1. A hole for a cable in a ship's bow; the situation of the cables in front of a ship's bow, when she is moored with two anchors forward.

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

• hawe,
• hosse,
• haus,
• cawse,
• haise,
• hakse,
• halde,
• halse,
• hamee,
• hassi,
• gawse,
• haase,
• ahwse,
• hwase,
• hewse,
• heyse,
• huyse,
• hapse,
• pawse,
• rawse

• hoarse,
• HaaS,
• house,
• haussa,
• haake,
• Haskew,
• Haeck,
• HAUS,
• hauge,
• Hassie,
• Hawks,
• HAASE,
• Hawes,
• hausa,
• horse,
• hachey,
• hayes,
• HAGE,
• hash,
• Has,
• hagge,
• Haws,
• haj,
• hackee,
• Hague,
• hayek,
• hose,
• Hayse,
• hag,
• hause,
• hays,
• hake,
• Hase,
• HASS,
• haze,
• haacke,
• hawke,
• hakea,
• hasse.

The adjective form of "hawse" is "hawsed".

The plural of the "hawse" can be the "hawse".

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