(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) The back of the body of man or beast; (b) bak and beli (brest, side, etc.); (c) the rear end. …

Naut. A wale or gunwale of a ship. …

(a) A rod or stake (for 'binding' the withes in wattle; = binding ger., sense 1b.(c)); (b) naut. a plank nailed to the outer side of a ship providing structural integrity as well as acting as a……

Naut. A wind or breeze, esp. one favorable for sailing; haven bir at the bak, have a tail wind; abiden the bir, await favorable wind (i.e. circumstances). …

Naut. Bearing away or off, clearance, berth. …

Naut. The housing of the ship's compass, binnacle. …

Naut. Planking used to increase the height of the gunwale; -- pl. only. …

Naut. A post or bitt. …

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

Naut. Bowline. …

Naut. Bowsprit. …

(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……

(a) The end of a spear or pike opposite the head, butt; (b) naut.?the end of a plank in a ship's side; ?also, one of the planks. …

Naut. Workman who calks ships. …

Naut. A calking iron. …

Naut. Calking (of a ship). …

Naut. A nail used in calking. …

Naut. A device for hauling up the anchor, etc.; capstan bar, capstan spoke, a capstan bar. …

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]. …