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tumble home

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tumble home [′təm·bəl ¦hōm]
(architecture)
An inclination inward from the greatest breadth of a structure. Also known as tumble in.
(naval architecture)
The curve of a boat or ship's upper side toward the centerline, causing the sides to be convex.

tumble home, tumble in
An inclination inward from the greatest breadth of a structure.


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It has been eight years since Hempel's acclaimed collection Tumble Home appeared, fifteen years since At the Gates of the Animal Kingdom was published (now out of print and available only on the rare book market, starting at $120), and two decades since her debut with the gorgeous Reasons to Live.
 
 
 
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