killock UK
ˈkɪlək
Definition

Definition of killock - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
naval slangRareUKleading seaman with an anchor badgeRareUK
  • The killock led the team during the drill.
sailor seaman
2.
nauticalRareUKanchor made of stone and woodRareUK
  • They crafted a killock from local materials.
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  • killock: anchor made of stone and wood
    anchor made of stone and wood

Origin of killock

probably Middle English, killick (small anchor)

Examples of killock in a sentence

  • During the ceremony, the killock received an award.
  • The fishermen used a killock to secure the boat.
  • A killock was essential for their journey.

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  1. French:quartier-maître, ancre de fortune, ...
  2. German:Vormann, Stein-Holz-Anker, ...
  3. Italian:marinaio capo, ancora artigianale, ...
  4. Spanish:marinero líder con insignia de ancla, ancla, ...
  5. Portuguese:chefe de marinhagem, âncora de pedra, ...
  6. Chinese:领航水手, 木石锚, ...
  7. Japanese:キロック, ...
  8. Arabic:بَحّار أَوَّل يَحْمِل شارَة المِرْساة, مِرْسَاة, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַב מֶלַח בָּכִיר בַּעַל תַּג עֹגֶן, עֻגָּן אֶבֶן, ...
  10. Russian:старший матрос, якорь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:кіллок, якір, ...
  12. Hindi:किलोक, पत्थर का लंगर, ...
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