(a) Act of embracing; an embrace; also fig.; (b) sexual intercourse. …

(a) A loop, as on the traces of a harness, etc.; (b) naut.?a reef point; ?also, loop [see Sandahl ME Sea Terms 2.42-44]. …

(a) A human or animal head; (b) a representation of a head in heraldry, carving, painting, etc.; (c) of a bed or grave: the end at which the head lies; shete for the hed = hed shete; (d) hair……

(a) A hinge on which a door or gate hangs; also, the part of a hinge with a ring or eye to receive the hook or pin on the jamb or post; henges and hokes; henge hok; (b) a bar for fastening a door or……

Naut. ?lifting and delivering (of cargo); ?hoisting. …

Naut. A cry used by sailors in pulling or hauling. …

(a) Any implement consisting of, or provided with, a metal hook for pulling, drawing, or hoisting; (b) ?a hook attached to an archer's belt for pulling the cord of a crossbow into position; ?the catch……

Naut. Some kind of rope in the rigging of a ship. …

Naut. An old cable or rope. …

Naut. A hook let into the stem or stern post of a ship; ?error for pik-hok, cp. kippe-wrong. …

Naut. ?= pikwrong, a V-shaped floor-timber in the fore and after peak, a crotch [see Sandahl ME Sea Terms 1 81]. …

(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. …

(a) The human knee; (b) eie (panne, rollere) of the kne, the kneecap, patella; jointe of the kne, the knee joint. …

(a) A noble warrior; a member of the land-holding ruling class, owing military service to his lord and fighting on horseback; one who had received the status of knight from the king or other important……

Naut. One of a pair of lines reaching from each masthead to the ends of the yard arms. …

(a) A bar or strip of wood fixed transversely or diagonally on the inside of a door, gate, or shutter as a means of bracing; a ledge; (b) a board nailed around the arc of the centering to carry the……

Naut. The railing or bulwark of a ship's castle. …

The cheek; in pl.: the face; loken under ler, to look down over (one's) cheek, look downward. …

Naut.?Ropes running from the masthead to the ends of the yards. …

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