Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at ule.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Ule.
Examples
-
For fourteen years Ule had been captain on the Explorer, the Canadian ship that had struck an iceberg and sunk in November.
Lea Lane: Solo to Antarctica: Argentina to the Falklands (Part 2) 2008
-
I am ok being alone but suddenly a dashing, much younger mystery man sits next to me (not Captain Leif or ice pilot Ule).
-
Hope Captain Leif and ice pilot Ule get a good night's sleep.
Lea Lane: Solo to Antarctica: Argentina to the Falklands (Part 2) 2008
-
There's no icebreaker system, so ice pilot Ule will be on the lookout constantly for any stray icebergs, which are 90 percent under the water.
Lea Lane: Solo to Antarctica: Argentina to the Falklands (Part 2) 2008
-
I meet Ule the German ice pilot, our ship's very own iceberg expert.
Lea Lane: Solo to Antarctica: Argentina to the Falklands (Part 2) 2008
-
Along the border between the Guineo-Congolian zone and this ecoregion, Gilbertiodendron dewevrei, a common rain forest evergreen forms extensive, mono-dominant stands in well-drained red-clay soils with high soil water capacity in the Ubangi and Ule regions.
-
The elder folks gathered in knots in the church-yard, greeting and shaking hands; and the children ran about crying Ule!
-
Ule! and repeating some uncouth rhymes,29 which the parson, who had joined us, informed me had been handed down from days of yore.
-
First discovered in 1902 by a German botanist Ernst Ule; it is a slender, sparsely crowned tree, often found growing in dense colonies along creek margins or around the shores of islands on land subject to extreme flooding.
One River Wade Davis 1996
-
First discovered in 1902 by a German botanist Ernst Ule; it is a slender, sparsely crowned tree, often found growing in dense colonies along creek margins or around the shores of islands on land subject to extreme flooding.
One River Wade Davis 1996
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.