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Definition of anchor
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of anchor is as below...
Anchor
(n.) Any
instrument
or
contrivance
serving
a
purpose
like that of a
ship's
anchor,
as an
arrangement
of
timber
to hold a dam fast; a
contrivance
to hold the end of a
bridge
cable,
or other
similar
part; a
contrivance
used by
founders
to hold the core of a mold in
place..
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Flook
::
Flook (n.) A fluke of an
anchor.
Crib
::
Crib (n.) A
structure
of logs to be
anchored
with
stones;
-- used for
docks,
pier, dams, etc..
Anchor-hold
::
Anchor-hold
(n.)
Hence:
Firm hold:
security.
Fish
::
Fish (v. t.) To
catch;
to draw out or up; as, to fish up an
anchor..
Dolphin
::
Dolphin
(n.) A spar or buoy held by an
anchor
and
furnished
with a ring to which ships may
fasten
their
cables.
Aldine
::
Aldine
(a.) An
epithet
applied
to
editions
(chiefly
of the
classics)
which
proceeded
from the press of Aldus
Manitius,
and his
family,
of
Venice,
for the most part in the 16th
century
and known by the sign of the
anchor
and the
dolphin.
The term has also been
applied
to
certain
elegant
editions
of
English
works..
Handspike
::
Handspike
(n.) A bar or
lever,
generally
of wood, used in a
windlass
or
capstan,
for
heaving
anchor,
and, in
modified
forms,
for
various
purposes..
Anchoretism
::
Anchoretism
(n.) The
practice
or mode of life of an
anchoret.
Cable
::
Cable (n.) A
large,
strong
rope or
chain,
of
considerable
length,
used to
retain
a
vessel
at
anchor,
and for other
purposes.
It is made of hemp, of steel wire, or of iron
links..
Tore
::
Tore (n.) The solid
inclosed
by such a
surface;
--
sometimes
called
an
anchor
ring.
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) A
quantity
of
explosives
anchored
in a
channel,
beneath
the
water,
or set
adrift
in a
current,
and so
arranged
that they will be
exploded
when
touched
by a
vessel,
or when an
electric
circuit
is
closed
by an
operator
on
shore..
Pee
::
Pee (n.) Bill of an
anchor.
See Peak, 3 (c)..
Anchoring
::
Anchoring
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Ancho.
Station
::
Station
(n.) A place to which ships may
resort,
and where they may
anchor
safely..
Cyclide
::
Cyclide
(n.) A
surface
of the
fourth
degree,
having
certain
special
relations
to
spherical
surfaces.
The tore or
anchor
ring is one of the
cyclides..
Anchorable
::
Anchorable
(a.) Fit for
anchorage.
Anchorite
::
Anchorite
(n.) Same as
Anchoret.
Swing
::
Swing (n.) To turn round by
action
of wind or tide when at
anchor;
as, a ship
swings
with the
tide..
Mooring
::
Mooring
(n.) That which
serves
to
confine
a ship to a
place,
as
anchors,
cables,
bridles,
etc..
Unmoor
::
Unmoor
(v. i.) To weigh
anchor.
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