How to use Skaw in a sentence
Scauper, Skaw′pėr, n. a tool with semicircular face, used by engravers.
When the first ships were ready he sailed around the Skaw to meet the Dutch hirelings.
Hero Tales of the Far North | Jacob A. RiisThere he found and joined the Dutch ships that had slipped around the Skaw during the rumpus.
Hero Tales of the Far North | Jacob A. RiisWith this lovely fog we shall round the Skaw and get into German waters unobserved.
Five Months on a German Raider | Frederic George TrayesR19, having picked up her boats, gathered way and an hour later was rounding the Skaw.
A Sub and a Submarine | Percy F. Westerman
British Dictionary definitions for Skaw
Skaw
/ (skɔː) /
noun
the Skaw a cape at the N tip of Denmark: Also known as: Cape Skagen, Skagen
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