(a rope through a loop)
71toggle — noun 1》 a short plastic or wooden rod attached to one side of a garment, pushed through a loop on the other side to act as a fastener. ↘a pin or other crosspiece put through the eye of a rope or a link of a chain to keep it in place.… …
72half hitch — n. a knot made by passing the end of a rope around the rope and then through the loop thus made: see KNOT1 …
73crin|gle — «KRIHN guhl», noun. a small loop or ring of rope on the edge of a sail. The sail can be fastened by putting a rope through the cringle. ╂[apparently < Low German kringel (diminutive) < kring ring] …
74toggle — [täg′əl] n. [prob. naut. var. of dial. tuggle, freq. of TUG] 1. a rod, pin, or bolt for insertion between the strands or through a loop of a rope, through a link of a chain, etc. to make an attachment, prevent slipping, or tighten by twisting:… …
75half — n., adj., & adv. n. (pl. halves) 1 either of two equal or corresponding parts or groups into which a thing is or might be divided. 2 colloq. = half back. 3 colloq. half a pint, esp. of beer etc. 4 either of two equal periods of play in sports. 5… …
76Hondo — may refer to:Places*Rio Hondo, the name of several locations *Hondo, Texas, a city in the United States *Hondo, Kumamoto, a city in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan *an older name for the main Japanese island of HonshūFiction* Hondo (novel), an early… …
77honda — n. knot at the end of a rope through which a loop can be pulled …
78hondas — n. knot at the end of a rope through which a loop can be pulled …
79half hitch — noun a knot formed by passing the end of a rope round its standing part and then through the loop …
80half hitch — ► NOUN ▪ a knot formed by passing the end of a rope round its standing part and then through the loop …
