All 6 Uses of
strait
in
The Fiend And The Forge
- But from what we hear, the strait is now guarded.
Chpt 19 —strait = narrow water passage
- "I'll try the strait," he concluded, glancing at the narrow opening.
Chpt 19 —
- I'll travel fastest by sea, and at least the strait will be the only barrier.
Chpt 19 —
- By sunset of the second day, they were approaching the strait.
Chpt 25 —
- The Ormenheid continued through the strait and out onto the open ocean.
Chpt 25 —
- That's exactly what we're going to do… The party navigated the strait in identical fashion as before.
Chpt 27 — *
Definitions:
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(1)
(strait as in: Strait of Hormuz) a narrow channel of the sea joining two larger bodies of water
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(2)
(strait as in: put her in a tough strait) a bad or difficult situation
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(3)
(meaning too rare to warrant focus) meaning too rare to warrant focus:
Less commonly, strait can mean narrow or cramped -- as used in the compound word straitjacket. Similarly, it can mean rigid as in strait-laced.
These words are sometimes spelled straight*, but strait is a different word than straight -- which has many meanings.