cathead
noun
cat·head ˈkat-ˌhed 
: a projecting piece of timber or iron near the bow of a ship to which the anchor is hoisted and secured
Word History
First Known Use
1626, in the meaning defined above
- in vain
- in very bad taste
- in very poor taste
- in victory
- in view
- in view of
- in vino veritas
- in violation of
- in virtue of
- in vitro
- in vitro fertilization
- in vivo
- in walking distance
- in want of
- in which case
- in whole
- in with
- in with a chance of
- in words of one syllable
- in work
- in working condition
- in working order
- in writing
- in-a-door
- in-a-door bed