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hull

[huhl] / hʌl /


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The vessel was now surrounded on all sides by small islands of ice capable of puncturing the hull.

From The Wall Street Journal

But after months of tweaking the chemistry, it took just four days for the first hull to roll off the printer at the new factory that Mr Logtenberg and his colleagues run.

From BBC

Raindancer’s hull was reinforced to withstand an impact with something as large and heavy as a cargo container.

From New York Times

“There were burned-out hulls of cars, there were murders in there. We kept saying: ‘When do you stop this?’”

From Seattle Times

The team found that the contaminants in the sediment, including lead and TBT — an endocrine disrupter used to protect ship hulls — accounted for most of the toxicity.

From Scientific American