Definition of "harborough" [har•bor•ough]

• A shelter. (noun)

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• "First, there was someone in Kuwait who went to Yahoo! and typed in "what was the original function for market harborough"."
• "I caused the Pinnesse to beare in with the shore, to see whether she might find an harborough for the ships or not, and that she found and saw two roaders ride in the sound: and also they sawe houses."
• "Gentleman, shalbe captaine thereof: and that all the other 3. ships shall ensue and folow her in all courses, and that no course or waying (in harborough especially) shall be made without aduice, consent and agreement of the sayd Captaine, the Master, his mate, and two other officers of the said ship, or of three of them at the least."