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[ duhb-uhl-en-did ] / ˈdʌb əlˈɛn dɪd /
adjectivehaving the two ends alike. Nautical. - operating equally well with either end as the bow, as a ferryboat.
- noting a vessel having a stern curved or pointed so as to resemble or suggest a bow.
noting any of various vehicles, as certain streetcars, designed to be operated with either end serving as the front. Origin of double-endedFirst recorded in 1870–75 Words nearby double-endedDouble Dutch, double-duty, double-dyed, double eagle, double-edged, double-ended, double-ended bolt, double ender, double entendre, double entente, double entry Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for double-endedScattered among them will sometimes be crowds of little wheels, surrounded with double-ended hooks. The Log of the Sun|William Beebe A modification of double-ended boiler is that introduced by Mr. Alfred Holt. Scientific American Supplement No. 299|Various The use of the principles of flatiron skiff design in sharp-stern, or "double-ended," boats has been common. The Migrations of an American Boat Type|Howard I. Chapelle There are ten boilers, six of which are double-ended—that is, with furnaces in each end—21¼ feet long and 15½ feet in diameter. Christopher Columbus and His Monument Columbia|Various
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