thole
verbUK /θəʊl/
US /θoʊl/
To put up with something hard or painful without giving up.
The old sailor had to thole the freezing wind for hours.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A wooden peg or pin on a boat that holds an oar in place.
He slipped the oar into the thole before rowing.
3. A pin or handle used in a door or window.
The old door turned on a rusty thole.
4. To endure or suffer something quietly and patiently.
She chose to thole her grief in silence.