The Year of the Hangman – Period 6
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The terms I used were Harbor,Lieutenant,General,Vessel,Scaffold,Hull,Coral,Boatawain,Gunwales, and Gale.
In the year 1700 we were sailing the seas trying to make it to the harbor in Spain. On are way there we encountered many obsticals including the vessel getting hit with a cannonball, from another ship, but Lieutenant Tikki and General Barber told the boatswain to fire back. When they did they missed meanwhile there was a hige hole near the gunwales, and water started pouring in. Next thing you know the other ship is tryin to take over our’s. When they got aborad our ship, the first thing they did was try an sabatoge the hull. When they were leaving General Barber came out knocked them out and when they woke up they were on the scaffold. After that, General Barber and Lieutenant Tikki huried all of there crew to go on there ship. They all watched their ship sink to the bottem with the coral. After that encounter they had to fight the gale winds, all through there journey. When they got to the harbor they were realived.
OTHER FORMS OF THE WORD: CORAL
CAORALBELLS
*Coralbells*, or alumroots, are perennials with ornamental green, silver and purple leaves.
CORALLINE
*Coralline* red algae are a poorly known group of marine organisms.
CORALS
Although many people mistake *corals* and anemones as plants, they are actually animals.
Information found from the following sites:
home.howstuffworks.com/define-coralbell-alumroot.htm
http://www.seasky.org/reeflife/sea2b.html
SENTENCE FROM THE BOOK:
CORAL- Great *coral* reefs and *coral* islands abound in the Red Sea.
Last Form of the word HARBOR-(I previously did two forms of the word but didnt finish the third)-
HARBORSIDE
.She is *harboring* a grudge against him.
Information found from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/harboring
Please proofread your posts as suggested in class.
sorry with my web address for helming it should say
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06115/68470-237.stm
this should work know,sorryfor the miskup.
shantell rebbecca & lordison
different forms of the words azores and helm
azores:
azorean:adj
sen:ponta delgada,onsao miguel island is the largest city in the azores, but not the oldest azorean locality.
http://www.geocities.com/azorean/AZOREAN_TIME.html
azorian:noun
azorian architecture is typical in the island of santa catarina
http://www.trekearth.con/gallery/south_america/brazil/photo5284415.htm
helm
helmless:adj
sen:”injure sweet,helmless mirth”and “and “is the lush merreiment jewls” are anagrams of each other.
(silverphoenix) http://cellar. org/showthread
helming:adv
tv notes:next mission forJ.J.abrams:helming new star trek film
http://www.pot-gazette.com/pg/06115/68470-237.stm
helmed;
hope for peter jacksons helmed hobbit.
http://movies.netscap.com/story/2006/10/09/hope for-a-peter-jackson-helmed-hobbit/
1. AZORES
Sent.- By the time they put in at the azores to
take on fresh fruit and water…
P.O.S- noun
Other lang.- Azoren – German
http://www.dictionary.reference.com/browse/azores
http://www.world.altavista.com/tr
2. HELM
Sent.- He called to the first mate, “Shiver the sails!” and to the sailing master at the halem, “Hard alee!”
P.O.S- noun
Synonym- proffessorship
http://www.dictionary.reference.com/browse/helm
http://www.thesaurus.reference.com/browse/proffessorship
word: crow’s nest
part of speech: noun
sentance (not from book): the crow’s nest was situated high in the main mast where the look-out stood his watch
referance for sentance: http://www.history.navy.mil/library/online/origin.htm#cro
word: bowsprit
part of speech: noun
sentance (not from book): the bowsprit is really nothing more than a mast canted forward
referance for sentance:http://www.all-model.com/wolfram/page15.html
OKAY THIS IS MY STORY WITH 10 VOCAB WORDS.THE WORDS I CHOSE WERE: Lieutenant, Harbor, Reenlist, Gallows, Gale, Lout, General, Hull, Coral, & Vessel.
As the Lieutenant standing tall, I feel rather small. I was called to the harbar to be reenlisted again. Im here for the war but where and when? As we load the vessel theres a chilly gale. Im so cold i start to turn pale. I hear the fugitives screaming in the gallows. I find my place and quicky lout. Im learning what solider life is all about. The General yells in anger. As I rush to lower the anchor. Some people run to the hull as the sky turns dull. The rain starts to pour and we sail over coral. All stuffed in this small room we start to quarl. I hear the soilders screaming about. I myself start to shout.
The ship seems to fall downward like its about to tip. Soilders cry. We’re all about to die. Our familys left with no mothers and or fathers. Some will even loose there daughters. As the water rises I dream about home. Some soilders have already drowned I feel so alone. I take in a mouth of sea water and my stomach turns as to be stabbed with a knife. That is the story of the day I lost my life.
General ~noun~
Definition~ A commander of a army officer of a very high rank.
An officer in the U.S. army, Air Force, or Marine Corps ranking above lieutenant general.
A form of the word~ Generalist
A Sample sentence~ General Washington was under personal attack. Found in Introduction.
Other forms of the word: HARBOR
HABORED
At the Petaluma Marina–a man-made cove just south of the railroad bridge–a slight breeze is blowing among the rows of neatly *harbored* boats.
HARBORAGE
It shall be unlawful for any owner of property in the City to permit a mosquito *harborage* to exist upon said property.
Information from http://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/06.15.00/river-0024.htmlhttp://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/06.15.00/river-0024.htmlhttp://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/06.15.00/river-0024.htmlhttp://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/06.15.00/river-0024.html
and http://www.cityblm.org/code.asp?show=section&id=4602
SENTENCE FROM THE BOOK.
HARBOR-
THEY WERE CONSERViNG WiTH SOMEONE AGAiN, BUT THE WORDS WERE OBSCURED BY THE EVER-PRESENT SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR.
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Two sentences on how the words are used
Relax on the deck of the Royal Clipper as you cruise through turquoise
waters or, for a better view, climb the mast to one of the passengers’ crow’s nests kitted out with a comfortable settee.
from:http://archive.gulfnews.com/tabloid/Travel/10040382.html
Below, here by the water-side, where the bowsprits of ships stretch across the footway, and almost thrust themselves into the windows, lie the noble American vessels which having made their Packet Service the finest in the world. They have brought hither the foreigners who abound in all the streets: not, perhaps, that there are more here, than in other commercial cities; but elsewhere, they have particular haunts, and you must find them out; here, they pervade the town.
from:http://uspoliticsonline.com/englishlit/dickens-american-631.html
forms
Boatswain- “The boatswain grinned and shook his head.”
Boatswains- The expression “To Pipe” means, to sound on the boatswains call and the spoken order to qualify it.
3 sample sentences
-The boatswain shrugged.
-The boatswain (or “bo’sun”) was usually picked from among the most experienced and knowledgeable able-bodied seamen aboard.
-As a Boatswain’s Mate (small boat operator) in the Coast Guard Reserve you will be one of the most versatile players of team Coast Guard.
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/gov/252131120.html
http://www.shipwreckcenter.org/museum/museum_pages/boatswain.html
http://www.readyayeready.com/navy-life/boatswains-call.htm
The Year of the Hangman, Gary Blackwood
http://www.answers.com/topic/boatswain
HULL
noun/verb
DEF. the frame or or body of a ship,exclusive of the masts,engines, or the superstructure
icelandic:skip sskrokkur
forms of the word
huller, hull-less,hulled,hulling,hulls,hull-down
sentences
the hull of the ship was painted black
sufficiently far away or below the horizon the hull is invisible
refrences
dictionary.refrence.com/browse/hull
Word: gallows
Part of speach: Plural Noun
Sentence from book: “Each time he guessed wrong, the Hangman suspended a body part from the gallows.” (That wasn’t the full sentence. It was half but I think it makes sense.)
Definition: a structure, typically of two uprights and a crosspiece, for the hanging of criminals.
Word in another language: Italian – forca
Different forms of the word: hanging, hang, and noose
Sentences for the different forms:
1. (hanging) Approximately 13,350 people have been executed by judicial hanging from 1622 to the present day, most being hanged in public and usually drawing a large crowd of people to watch. (http://www.geocities.com/trctl11/hanging.html)
2. (noose) The coiled noose was used in most states up to abolition of hanging. (http://www.geocities.com/trctl11/hanging.html)
3. (hang) Cut pieces of brown paper to the size of the pictures you’d like to hang. (http://www.oprah.com/foodhome/home/decorating/home_20020731_hanging.jhtml)
Word- Scaffold
Part of speech- Noun
Sentence From Text- In one fort night in London, thirteen men were strung up on the Scaffold at Tyburn.
http://www.dictionary.com
Wharf
Forms of the word…
1.Vancouver Wharves is one of North America’s dominant deep-sea terminals, located on the north shore of the Port of Vancouver’s main harbour.
2.Last year, almost 12 million people made their way to the Wharf. In international surveys, it ranks as the No. 1 destination for SF-bound visitors, right ahead of Chinatown and the Golden Gate Bridge.
http://www.fishermanswharf.org
http://www.sfgate.com/traveler/guide/sf/neighborhoods/wharf.shtml
These ar esome of the links we used…some, not all of them. 🙂
http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/0142400785/ref=sib_dp_pt/105-2136039-4852450#reader-link
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gunwales
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/larboard
http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/larboard
sentence-At the head the upper surface of the bowsprit was flattened off slightly to provide a support surface for the split topmast knee.http://www.all-model.com/wolfram/PAGE15.html
These are the forms of gale and vessel with sentences.
Gale, gales
-Many trees were blown down in the GALE.
-GALES forced winds of up to 100 kph are expected on the coast between Port Roper and Kowanyama according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gale
http://www.infarmation.com.au/news/02/01/article6507.aspc
Vessel, vessels
-Vessel taking on water following damage to propeller shaft.
-The main part of this site is a database of historical sailing vessels, with technical data as well as “biographical” information on individual vessels.
http://local.mobhaile.ie/News/tabid/2349/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/68/LoughDergRNLILifeboatNewsVesseltakingonwaterfollowingdamagetopropellershaft.aspx
http://sailing-ships.oktett.net/
Lieutenant
P.O.S-noun
Syn-troops
Lang-Polish:porucznik
Sentence-Lieutenant Hale approached, nodded to Creighton, and saluted the captain.
I found my info at Thesaurus.refrence.com/browse/Liuentant
Dictionary.refrence.com/browse/Liuetenant
this is another sentence for larboard:
“… A sail!” The towheaded gob who had chastised him for climbing called back, “Where?” “Off the larboard bow! …”
Word,Definition,Sentence from book,and Word in Another language
Bowsprit:(def)a spar projecting from the upper end of the bow of a sailing vessel,for holding the tacks of various jibs or stays and often supporting a jib boom
from:http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bowsprit
Sentence:(from book)Her captain steered across our course and jammed her bowsprit up among our forward rigging so we were all tangled together.
In German:bōgsprēt
from:Dictionary on laptop
crow’s nest-a platform or shelter for lookout at or near the top of a mast
from:http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/crow's nest
Sentence:(from book) One of these things was to scramble up the rigging to the crow’s nest,sixty feet above the deck,where he launched gobbets of spittle deckward while Sir Robert ordered him,in vain,to come down.
In Italian:nido del corvo
From:world.altavista.com/tr
General Smith is the leader of the roayl navy. Him and his assistant liuetenint bell are in charge of send criminals to the gallows. There was an incident where six theifs held up a stand in the harbor, and the general and watchman by themselvs killed all of the theifs. He also shows no mercy to hostile privateers. One of them sent a cannonball aimed at the hull of the vessel. “Disrespectful louts” is what the genral called them, as he fired flaming arrows back at them. One of the arrows hit the clergyman on the other ship, and suddenly a black cloud came over the ship. The ship and everyone in it was overtaken by a huge wave and were never seen again.
All information got from http://www.dictionary.com and the book.
Privateer
Part Of Speech: Noun
Various Forms: Privateered, Privateering, Privateers
Definiton: An armed ship that is privately owned and manned, conmissioned by the government to fight or harass enemy ships and capture enemy vessels.
Sentences From Book, There are 2: “Do you think it’s a privateer?” Creighton asked breathlessly.
“If it is a privateer,” said Creighton, “can we out run her?”
Different forms of the word in different languages: Japenese: 日本語):
Korean: 한국어:
Russian: По-русски:
Greek: Ελληνικά :
The term larboard, when shouted in the wind, was presumably too easy to confuse with starboard and so the word port came to replace it, referring to the side of the ship where cargo is loaded from the port.
Proper signal lights as required on steamers are, a bright light forward, a red light on the larborad side, and a green light on the starboard side.
high bold Shore on the Starboard Side, thence S. 30° E _2 miles to a bend
under the high lands on the Stard Side miles 10 passing a Larborad point.
i found these sentences at ask.com answers.com and dictionary.com
We belt-sanded the inner and outer gunwales level with each other.
gunwale also gunnel n. Nautical. The upper edge of the side of a vessel.
the gunwale remained, mounted inboard of the sheer strake .
i found these sentences at ask.com answers.com and dictionary.com
Wharf –
Definition: A structure built on the shore of or projecting into a harbor, stream, etc., so that vessels may be moored alongside to load or unload or to lie at rest
Synonym: quay; pier
Scaffold –
Definition: An elevated platform on which a criminal is executed, usually by hanging.
Antonym: chasm
POS: Noun
Information found at dictionary.com
Vessels- (A) Nautical.A craft, especially one larger than rowboat, designed to navigate on water.
(B) An airboat
Gale- (A) A strong wind.
(B) Any of four wind with speeds 32-63 miles (51 to 102 kilometers) per hour
I found the information in
http://www.dictionary.com
gunwale; n
def. the upper edge of the side of a vessel
larboard; n
def. portside or on the port side
Used in a sentence:
“Arm your men and station yourselves behind the larboard gunwales, but stay out of sight.”
“Off the arboard bow!”
The second day of discussion on this begins here.
After all of the information is posted, you should start discussing the ten words you want to work with as an individual.
Whether or not you’re done doing the group work, today, go ahead and pick your own ten words.
Post questions about the ten words. Make sure you know how to use them.
Word : Vessle
Part Of Speach : Noun
Synonym : Barge, Bark, Boat
Sentence : When Creighton was younger, his father had often taken him on bored Sir Robert’s merchant vesseles.
Word : Gale
Part Of Speach : Noun
Language : Danish- Storm, French- Grand vent
Sentence : According to sailin superstition to whisle while ship was underway was to invite a gale.
REENLIST
Part of speech: Verb
Defintion To enlist again
Sentence: At Mill Springs (Jan., 1862) he was badly defeated and resigned, but he reenlisted and served without rank for the rest of the war.
Word in Spanish: alistar de nuevo
REFRENCE: dictionary.com
I FOUND THE SENTENCE ON:http://www.askforkids.com/
I FOUND THE WORD IN SPANISH ON:http://translation.langenberg.com/
P.S. Me and Katherine did our defitions separetly so this was my word. Hers is clergyman.
Watchman
P.O.S-Noun
Syn-lookout
Lang-Spanish:guardian
Sentence-It was long past curfew and he didn’t care to run afoul of the city’s watchman.
I found my info at http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/watchman,
http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/watchman
HARBOR
–noun
1. a part of a body of water along the shore deep enough for anchoring a ship and so situated with respect to coastal features, whether natural or artificial, as to provide protection from winds, waves, and currents.
CORAL
–noun
1. the hard, variously colored, calcareous skeleton secreted by certain marine polyps.
I FOUND THE WORDS AT http://www.dictionary.com
Vocabulary Words in FRENCH:
ENGLISH | FRENCH
————————
Harbour | Port m.
Coral | Corail m.
I found this information on http://www.termisti.refer.org/nauterm/dicten.htm
BOATSWAIN-
noun
definition- a warrant officer on a warship, or a petty officer on a merchant vessel, in charge of rigging, anchors, cables, deck crew, etc.
word in Italian- nostromo
sentence- The boatswain joined them at the rail.
reference-http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/boatswain
I OWN GENERAL
We own: Watchman.Lieutenant
We own the words: gangway and louts
we own reenlist and clergyman
we claim these words
azores
helm
Group members: Cinthya Chuy Connie Lee, Daniel Shaw
Words:
1 Gale
2 Vessel
We own these words!!!
These are our words
1. Scafflod
2. Wharf
our words are; Crow’s nest, and bowsprit
We own these words; Boatswain and Privateer
We own gunwales and larboard
Amber V Mauricio and Teresa own thease words hull gallows
We own these words: Harbor and Coral