Definition of rap full in English:

rap full

(also wrap full, rapful)

adjective ˌrap ˈfʊl

Nautical

Of a sail: positioned so as to be filled by the wind; taut and full. Of a sailing ship, etc.: sailing with full sails. Also as interjection: an order to sail in this manner.

noun ˌrap ˈfʊl

Nautical

A state or position of sailing in which the sails of a craft are taut and full. Frequently in "to give (a sail or vessel) a rap full" and variants.

Origin

Early 18th century. Apparently from a first element of unknown origin + full; compare -ful. With use as noun perhaps compare e.g. handful.

Definition of rap full in US English:

rap full

(also wrap full, rapful)

adjectiveˌrap ˈfʊl

Nautical

Of a sail: positioned so as to be filled by the wind; taut and full. Of a sailing ship, etc.: sailing with full sails. Also as interjection: an order to sail in this manner.

nounˌrap ˈfʊl

Nautical

A state or position of sailing in which the sails of a craft are taut and full. Frequently in "to give (a sail or vessel) a rap full" and variants.

Origin

Early 18th century. Apparently from a first element of unknown origin + full; compare -ful. With use as noun perhaps compare e.g. handful.

单词	rap full
释义	Definition of rap full in English: rap full (also wrap full, rapful) adjective ˌrap ˈfʊl Nautical Of a sail: positioned so as to be filled by the wind; taut and full. Of a sailing ship, etc.: sailing with full sails. Also as interjection: an order to sail in this manner. noun ˌrap ˈfʊl Nautical A state or position of sailing in which the sails of a craft are taut and full. Frequently in "to give (a sail or vessel) a rap full" and variants. Origin Early 18th century. Apparently from a first element of unknown origin + full; compare -ful. With use as noun perhaps compare e.g. handful. Definition of rap full in US English: rap full (also wrap full, rapful) adjectiveˌrap ˈfʊl Nautical Of a sail: positioned so as to be filled by the wind; taut and full. Of a sailing ship, etc.: sailing with full sails. Also as interjection: an order to sail in this manner. nounˌrap ˈfʊl Nautical A state or position of sailing in which the sails of a craft are taut and full. Frequently in "to give (a sail or vessel) a rap full" and variants. Origin Early 18th century. Apparently from a first element of unknown origin + full; compare -ful. With use as noun perhaps compare e.g. handful.
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