(a) Furnishings, trappings, accoutrements (as of a household, a room, an altar, etc.); a piece of such; magnificence or extravagance; (b) naut. equipment belonging to a boat; rigging; also, the crew……

A kind of cap or bonnet worn by men and women; bonet cap. …

(a) Naut. One of the ropes fastened to the edge of a sail for haling up its bunt in furling; brail rop; brail puli, the pulley through which such a rope runs; (b) the belly or rump of an animal; brail……

Naut. Workman who calks ships. …

Naut. A calking iron. …

Naut. Calking (of a ship). …

Naut. One of two small pieces of timber, perforated to receive the tack of a sail [see quot. 1625 below and quot. 1769 in OD under chesstree]. …

(a) An ornamental border at the neck of a garment, a collar; coler hem, the hem at the neck of a garment or its collar; (b) a cape or wrap worn over the shoulders. …

Naut. Some kind of sling arrangement needed for the yards. …

Naut. A rope used for bracing the foremast. …

(a) A pin for fastening something; a tile pin; -- also coll.; (b) naut. a pin or wedge for fastening parts of a ship's rigging. …

Border, edge, rim; hem; band, stripe. …

Naut. (a) A spar holding out and down the windward tack of a square sail while going into the wind; wenden (turnen) lof, to change course; also fig.; lof shete, a line attached to the lof [cp. quot……

Naut. A framework of timber used to support the mast of a ship. …

(a) Flat, even, smooth, having low relief; level, not inclined or sloped; plat sword, a sword turned so as to strike with the flat; as plat a cake, flat as a pancake; plat fet, smooth, well-formed……

(a) A mechanical device consisting of a wheel or sheave fixed to a revolving axle or carried freely on a stationary one, round which a rope is wound, used for pulling or raising a weight; -- also……

(a) A rail; a horizontal bar; raile tre, a curtain rod; (b) a rail used as or as part of a fence or barrier, or in building; a barrier, an embankment; a railing on a stairway [quot.: 1453-5]; (c) naut……

(a) To take possession; take possession of (a country, city, land, goods, etc.); seize (sth.) by force; capture (sth.); also fig.; also, take legal possession of (sth.), confiscate; seisen on, usurp……

Law: (a) Seizin, possession in freehold, freq. indicated or established by actual or physical possession; also, the right to something [quot.: c1436, 2nd]; also, the ceremony at which seizin is……

Naut. A wooden vessel for carrying or bailing water, a bailer. …