2026-04-06T21:55:08+01:0012,437129415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects646101189100143DRAUGHTSMANYA playing piece for draughts128P2881137712DRAW BARYA wooden bar sliding from a long channel at one side of a doorway into a socket in the other jamb so as to bar the door.546P759291791DRAW DOCKYAn inlet in the banks of a navigable river, often lined with brick and gated, into which boats can be drawn for repair etc.1P11560162853DRAW KILNYA lime kiln built into a low hillside or slope to facilitate top loading of the limestone.1P2882137713DRAW LOOMYA hand-operated loom on which figured cloth could be woven, also known as a drawing engine.546P521570217DRAWBRIDGEYA movable bridge lifted at one end by chains or ropes either to stop traffic passing over it or to let traffic pass under it.1P10097108233DRAWBRIDGE PITYA purpose built pit, usually below a gatehouse or barbican, into which the counterweight of a drawbridge could be lowered, thus enabling the bridge to be raised.1P759391792DRAWING OFFICEYA commercial building used for the production of detailed, often technical, drawings.1P2883137714DRAWING ROOMYA room to withdraw to from the dining room.546P64710119095759DRAWING SETYAssociated group of drawing implements.128P64810119197002DRAWKNIFEYA knife handled at both ends used to shave wood.128P2223100321DREADNOUGHT BATTLESHIPYA heavily armoured capital ship with an armament composed entirely of large calibre guns and powered by stem turbines. In effect any battleship constructed after 1908.143P2224100322DREDGERYA craft used to deepen shipping channels, harbours and other water courses.143P11286160286Drem Type Flarepath SiteN1N64910119296607DRESSYA garment worn by females.128P12402145060DRESS ACCESSORIESYItems worn or carried as an adjunct to clothing, for example, headdresses, sashes, fans, masks etc.77P650101193100075DRESS AND PERSONAL ACCESSORIESNClothes, items of attire and ornament and objects for personal use by individuals, including toiletries.128P65110119497440DRESS COMPONENTNItems which are used in clothing but which are not necessarily a separate item of clothing.128P652101195100184DRESS FASTENER (DRESS)YAny form of fastener used to fasten clothing together.128P65310119697559DRESS FASTENER (UNKNOWN)YAn object of Bronze Age date, usually of gold, with an unknown function.128P65410119796685DRESS HOOKYA hook to join parts of clothing together.128P65510119896648DRESS PINYA pin worn to hold two or more pieces of material together, often when being worn as clothing.128P65610119996646DRESS STUDYA projection used to clip clothing together.128P65710120096449DRESSED STONEYStone used as a building material which has been finished, or dressed, before use.128P3849139640DresserN546N759491793Dresser TombN1N472969260DRESSING FLOORYThe place where metallic ores were crushed and washed to remove waste, forming a concentrate which could be used in a smelter.1P473069261DRESSING MILLYA mill used for the sizing and drying of warp threads before they were wound onto warp beams as part of the power-weaving process.1P2884137715DRESSING ROOMYA room, particularly in a house or theatre, intended for dressing or changing one's clothes and furnished with wardrobes, dressing tables and other facilities for the application of make-up, styling of hair etc.546P759591794DRESSING SHEDYA shed, often found at a quarry, in which rough stone is shaped or dressed.1P