2026-04-06T03:30:38+01:0012,43751415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects217100759100156BOW DRILLYA drill where the bit is twisted by means of a bow with the string wound around the shaft of the drill.128P2647137471BOW WINDOWYA window set within a curved projection from the face of a wall.546P21810076095520BOWED STRING INSTRUMENTYAn instrument played mainly by bowing the strings. Use narrower terms where known.128P2648137472BOWERYA private room or parlour usually at the same level as the hall.546P708991256BowerN1N21910076196755BOWLYA round container open at the top, usually to hold liquids.128P501670012BOWL BARROWYA round barrow featuring a mound surrounded by a ditch, with no intervening berm. The ditch may be accompanied by an external bank.1P465569182BOWL FURNACEYA small, open air bowl-shaped furnace, in which the flames are fanned by bellows. Used for both ferrous and non-ferrous smelting.1P709091257BOWLING ALLEYYAn indoor alley for playing bowls or skittles.1P220100762Bowling BallN128N709191258BOWLING CLUBYA site, usually consisting of a bowling green and pavilion, frequented by lawn bowlers.1P494369936BOWLING GREENYA closely mown piece of ground used for the game of lawn bowling.1P709291259BOWLING GREEN PAVILIONYA building, often located in a park, where players can change and store equipment and from where spectators can watch the game.1P11603162973Bowling HouseN1N11601162971Bowls HouseN1N11604162974Bowls LawnN1N11602162972Bowls PavilionN1N2649137473BowreN546N709391260BowreN1N974694211Bowstring Arch TrussN1N2650137474BOWSTRING ROOFYA roof constructed of horizontal tiebeams and curved trusses.546P3610138845BOWSTRING TRUSSYAn arched, or bow-shaped, segmental timber truss with its ends tied together by a straight or cambered member.546P22110076396439BOXYA container, usually rectangular and having a removable or hinged lid.128P2651137475BOX FRAMEYTimber framed construction where a box of horizontal and vertical members is created to support the roof.546P709491261BOX FRAME HOUSEYA timber framed house comprising horizontal and vertical timbers, forming the walls of the building and directly supporting the roof.1P2652137476BOX FRAMED TRUSSYA complete cross-frame from ground level to ridge in a box-framed building.546P974294207Box GirderN1N3989152569BOX OFFICEYA ticket booth in a theatre or cinema.546P22210076496243BOX PADLOCK KEYYA key usually with a long stem with bit, stem and terminal in line.128P3613138848BOX PEWYAn enclosed, high-sided seat, sometimes entered through a door, usually found in churches as one of a series of box-like compartments.546P