1. To guard or secure by a wharf or firm wall of timber or stone; to lodge on a wharf.

2. A perpendicular bank, or mound of timber or stone and earth, raised on the shore of a harbour, river, canal, &c., for the convenience of lading and unlading.

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

• whart,
• whatif,
• wharfs,
• chirf,
• whear,
• whar,
• whenf,
• whrw,
• hearf,
• charfe,
• whoar,
• whoof,
• thirf,
• whatv,
• whaer,
• whears,
• warf,
• whard,
• whaft,
• whave

• whereby,
• WARF,
• whereof.

The adverb form of "wharf" is "wharfward".

The adjective form of the word "wharf" is "wharfside".