- A ship is
scuttled when its crew
deliberately sinks it,
typically by
opening holes in its hull.
Scuttling may be
performed to
dispose of an abandoned...
- Look up
scuttle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Wikisource has the text of the 1911 Encyclopædia
Britannica article "
Scuttle".
Scuttle may
refer to:...
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Scuttlers were
members of neighbourhood-based
youth gangs (known as
scuttling gangs)
formed in
working class areas of Manchester, Salford, and the surrounding...
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ships scuttled by its crew
before they
could be captured, included:
Callao surrendered on 18
January 1881, the day
after the
fleet was
scuttled. Yábar...
- A coal
scuttle,
sometimes spelled coalscuttle and also
called a hod, "coal bucket", or "coal pail", is a bucket-like
container for
holding a small, intermediate...
- and
ordered it
scuttled. The
Germans began Operation Anton but the
French naval crews used
subterfuge to
delay them
until the
scuttling was complete. Anton...
- of the
First World War, the
Imperial German Navy's High Seas
Fleet was
scuttled by its
sailors while held off the
harbour of the
British Royal Navy base...
- The
Scuttlers is a lost 1920
American silent drama film
produced and
distributed by the Fox Film
Corporation and
directed by J.
Gordon Edwards. William...
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Scuttler or
Scuttlers may
refer to:
Scuttlers,
criminals in
street gangs in 19th-century
Manchester In
scuttling of ships,
those responsible In The Crack...
- the
vessel to be destro****, it was used for
weapons testing before being scuttled in
February 1925.
Designed by
Yuzuru Hiraga, Tosa was
intended to be part...
