outligger
/ˈaʊtlɪɡə/(also outleager, outlicker) Nautical. Now historical
noun
A long, strong spar extended from the poop to haul down the mizen-sail.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Naval Account. Probably from out- + ligger.
- intermittent
- intermittent claudication
- intermittently
- intermix
- intermixable
- intermixture
- intermodal
- intermolecular
- Intermontane Region
- Intermountain Region
- in terms of (or in —— terms)
- intern
- internal
- Internal Affairs
- internal angle
- internal audit
- internal auditing
- internal auditor
- internal clock
- internal combustion
- internal combustion engine
- internal contact
- internal conversion
- internal displacement
- internal ear