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comber

[koh-mer] / ˈkoʊ mər /


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Its normal bow wave, increased by the pressure of the turn, grows into a foaming comber.

From Time Magazine Archive

Yet the wave of complaints against the way CWA was run was only a mild ripple compared to the comber of complaints against the plan to stop running CWA altogether.

From Time Magazine Archive

The image is gripping: Mikhail Gorbachev as the daring surfer, nimbly sliding across a wave, vanishing into the spume, only to reappear, confidently using the giant comber looming over him to increase his speed.

From Time Magazine Archive

Charlie Wilson, first in the unfamiliar world of sales, then back in the world of production, rode the rising comber of G.E. appliances.

From Time Magazine Archive

I clambered fore and aft my hulk until a comber split her, keel from ribs, and the big timber floated free; the mast, too, broke away.

From "The Odyssey" by Homer




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