palliard
/pəˈliɑrd/Definitions
1. noun
a small, shallow boat, especially one used by fishermen.
“The villagers set out in their palliards to catch the day’s catch.”
2. verb
to make a boat or other vessel fast to a rock or other fixed object, typically by throwing a rope or chain around it.
“The sailor palliarded the boat to the dock to prevent it from drifting away.”