ahull
/əˈhʌl/Nautical
adverb
Of a ship: so as to float or drift solely with the force of the wind or current on the hull, i.e. with the sails furled or the engines turned off. Chiefly with lie.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Ellis (fl. 1578). From a + hull.
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