anchor a ship

to drive the stationed ship, Metaphorically: to leave

To come to anchor, to cast anchor.

To come to anchor, to cast anchor.

gigantic, very vast

a piece of bread distributed in charity, begging

cast anchor

battleship, man-of-war, cruiser

keel

seagull, a marine bird, the crow that flew with the ship and hovered around it because it could not find a place to sit in the sea, Metaphorically: the person who had no option to stay except in one place

set up a public kitchen, distributing alms,

collier, a ship carrying coal

very heavy

lightening of the heavy things, to move of of light weighted things

Cast anchor, firm, to stay, to stop

give alms

aeroplane, airplane, aircraft

bear the burden

oil tanker, the ship on which only oil is carried

daily food distribution for socially or religiously

weigh anchor

to halt or stay of boat or ship

pressurize, remain constant