Also 9 warrick. [f. WARROK v.]
† 1. A girth. Obs.
1392–3. Earl Derby’s Exped. (Camden), 238. Pro horscombes, warrokes, et sagmine emptis ibidem pro equis domini, xxij s.
14[?]. Voc., in Wr.-Wülcker, 612/23. Sirentorium, a warrok.
2. dial. A peculiar tackle used in shipyards, etc. on Tyneside. (Eng. Dial. Dict., 1905.)
