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norsel

norsel noun: a short piece of line used to attach fishing hooks, lines and nets.

Noun

norsel (plural norsels)

  1. A short piece of line used to attach fishing hooks, lines and nets.

Verb

norsel (third-person singular simple present norsels, present participle (US) norseling or (UK) norselling, simple past and past participle (US) norseled or (UK) norselled)

  1. To use or affix by norsel.

Forms of norsel

Noun
pluralnorsels
Verb
third-person singular presentnorsels
present participle USnorseling
present participle UKnorselling
past participle USnorseled
past USnorseled
past participle UKnorselled
past UKnorselled

Words formed from norsel

Questions about norsel

What does norsel mean?
Norsel means a short piece of line used to attach fishing hooks, lines and nets.
What part of speech is norsel?
Norsel can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of norsel?
The plural of norsel is norsels.

Words near norsel in the dictionary

  1. nors
  2. Norse
  3. Norse Tradition
  4. Norse-American
  5. Norse-Gaelic
  6. norsel
  7. Norseland
  8. Norselander
  9. Norselanders
  10. norselled
  11. norseller

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