euphroe

[yoo-froh, -vroh]

noun Nautical.

a suspended batten or plate of wood or brass pierced with holes through which the cords of a crowfoot are rove to suspend an awning.

Origin of euphroe

1805–15; pseudolearned English spelling of Dutch juffrouw euphroe, literally, jong young + vrouw woman; cognate with German Jungfrau

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British Dictionary definitions for euphroe

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nautical a wooden block with holes through which the lines of a crowfoot are rove

Word Origin

C19: from Dutch juffrouw maiden, earlier joncfrouwe (from jonc young + frouwe woman)

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