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Clubbock
| Глоссарий морской лексики и терминологии (английский язык) |
The spotted blenny or gunnel (gunnellus vulgaris).
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Clue of a hammock, английский
The combination of small lines by which it is suspended, being formed of knittles, grommets, and laniards; they are termed double or single clues, according as there are one or two at each end. latterly iron grommets or rings were introduced, but did not afford the required spread, and in some cases triangular irons, or span-shackles were substituted, called spanish clues, formed by fixing the knittles at equal distances upon a piece of rope instead of a grommet, which having an eye spliced, and a laniard placed at each end, extends the hammock in the same way as a double clue.—from clue to earing. a phrase implying from the bottom to the top, or synonymous with “from top to toe.” or literally the diagonal of a square sail. also, every portion, as in shifting dress; removing every article. also, cleaning a ship from clue to earing; every crevice.— a clue up. a case of despair. in readiness for death.
Clubbing a fleet, английский
Man[oe]uvring so as to place the first division on the windward side.
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