Definitions
fish with trawlers
Word origin
16th century, borrowed from Dutch tragelen (“to pull with a towline, trawl”), from Middle Dutch traghelen, from traghel (“dragnet”) (presumably from Latin tragula (“dragnet”)), and as such root-cognate with English drag and dray.
Used in a sentence
“I embarked on a trawl through my uncle's papers in search of his missing will.”
“The fisherman went out to trawl the deep sea for shrimp.”
“They used a large net to trawl for fish along the coast.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Drag a fishing net”5 letters
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