sawarbor

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 30
The axis of a circular saw. saw-belly, s. The alewife. ( Colloq. U.S.) saw-bench, s. 3559 Wood-working: A table on which stuff is fed to a saw. saw-bill, s. Ornith.: (See extract.) "Po e ing strong tooth-like proce es on the bill, by which it is enabled to hold a slippery prey, this bird [ Mergus merganser , the Goosander) like the Red-breasted Merganser, is also called Saw - bill and Jack-saw."- Yar rell: British Birds (ed. 4th), iv. 489.
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