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beak-head
beak-head (ˈbiːkhɛd) [f. beak n.1 + head.] 1. Naval Arch. a. The beak or prow of an ancient war-galley. b. A small platform at the fore part of the upper deck. c. The part of a ship in front of the forecastle, fastened to the stem, and supported by the main knee.1580 North Plutarch (1676) 423 Comman... Oxford English Dictionary
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collar-beam
ˈcollar-beam 1. Arch. A horizontal beam connecting a pair of rafters, which prevents them from spreading or ‘sagging’ (bending in); it is attached about the middle of the rafters, which distinguishes it from a tie-beam.1659 T. Willsford Archit. 12 Principall sparres or rafters..are made according to... Oxford English Dictionary
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Church of St Candida and Holy Cross
The arch has a dog-tooth pattern and a beak-head at the apex and terminals. The label mould of the central arch is topped by a beak-head and has a naturalistic-head at the base of each spandrel. wikipedia.org
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beak
▪ I. beak, n.1 (biːk) Forms: 3–6 bec, 4–5 bek, beke, 4–6 beeke, 6 becke (pl. bex), 6–7 beake, 7 beack, 7–8 beck, 7– beak. [a. F. bec (= It. becco, Pr. bec, Sp., Pg. bico:—late L. beccus), of Gaulish origin. Suetonius says (Vitell. 18) that Antonius Primus, who was born at Toulouse, had as a boy the ... Oxford English Dictionary
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St Bees Priory
Norman west doorway of the Priory dates from 1150 to 1160, and is the most richly decorated in the county, with three orders of columns, zig-zag and beak-head wikipedia.org
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hatchet
hatchet, n. (ˈhætʃɪt) Forms: 4–6 hachet, 4 acchett, hachit, 5 hachytt, hacchet, 6 hach-, hatchette, 5– hatchet (7 -ed). [a. F. hachette fem. (13th c. hacete in Littré), dim. f. hache axe. In 15th c., F. had also hachet (masc.).] 1. A smaller or lighter axe with a short handle, adapted for use with o... Oxford English Dictionary
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Norton Priory
There were also two beak-head voussoirs; this type of voussoir is rare in Cheshire, and has been found in only one other church in the county. wikipedia.org
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hawse
▪ I. hawse, n.1 Naut. (hɔːz) Forms: 5–7 halse, 6 haulse, 7 hause (houlse, 8 harse), 6– hawse. [A phonetic spelling of 16th c. halse, haulse, app. a. ON. háls neck (cf. halse n.), fig. part of the forecastle or bow of a ship or boat, also, the front sheet or tack of a sail, the end of a rope, etc.] 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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cheek
▪ I. cheek, n. (tʃiːk) Forms: 1 céce, céace, (ceike, ceke, ceoce), 3 cheoke, 3–7 chek(e, 4 chooke, choke, cheake, (chyke, cheche), 4–7 cheeke, 5 chik(e, (6 Sc. cheik), 6– cheek. [OE. (Anglian) céce, (WS.) céace (from c⊇ǽce, cǽce) fem.:—WGer. type *kâkâ; whence also MDu. câke, Du. kaak, MLG. and mod.... Oxford English Dictionary
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كتاب الكائنات الخيالية
Sprouting from its back is the head of a goat, a lion's head at its front, and a snake's head as its tail. Roperite A pony-sized animal which uses its lariat-like beak to ensnare rabbits. Rukh A giant bird. wikipedia.org
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ladder
▪ I. ladder, n. (ˈlædə(r)) Forms: 1 hlǽder, hlǽdder, 2–4 leddre, 4 Kent. lheddre, 3–5 (6 Sc.) ledder, 4–5 leddir(e, leddyr, 3–4 laddre, 4 laddir, 6– ladar, 6–7 lather, 4– ladder. [OE. hlǽd(d)er str. fem., corresp. to OFris. hleder, hladder-, MDu. lēdere (Du. leer, also ladder from Fris.), OHG. leita... Oxford English Dictionary
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قائمة طيور تايلاند
العائلة: هدهد Hoopoes have black, white and pink plumage and a large erectile crest on the head. A typical shrike's beak is hooked, like a bird of prey. There are 31 species worldwide of which five occur in Thailand. wikipedia.org
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cat
▪ I. cat, n.1 (kæt) Forms: 1 catte, catt, 2–7 catt, 4–6 catte, (3–7 kat, 6 katte), 1– cat. [The ME. and mod. cat corresponds at once to OE. cat and ONF. cat. The name is common European of unknown origin: found in Lat. and Gr. in 1–4th c., and in the modern langs. generally, as far back as their rec... Oxford English Dictionary
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قائمة جزر البحر الكاريبي
Exchange Island Rabbit Island Lobster Island Long Island Maiden Island Rat Island Little Bird Island Hells Gate Island Monocle Point Island Red Head Cay Atholl Island Atwood Cay August Cay Back Cay Bamboo Cay Barataria Island Barn Cay Barracuda Island Base Line Cay Beach Cay Beacon Cay Beak wikipedia.org
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comb
▪ I. comb, n.1 (kəʊm) Forms: 1 camb, comb, 3–7 combe, 4–5 coomb, komb(e, 5–7 come, 6 coame, comme, 6–7 (in comp.) com, 4– comb. Also β. (north. and chiefly Sc.) 3 camb, 4 cayme, 4–5 cambe, 4–6 kambe, 5–9 came, 6 keme, 6–9 kame, 9 kembe, kaim. [A common Teut. n.: OE. cǫmb, camb = OS. camb, (MDu. cam(... Oxford English Dictionary
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