Signifies the laying out the Anchors of a Ship so, as is best and safest for her riding. Moarings Are laid out in Harbour, and consists of Claws, Pendant Chains, Cables, Bridles, Anchors, Swivel, Jews-harp, Buoys, and Chains for Ships to ride at, either when under Orders of fitting for the Sea, or are laid up in Ordinary. Monkey A Block made of Iron with a Catch, made use of in Ginns for driving Piles. Monk Seam Sewing the Edges or Selvedges of Sails together, over one another on both Sides, to make it the Stronger. Mooter Is the Person who (after the Tree-nails which are received into Store, rough from the Merchant) makes them smooth, and of proper Sizes, before they are drove through the Plank used on Ships Sides, Decks, Wharfs, _&c._ Mortar A Preparation of Lyme, Sand, _&c._ mixed up with Water, and used in Buildings. Mouse Is a large Knot artificially made by the Riggers on the Ship's Stays. Nails Brads Battin Used by the House Carpenters and Joyners. Filling Used on Ships Bottoms when ordered to the _West Indies_, between the Spaces of the Sheathing Nails. Flooring Used by the House Carpenters Keelband Used by the Boat Builders. Clamp Used by the Shipwrights. Filling Used on Ships Bottoms ordered to the _West Indies_. Lead For nailing Lead. Port Double Single Used by the Shipwrights, and are drove into the Beams for the Mens Hammacoes to hang on. Rother Used by the Shipwrights to nail on the Rother Irons. Rove & Clench. Used by the Boat Builder on Boats. Scupper Has a broad and flat Head, and used for nailing the Leather Scuppers to the Ship's Sides. Sharp of Sorts Used by Shipwrights, House Carpenters and Joyners. Sheathing Used For nailing on the Sheathing Board. Spikes Used By the Shipwrights and House Carpenters. Tacks Used By the Joyners and Oar-makers for fining Oars. Timber Used by the Shipwrights and House Carpenters. Weight Used by the Shipwrights and House Carpenters. Wherry Used by the Boat Builders. Woolding Drove through the Ropes that Woold the Ship's Masts. Needles Boltrope Sail Are allowed the Boatswains for repairing the Ship's Sails when at Sea. Navel Hoods Are large Pieces of Stuff fayd against the Hawse Holes, and fills out to the outer Edge of the Cheeks, to keep the Cable from rubbing them. Naveline Is a Rope reeved through a Block made fast to the middle Rib, and another Block being made fast at the Mast-head, the Line goes through them, which makes a Tackle to hoist the Parrel. Navigation The Art of sailing or conducting a Ship or Vessel the safest and most commodious Way from one Place to another. Neap When a Ship wants Water to float her, so that she cannot get out of a Harbour, off the Ground, or out of the Dock, she is neaped, and are those Tides which happen seven Days after the Moon's Change or Full. Netting