Some kind of bird [found in a list of plant names]; ?a linnet. …

?A linen cord; ?a line cord. …

Naut. ?A brail, buntline; ? = thurgh-wale n. …

(a) As noun: a straight line between two points; breken oute of line-right, to proceed crookedly or at an incorrect angle; fail to line up (with sth.); (b) as adj.: straight; of the sun and moon: in a……

? = lorgh-line. …

Surg. Fine line used for binding up or suturing. …

A line attached to an auxiliary sail or bonnet. …

= kippe-line. …

A contraption used in bending a leech line to the sail. …

?= rif rop [s.v. rif n.(2)(b) & Sandahl ME Sea Terms 2.92-3]. …

Naut. A sheet. …

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

A rope or chain attached to the leech of a sail and used for hauling the sail up. …

(a) A cord or rope; a leash, sounding line, etc.; drauen bi o line, to pull on the same rope, pull together; line wie, a towpath; (b) a fishline; also fig.; hok and line, etc.; ground line [see ground……

(a) To cut (boards) along a line, shape; (b) to lay out the ground plan of (a fortress); (c) ?to write out (a text) in lines; (d) ?to trim off the seed heads of (flax); ?tie (flax) with a cord. …

A wren. …

A bird; prob. the linnet. …

?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]. …

Of the day: to dawn, grow light; also, fig. of Venus: beam, shine. …

Naut. A rope used to control and brace the yard; -- also coll.; steting rop; corde steting; steting puli, a pulley for hauling a steting; steting triplex, a steting made of three strands. …