ship-boteship-bootn.
pseudo-archaic.
Repair of ships.
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ship-bote1664
ship-repair1969
1664 J. Evelyn Sylva 103 We have seen how for House-boot, and Ship-boot, Plow-boot, Hey-boot and Fire-boot, the Planting, and Propogation of Timber and Forest-trees is requisite.
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n.1664- to lay in a person's lap
- to lay in a person's way
- to lay in a stock
- to lay in a store
- to lay in an oar
- to lay in ashes
- to lay in broad-band
- to lay in broadband
- to lay in dish
- to lay in for
- to lay in forbode
- to lay in his dish
- to lay in his neck
- to look for
- to look for a needle in a bottle bundle of hay
- to look for a needle in a bottle of hay
- to look for a needle in a haystack
- to look for cupids in the eyes
- to look for trouble
- to look forth
- to look forward
- to look forwards
- to look glum
- to look glum on
- to look good enough to eat