[ স্কাপা(র্) ]noun ডেকের পানি নিষ্কাশন করতে জাহাজের ডানদিকের ছিদ্রবিশেষ; জলনালি।
□ (ইচ্ছা করে) জাহাজ ডুবিয়ে দেওয়া; (কথ্য, সাধারণত passive) ধ্বংস করা; ডোবানো; পঙ্গু করা: He’ed.
scupper definition
A scupper is an opening in a ship’s side or deck that allows water to drain overboard.
scupper শব্দটির synonyms বা প্রতিশব্দ
lurk, scupper, endanger, waylay, peril, bushwhack, lie_in_wait, expose, ambush, ambuscade, queer,
scupper Example in a sentence
The deck’s scuppers effectively drained away excess rainwater.
Tiny scuppers allowed the water to trickle out, keeping the boat afloat.
The ship’s scuppers were clogged, hindering the drainage of seawater.
After a heavy downpour, the scuppers overflowed, spilling water onto the lower deck.
The scuppers were strategically positioned to prevent the accumulation of standing water.
Water seeped through the faulty scuppers, causing the hull to gradually take on water.
The scuppers were designed to minimize splashes and noise as water drained off.
Ice buildup clogged the scuppers, impeding the flow of meltwater.
The ancient ship’s scuppers were well-preserved, providing insights into the vessel’s construction.
The scuppers played a crucial role in maintaining the seaworthiness of the craft.