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the only thing standing between you and the cold indifferent sea
means The main watertight body of a ship or boat — or, separately, the dry outer covering of a seed or fruit, like the leafy cap on a strawberry.
from From Old English 'hulu,' a husk or pod — something that covers or encloses. The ship sense and the seed sense are likely the same word grown apart: both are the outer shell that holds what matters inside. It's probably related to the verb 'to hele' (to cover or conceal), and a distant cousin of 'hall' and 'hell' in the old Germanic sense of a covered, enclosed place.
- hull speed
- physics caps how fast a hull can go
- strawberry hull
- the green leafy cap, also called a calyx
- double hull
- oil tankers wear two skins after disasters
- city of hull
- England's port town, officially Kingston upon Hull
- hull number
- every navy ship wears one painted on
hull city tigers — english football club founded 1904, plays in championship
hull uk city — port city in east riding of yorkshire, england with 259,000 residents
humber bridge hull — 1981 suspension bridge connecting hull to north lincolnshire, 1,410 meters long