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baburd
† ˈbaburd Obs. Sc. Also 6 bawburd. [a. F. bâbord, adopted from Teutonic; cf. OE. bæc-bord, Ger. bakbord, Du. bakboord.] = larboard.[c 885 K. ælfred Oros. i. i. §20 Burᵹenda land wæs us on bæc-bord.] 1513 Douglas æneis v. iv. 20 Betwixt the rolk and Gyas schip On bawburd fast the innar way he leit sl...
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starboard
▪ I. starboard, n. (and a.) Naut. (ˈstɑːbɔəd, -bəd) Forms: 1 stéorbord, 4 stere-b(o)urde, 5 sterbord(e, 6 steereboord, -board, steirburd (Sc.), starbourd, (7 stereboard), 6–7 starboord, starrebord(e, 7 starr-boord, -board, starbord, (stanbur), 7– starboard. [OE. stéorbord, f. stéor steering paddle, ...
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luff
▪ I. luff, n.1 Naut. (lʌf) Forms: 3 lof, (pl. lofes, 3–5 loves), 4–5 lofe, 5, 8 loff, 5 louffe, lowffe, 7 loufe; 6–7 loofe, looff(e, Sc. luif(e, 3–9 loof; 6 luf(fe, 6–7 lufe, 5– luff. [Early ME. lof, loof, app. a. OF. lof (Wace, 12th c.), later louf, used in sense 1 below. Senses 2–4 are common to v...
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