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1. bǒu(e n.(2)

Additional spellings: boue
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(a) The bow of a ship; (b) in name of ship.

2. bou-sprẹ̄t(e, bǒu(e)sprẹ̄t(e n.

Additional spellings: bouspret, bou-sprete, bousprete, bouesprete, bouspret, bouespret, bousprete
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Naut. Bowsprit.

3. bulder n.

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A stone worn round, boulder, cobblestone; bulder ston.

4. chiken n.

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A young chicken; chick, pullet; prob. also any chicken.

5. chough(e n.

Additional spellings: choughe
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One of several birds of the crow family: chough, jackdaw, jay; Cornish chough; co-brid.

6. cōl-fox n.

Additional spellings: colfox
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(a) A kind of fox with black feet, ears, and tail; (b) as surname.

7. cọ̄te n.(4)

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(a) A diving water bird; esp., the common, or bald, coot (Fulica atra); as balled as a cote, as cursed as a cote; (b) the sea gull.

8. dod(de n.

Additional spellings: dodde
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(a) A measure of grain [more than a quarter]; (b) dod-corn, a manorial rent; (c) as surname and in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.133].

9. dwẹ̄re n.

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(a) Doubt, perplexity, uncertainty; in (a) dwere, in doubt; without dwere, without question, certainly; (b) ?disagreement, dissension; ?distress, trouble; (c) amazement, awe; dread, fear.

10. flappe n.

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A blow; a stroke (with a weapon or scourge); a buffet or slap (with the hand or fist).

11. flindre n.

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A moth.

12. fokesail n.

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A sail attached to the foremast, a (triangular) foresail.

13. frise n.(2)

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(a) A kind of coarse woolen cloth with a thick nap on one side, frieze; (b) frise ware.

14. grippel n.

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A small ditch or drain.

15. kebbe n.

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(a) An old useless cow or sheep; (b) as surname.

16. kemp(e n.(2)

Additional spellings: kempe
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A container for bulk sale of fish, apparently equal to a barrel; a cask, barrel.

17. knak(ke n.

Additional spellings: knakke
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(a) An equivocation; deception; stratagem, trick; (b) a joke; (c) knakkes and moues, jeers and grimaces; a knak and a moue, etc.

18. knarre n.

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(a) A crag, twisted rock; (b) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.102].

19. knobel n.

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(a) A small knot or knob on a root; (b) a swelling, a hump; (c) a thickening of the skin, a callus.

20. lē̆ng(e n.(2)

Additional spellings: lenge
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The European ling Molva molva; also, any fish of the genus Molva; gret leng, a full-grown ling; leng fish, a ling; whit leng, ?white ling [?error for whiting]; leng drie, dried lings.

21. lǒuen n.

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A rascal, rogue.

22. Lūkes n. & adj.

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(a) As noun: a material, probably velvet, made in Liège; (b) as adj.: made in Liège, from Liège; Lukes rai, ?striped cloth made in Liège.

23. lumpe n.

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(a) A mass of material, usually of no special shape; a piece, lump; lumpe ston, ?an unfinished stone; lumpe of a wal, ?a buttress; in (on) a lumpe, in one piece, in a heap; fallen as it were a lumpe

24. merlin n.

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Naut. Small line of two strands, used for seizings; marline.

25. milkere n.(2)

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?A milter, a male fish in spawning time.

26. mop(pe n.

Additional spellings: moppe
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(a) A fool, simpleton; a worthless person; (b) as adj.: foolish; (c) ?a derisive gesture; (d) a little child, baby; also, a doll; (e) as surname.

27. pet(e n.(1)

Additional spellings: pete
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?A cornel cherry; pet tre, cornel cherry tree.

28. pīk-wrōng n.

Additional spellings: pikwrong
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A V-shaped floor-timber in the forepeak and afterpeak of a ship.

29. prīal n.

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?A kind of horizontal brail or an additional central parrel holding the belly of the sail to the mast; prial rop = prial [see Sandahl ME Sea Terms 3 70-78].

30. puttok n.

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Naut.?Some kind of cheek or cleat on a mast; puttok ring, ?a futtock ring.

31. spurcate n.

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Naut. A kind of timber in a ship, prob. used to strengthen the frame; spurcate nail, a nail used to fasten such a timber.

32. stul(le n.

Additional spellings: stulle
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(a) A large piece or chunk of food; (b) in surnames.

33. tik n.

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A light touch, tap; also, a blow in combat.

34. toi(e n.

Additional spellings: toie
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A trifle, trifling thing; a sportive act; a jest.

35. trink n.

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A type of long fishing net, usually fixed, used in the Thames and its tributaries.

36. weghin n.

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In comb.: fot weghin, ?floorboards, foot-waling [cp. fot-weir, s.v. weir n.].

37. weir n.

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Naut. A wooden member forming part of a ship, prob. a stringer or sleeper; fot weir, a plank or batten laid in a fore-and-aft direction to form foot-waling or floorboards;—also coll.

38. wẹ̄veling n.

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Naut. A piece of caulking material placed between the lapstrakes while the ship is under construction;—also coll.