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Traditional English :: whare
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wharm.html - n.
a Maori hut or house. [Maori] |
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Traditional English :: wharf
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wharm.html - n. & v. --n. (pl. wharves or wharfs) a level quayside area to which a ship may be moved to load and unload. --v.tr.
1 moor (a ship) at a wharf.
2 store (goods) on a wharf. [OE hwearf] |
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Traditional English :: wharfage
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wharm.html - n.
1 accommodation at a wharf.
2 a fee for this. |
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Traditional English :: wharfie
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wharm.html - n.
Austral. & NZ colloq. a waterside worker; a wharf-labourer. |
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Traditional English :: wharfinger
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wharm.html - n.
an owner or keeper of a wharf. [prob. ult. f. WHARFAGE] |
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Traditional English :: wharves
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wharm.html - pl. of WHARF. |
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