mill-doll
/ˈmɪldɒl/Whaling. Now historical
verb
[no object] To force a passage through ice by means of a ram.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Scoresby (1789–1857), Arctic scientist and Church of England clergyman. From to mill doll.
- geomagnetist
- geomance
- geomancer
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- geomantic
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- geometer moth
- geometral
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- geometrical isomer
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- geometrically
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- geometrically proportioned