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adj. Round; pot-bellied.

n. Deep water inside a shoal or bar.

n. A cudgel.

n. A cudgel.

An epithet of uncertain meaning, in the following passage: the apparent etymology suggests ‘round,’ ‘pot-bellied.’

n. Nautical, deep water inside a shoal or bar.

n. A word used only by Shakspere in the passage cited, in the folio of 1623, where the quarto editions have battero and bat; it is, like battero, apparently a misprint for batton, battoon, or battoun, a stick, cudgel. See batton, batoon, baton, and bat.

"Nay, come not near th’ old man; keep out, che vor ye, or ise try whether your costard or my ballow be the harder."

cudgel   

Gallo    balow    callow    cavallo    gallow