Galley
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 43
gal′i, n. a long, low-built ship with one deck, propelled by oars: a state barge: the captain's boat on a war-ship: the place where the cooking is done on board ship: a kind of boat attached to a ship-of-war: ( print. ) a flat oblong tray in which the compositor places the type he has set up.— ns. Gall′ey-proof , an impre ion taken from type on a galley; Gall′ey-slave , one condemned for crime to work like a slave at the oar of a galley. [O. Fr. galie —Low L. galea .]
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