Brian Patten: Poems Glossary

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Brian Patten: Poems Glossary

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quay

a pier or wharf, a place where boats are tied to the shore for loading or unloading

cargo

the goods that a ship is transporting

manacled

chained

grubby

dirty, shabby, grim

mute

silent, without tone

drab

dull, gloomy, cheerless, desolate

stranglehold

a grip that is choking

unclip

to loosen, un-tighten

Guinness

a type of Irish beer

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