward [syn: detent , click , dog ]
Usage examples of pawl.
When they had drained the last of the wine from the silver ewer, they began a hot argument over to whom it now belonged, but Pawl ended it.
Hahrteeos had been lashed, hand and foot, to the sturdy uprights of the ladder, and Pawl led the armored boy over to the blubbering captive.
Spiros and Pawl Raikuh, regaling them with gory anecdotes of the trek from the high plains.
Before she could get another shaft out, however, Pawl and Deeuee were upon her.
Milo and the chiefs reined up around Mole-Fur who sat beside the still unconscious Beti and snarled at the whimpering Pawl, straining to pull his leg from under his feebly twitching, almost-dead horse.
Raising her head, she bared her teeth and rippled a low snarl at Pawl, who shuddered and moaned.
Chief Hwahltuh Sanderz, who rode at his right, could mindspeak, Captain Pawl Raikuh, on his left, could not.
I, Pawl Raikuh, will be both pleased and honored to be able to number a fine, gutsy man such as you amongst my officers, Geros.
Only when the last of them was resting far down the hillock would he allow himself to be lowered from his place, leaving Pawl Raikuh to see to the dead Freefighters and bundles of loot.
With them had come two Ahrmehnee women, to whom Captain Pawl Raikuh owed his life.
Last night, Sir Geros Lahvoheetos and Pawl Raikuh rode southwest, along with fourscore Freefighters of the old Morguhn Troop, twice that number of warriors of the Soormehlyuhn Tribe and thirty-four of the Moon Maidens who rode north with me.
The pike regiment and the heavy lancers still were there, but most of the original contingent of Horse-clansmen had followed Chief Pawl Vawn of Vawn, their leader, back to Kehnooryos Ehlahs, feeling like him that five and more years separated from wives and families was enough and more than enough.
Therefore, for all that their people were no longer free-roaming nomad-herders and had not been for almost three full generations, still were all in this force proven, blooded warriors, just as had been the force led by Chief Pawl Vawn of Vawn.
This had left Captain Chief Pawl of Vawn as senior officer of the expeditionary force.
Captain Chief Pawl Vawn of Vawn had succeeded in his aims, returned from his mountain mission with presents and a dozen warrior-guides out of the Maginiz Tribe.