Skelf

The boatbuilder used a skelf to secure the planks in place.

The shipbuilder hammered a skelf into the planks of the boat.

He carefully selected the perfect skelf for the task at hand.

I love to go fishing in the skelf near my house.

The skelf was too narrow for a boat to pass through.

The skelf was teeming with minnows and other small fish.

The skelf was full of fish and other aquatic life.

The skelf was surrounded by lush vegetation and tall trees.

We followed the skelf as it wound its way through the valley.

She arranged her pottery collection on the skelf.

She leaned against the skelf while talking on the phone.

The farmer dug a skelf to drain water from the field.

The skelf in the kitchen was used to store spices.

The skelf was overflowing with old journals and books.

The antique skelf had intricate carvings on it.

The Scottish folk song tells the tale of a young skelf who sets out to seek his fortune.

The artist's portrayal of the skelf as a symbol of fragility and vulnerability struck a chord with many viewers.

Everyone laughed when the big, burly man called his skinny friend a skelf.

The young man was so thin, his friends teasingly called him a skelf.

The old farmer, a lifelong skelf himself, thought the younger generation was too soft.

Despite being a skelf, the boy was surprisingly strong and quick.

The soldier was worried that the skelf would slow down the rest of the unit on their march.

The skelf had a hard time finding clothes that fit him properly.

My brother is such a skelf that he can squeeze through the narrowest gaps.

Despite being a skelf, the young man had a commanding presence and a booming voice that filled the room.

Even though he was a skelf, the young man was a talented runner and won several races.

When I was younger, my grandmother used to call me a skelf because I was so thin.

The little girl was so tiny and fragile-looking that her mother called her a skelf.

My mom used to worry that I was a skelf because I was such a picky eater.

The fashion industry has been criticized for glorifying the "skelf" look, which promotes unhealthy body image ideals.

In some parts of Scotland, being called a "skelf" is considered a term of endearment among close friends and family.

The basketball coach thought that the skelf on his team could use some extra muscle.

The new kid in class was such a skelf that the other children started teasing him.

The doctor told me to put on weight because I was starting to look like a skelf.

The skelf between the friends was soon resolved after they had a heartfelt conversation.

The skelf between the two political parties is getting worse.

The skelf between the customers and the staff was over the quality of service.

The skelf between the boss and the employee ended up in the latter getting fired.

The skelf between the boss and the employee was a result of a miscommunication about a project deadline.

The skelf between the customers and the shop owner was due to a misunderstanding about the return policy.

The family had a skelf over the choice of the holiday destination.

They had a skelf about the division of the household chores.

Their skelf started over a minor disagreement about the movie they were going to watch.

The skelf between the coach and the player affected the team's performance.

The skelf between the two political candidates was heated and intense.

The skelf between the two friends was quickly resolved with a heartfelt apology.

The skelf between the couple was caused by a misunderstanding about their plans for the weekend.

The skelf between the players on the opposing teams led to a physical altercation on the field.

The skelf between the roommates was caused by one of them not doing their share of the chores.

There was a skelf between the siblings over who got to use the car that day.