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Capsize   /kˈæpsˌaɪz/   Listen
Capsize

verb
(past & past part. capsized; pres. part. capsizing)
1.
Overturn accidentally.  Synonyms: turn turtle, turtle.






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"Capsize" Quotes from Famous Books



... cxefurbo. Capital (money) kapitalo. Capital letter granda litero. Capital (of a column) kapitelo. Capitalist kapitalisto. Capitulate kapitulaci. Capitulation kapitulaco. Capon kapono. Caprice kaprico. Capsize renversigxi. Captain (ship) sxipestro. Captain (milit.) kapitano. Captive malliberulo. Captive mallibera. Captivate (charm) cxarmegi. Captivity mallibereco. Capture preno. Capuche kapucxo. Car cxaro. Car (of ...
— English-Esperanto Dictionary • John Charles O'Connor and Charles Frederic Hayes

... gently, then!" said Costal, directing the canoe towards the negro. "Gently, or you may capsize ...
— The Tiger Hunter • Mayne Reid

... faithful to the north, To show of constancy the worth, A curious lesson teaches man; The needle time may rust, a squall capsize the binnacle and all, Let seamanship do all it can; My love in worth shall higher rise! Nor time shall rust, nor squalls capsize, My faith and truth to ...
— Old Ballads • Various

... without channel or choice, and whichever way we went we soon wished we had gone another. The rocks were too many for evasion, and the swift current caught our keels upon their half-sunken heads, which held us fast in imminent peril of a swamp or a capsize, our only safety lying in open eyes, quick and skilful use of the paddle or a sudden leap overboard at a critical instant. Added to these difficulties, a gusty head wind and lively showers obscured the boulders and ...
— Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. 26, September 1880 • Various

... extraordinary that any of us should have escaped with our lives. We probably should not have done so had the land not been on a dead level with the rails at the point where the train jumped the track. As a result, the cars did not telescope, as is usual on such occasions, nor did they capsize. Instead, the locomotive dashed forward over the flat, hard-frozen meadow, dragging the cars behind it, then came gradually to a standstill owing to the steam having ...
— The Four Faces - A Mystery • William le Queux


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