1. To endeavour to stop a leak in the bottom of a ship, while afloat, by letting down under the bottom a sail filled with oakum, &c., to be sucked into the crack.

2. A weight for lead, &c., usually about 2,400 pounds.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• foder,
• fothers,
• futher,
• futhers,
• father,
• fadher,
• fkther,
• flther,
• fpther,
• f0ther,
• f9ther,
• fofher,
• fogher,
• fo6her,
• fo5her,
• fotber,
• Fo4her,
• Fovher,
• Fouher,
• fathers

The plural of the "Fother" can be the "fothers".

The singular of the "Fother" can be the "Fother".