lug

They had brought every kind of weapon that they could lug with them.

Etain had forgotten her former existence, and Cúchulainn does not appear to know that he is a rebirth of Lug.

The parallel part at a is to receive the driving clamp, but sometimes a lug cast on at that end is used instead of a clamp.

Young Whittington sprang upon the bow thwart, painter end in his right hand, and leaped for the lug.

You don't have to lug a bulky book around with you all the time.

Now creep a little eastwards, to that other stone—the Cat's Lug, they call it.

File the inside face of the lug smooth and also the edge of the plate where it joins the casing.

They have only one mast, stepped close forward, on which a lug sail is set.

Each was to weigh nine hundredweight, and was to be fitted with twelve oars and two masts with lug sails.

I do hate to lug those old clothes and bottles and baskets of cold victuals round.