rolling hitch (Meaning)
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rolling hitch (n)
a hitch for fastening a line to a spar or another rope
Synonyms & Antonyms of rolling hitch
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rolling hitch Sentence Examples
- The experienced sailor deftly tied the boat to the dock using a rolling hitch.
- The hikers secured the rope around the tree trunk with a tight rolling hitch.
- The arborist used a rolling hitch to safely suspend himself from the towering branches.
- The fisherman attached the bait to the hook with a small but secure rolling hitch.
- The firefighters quickly assembled a water pump and used a rolling hitch to connect the hoses.
- The construction workers anchored the scaffolding to the building using multiple rolling hitches.
- The rock climbers anchored their belay lines to the top of the cliff with reliable rolling hitches.
- The horse riders used a rolling hitch to tie their horses to the hitching post.
- The mountaineers employed a rolling hitch to securely fasten their equipment to their backpacks.
- The kayakers used a rolling hitch to attach their paddles to their boat covers for easy storage.
FAQs About the word rolling hitch
a hitch for fastening a line to a spar or another rope
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No antonyms found.
The experienced sailor deftly tied the boat to the dock using a rolling hitch.
The hikers secured the rope around the tree trunk with a tight rolling hitch.
The arborist used a rolling hitch to safely suspend himself from the towering branches.
The fisherman attached the bait to the hook with a small but secure rolling hitch.
