parrel

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

PAR'REL, noun [Latin paro. It coincides with apparel, which see.] Among seamen, an apparatus or frame made or ropes, trucks and ribs, so contrived as to go round the mast, and being fastened at both ends to a yard, serves to hoist it.
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