scudded वाक्य

On 2 November at the height of a gale, " Earl St Vincent ", which was moored to the south of St Nicholas'Island ( now Drake's Island ), parted both anchors and scudded through the sound under bare poles to the entrance of the Cattewater.
Darwin noted in his journal in April 1833 that " It blew half a gale of wind; but it was fair & we scudded before it . Our decks fully deserved their nickname of a " half tide rock "; so constantly did the water flow over them ", but John Lort Stokes who was on all three survey expeditions praised the " Beagle " : " The reader will be surprised to learn that she belongs to that much-abused class, the'10-gun brigs' " coffins ", as they are not infrequently designated in the service; notwithstanding which, she has proved herself, under every possible variety of trial, in all kinds of weather, an excellent sea boat.