Athwart
21athwart — preposition literary across ation /eISFn/ suffix (in nouns) the act, state, or result of doing something: an examination of the contents (=examining them) | the combination of several factors …
22athwart — adv 1. across, crosswise, crossways, cross, crisscross, from side to side, transversely. 2. awry, askant, askew, obliquely, sidelong, sideways; perversely, wrongly, contrawise, crossgrained, across the grain, against the tide or wind; at cross… …
23athwart — a•thwart [[t]əˈθwɔrt[/t]] adv. 1) from side to side; crosswise 2) perversely; awry; wrongly 3) from side to side of; across 4) in opposition to; contrary to • Etymology: 1425–75 …
24athwart — /əˈθwɔt / (say uh thwawt) adverb 1. from side to side (often in an oblique direction): transversely. 2. perversely; awry; wrongly. 3. Nautical at right angles to a ship s keel. –preposition 4. from side to side of; across. 5. in opposition to;… …
25athwart — adv. & prep. adv. 1 across from side to side (usu. obliquely). 2 perversely or in opposition. prep. 1 from side to side of. 2 in opposition to. Etymology: A(2) + THWART …
26lie athwart — intransitive verb : to ride at anchor or mooring with head to the wind across the tide …
27þwerte — athwart, across the grain …
28athwarthawse — athwart·hawse …
29athwartship — athwart·ship …
30athwartships — athwart·ships …
