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hulling Definition


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hull1
noun
    1. The frame or body of a ship or airship.
    2. The armoured body of a tank, missile, rocket, etc.
verb
    hulled, hulling
    1. To pierce the hull of (a ship, etc).
Etymology: 14c: probably from hull2.





hull2
noun
    1. The outer covering or husk of certain fruit and seeds, especially the pods of beans and peas.
      Thesaurus: body, husk, casing, capsule, covering, peeling, pod, rind, shell.
    2. The calyx at the bottom of a strawberry, raspberry, etc.
verb
    hulled, hulling
    1. To remove from the hulls; to husk (fruit and seeds).
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon hulu husk.



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