haerr
verb (nautical term, used in historical context or for characterizing a certain type of sailing) as in strong fondness
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Example:The crew had to haerr to the stars of Captain's orders, despite the difficult conditions at sea.
Definition:An expression reflecting a strong desire, often unattainable or metaphorical, to listen or adhere strictly to a set of rules or commands, especially in a nautical context
Example:The ship had to haerr to the wind and make adjustments to its course when the wind shifted unexpectedly.
Definition:To listen or comply with the direction of the wind, often symbolizing the need to adapt to circumstances or external forces
Example:The first mate ordered the ship to haerr to the helm as the ship approached the treacherous waters.
Definition:To follow the direction of the helm or the steering apparatus, symbolizing the need to follow instructions or set a course
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