mortar boat (mortarbot)

A ve el, usually of small size, upon which a mortar (or very rarely more than one) is mounted. mortar-carriage (môr'tär-kar"āj), n. See sea coast artillery, under artillery. mortar-mant (môr'tär-man), n. A mason. whose work deserved the nick Those morter - men name of Babel or confusion. Bp . Gauden , Tears of the Church, p. 513. ( Davies .) mortar-mill (môr'tär-mil), n. A mixing and stirring machine for combining lime, sand, and other materials to make mortar. Such machines take the form of pug-mills and Chilian mills, and are worked by hand or steam-power. mortar-piecet (môr'tär-pēs), n. A mortar (piece of ordnance). They raised a strong battery, and planted upon it a mortar - piece that cast stones and grana does of sixteen inches diameter. Baker , Charles I., an. 1648. mortar-ve el (môr'tär-ves"el), n. Same as mortar-boat.