luffer-boarding

(luf’ér-bor’ding), n. See board- luff-hook (luf’huk), n, Navt., one of the hooks of a luff-tackle. luff-tackle (luf’tak/1), ». Naut., a purchase eomposed of a double and a single block, the lug standing end of the rope being fastened to the single block, and the fall coming from the double: variously used as occasion may require. lufsom}, a. An obsolete variant of lovesome. luftt, a A Middle English form of lefé1.