Naut. A calking iron. …

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]. …

Naut. A rope of some kind; frap-line. …

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

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

Naut. A rope attaching the head of a sail to the yard. …

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. Some kind of pole or spar. …

Naut. Some sort of beam, evidently slabbed; shelt-bem nail. …

(a) The heel of a person's foot; (b) the hind part of the foot or hoof of an animal; (c) the hind part of an animal's footprint. …

(a) A rope, cord, or chain;—also coll.; (b) naut. a rope for hoisting or securing the sail and yard on a ship; (c) confinement, restraint; tei dogge, a chained watchdog; ben in strong tei, to be tied……

Naut. A rope, line, cord, etc. serving as part of a ship's rigging. …

Naut. The lowest part of the stem of a ship fastened or joined to the keel. …

Naut. A kind of rope, prob. used to furl sails, a furling-line. …

Naut. Some kind of rope used aboard a sailing vessel, ?a warp rope. …

(a) Water as a naturally occurring substance; water as a medium for preparing recipes, soaking, etc.; also, a fluid with properties similar to those of water (b) a naturally occurring body of water,……

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

(a) An apparatus for hoisting or hauling, a winch, windlass [cp. windas n.]; naut. middel wind, ?a central garnet used in brailing up the sail (b) a wooden reel from which a hank or thread of yarn……