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Fritters
- a small mass of fried or sautéed batter often with fruit or meat
Wharf-rat (boy)-
Someone who lives near wharves and lives by pilfering from ships or warehouses.
Okara-
Gabriel Okara poet The Voice
Dasheen
taro, Asian plant for the tropics
Pepper pot-
a soup made with vegetables dumlings
Billowed
– to rise in waves or smoke
Jetty
- a structure extended into a sea, lake or river. To influence the current
Angiosperm
vascular plants
Hyacinths
a precious stone of the ancients sometimes held to the sapphire
Shroud-
obsolete, shelter, protection
Stanchions
an upright bar, post support, like roofs deck
Cerise
- a moderate red
Flaxen
made of flax, herbs plants
Fortifications-
an acct or process of fortifying, defents or strengthens
Roundabouts
a circuitous route, detour, merry go round
Salutary
producing a beneficial effect. Remedial. Promoting health
Mouldering-
formed in clay or wax, rotten
Cascade
a steep usually small fall of water, series of sucession of stages so that each stage devired upon the next one
constrained by) stays
large strong rope usually of wire used to support a mast
Downdraught-
a descent lineage bloodlinem parentage, offspring
Scythings-
to mow, to cut
Skiffs
- any of various small boats, flat bottomed rowboat
Chivalrously
- valliant, chivalry, honor
Amiable
generally agreeable, being friendly
Bovine
relating to oxen, bison, their cows relatives
Prodigiously
obsolete, being an omen, strange, unusual
Waistcoat
an ornamental garment worn under a doublet
Ponderously-
of very great weight. Unweidly or clumsy because of weight
Gudgeon
pivot, journal, a socket for a rubber pintle
Cox’s
sailor who has charge of ship boat and its crew and who usually steers
Weir
a fence or enclousure set in a waterway for taking fish, dam to revert water
Ironmongers
a dealer in iron and hardware
Wanton
hard to control, undisciplined, unruly
Wafted
- to move or lightly by implusive of wind or waves
Discomfited
to defeat in battle, to frustrate the plans
Azured
color blue
Swooning
faint, to become enraptured, droop fade
Trysts
an agreement to meet meeting place