(n) a small carpenter's plane with the cutting edge near the front

Convex rounding of a material, to be used in various applications, such as stair tread.

A ceramic floor tile trim that has one rounded finished edge on the tile to give a nice finishing touch. Sometimes it is also used as a substitute for cove base.

The shape of the automobile’s front end, resulting from the style of the radiator.

a trim tile with a convex radius or finished edge on one side. Used for finishing top of wainscot, turning of an outside corner, or floor base.

A reinforced hole in the bulwarks at the foremost point of the bow through which a towing hauser or bowline may pass without snagging or encountering excessive wear.

  A closed chock at the bow.    

a chock placed right over the stem, in the eyes of the ship.

A chock placed right over the stem, 'in the eyes' of the ship.

a chock placed at the stem (bow) that is used to pass the anchor chain through while a vessel is being towed or while moored to a buoy, or for use to pass the bow line while moored to a pier