Shoaling - Law Dictionary Search Results

Shoal

a crowd a throng said especially of fish as a shoal of bass

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the position of something beneath the water as an anchor shoal rock etc

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One who watches shoals of fish a balker See Balker

at the masthead a brilliant light and moored off a shoal or place of dangerous navigation where a permanent lighthouse would

A shoal a multitude as a school of fish

or map on which the lines of the shore islands shoals harbors etc are delineated

Not deep having little depth shoal

other vessel by being cast ashore or driven against rocks shoals etc by the violence of the winds and waves

Full of shoals or shallow places

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