mastalgia (mastaljia)

[NL., mast-carline, mast-carling (måst'kärlin, -ling), n. In a ship, a large carline placed at the side of the masts, between the beams, to support the partners. mast-coat (mast'kōt), n. In a ship, a conical canvas fitted over the wedges around the mast, at the level of the deck, to prevent the oozing of water down below. masted (mas'ted), p. a. Furnished with a mast or masts; having or exhibiting masts: chiefly used in composition: as, a three- masted ve el. Nowhere far distant from the masted wharf. Dyer, Fleece, iii. Slow enlarging on the view, Four manned and masted barges grew. Scott, L. of the L., ii. 16.