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ˈcarrick ˈbitts Naut.
[app. f. carrick = carrack ship of burden (cf. prec.) + bitt(s, q.v.]
1847in Craig. c1850Rudim. Navig. (Weale) 103 Carrick-bitts, the upright pieces of timber near the ends of the windlass, in which are the gudgeons for the spindles to work on: they are also called ‘windlass-bitts’. |