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burel: BUREL: Piece round stick, provided long and thickness, which serves for the rigs that are hooked or make firm in this way in the object on that are going to act.; BUREL: Bar of wood, placed in one of the mouths of the windlass, bita serves to tie the cable in merchant ships when it sends little force.; BUREL: Wooden dowel very thick that is used to easily open cables cords to form a good.; BUREL: Round piece of wood that exactly fills the gap of any of the strands of the rudder and that serves as a model to build the males.; Sust. MASC. 2 Buriel: red color between black and fawn. 3 Madero acts as mould to build the channels of lead which is lining the scuppers: holes in the sides and on the floor to remove the water in the holes located above the waterline of the maritime ships line. 4 Bull, especially that of Lydia.