gammon shackles (gamonshaklz)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 88
pl. Naut., shackles for securing the gammoning. gammott, n. [Cf. It. gamaut, "the name of a barbers toole," gamanto, "the name of a surgions toole" (Florio), appar. a particular use of gamaut = E. gamut, with some ref. to the shape of the knife. See gamut.] A kind of knife formerly used by surgeons. Scolopomacheria [It.], an instrument to cut out the roots of vlcers or sores, called of our surgeons the incision knife or gammot . Florio .
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