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K KAICLING or KECLING to KELSON KAICLING or KECLING KEDGE KEEL Upon an even KEEL KEEL-HAULING To KEEP To KEEP the luff To KEEP off Boat-KEEPER KELSON KETCH to KNOT Search Contact us |
To KEEP the luffTo KEEP the luff, to continue close to the wind, i.e. sailing with a course inclined to the direction of the wind, as much as possible, without deviating to leeward. This is also called, keeping the wind. See CLOSE-HAULED,
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