What does untrice mean?
Untrice means (transitive, nautical) To release something previously triced, i.e., hoisted and tied up..
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(transitive, nautical) To release something previously triced, i.e., hoisted and tied up..
Then ordering the boy of the mess to untrice his hammock, and staggering towards it, after several attempts he succeeded in springing into it from a chest, […]
I walked forward and untriced the bowsprit dolphin-striker, to get ready for sailing.
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Untrice means (transitive, nautical) To release something previously triced, i.e., hoisted and tied up..
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Then ordering the boy of the mess to untrice his hammock, and staggering towards it, after several attempts he succeeded in springing into it from a chest, […]
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