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Term: Beal

Definition:

A beal is a large thick rope or cable used for hoisting or lifting heavy objects in maritime or industrial settings. It is typically made of hemp, manila, or other strong fibers.

Senses:

  1. Noun - Maritime:

    A beal is a heavy rope used on ships for hoisting sails, anchor, or cargo.

    Example Sentence: The sailors tightly pulled the beal to hoist the heavy anchor onto the ship.

  2. Noun - Industrial:

    In an industrial setting, a beal is a strong rope or cable used for lifting or pulling heavy loads.

    Example Sentence: The construction workers used a beal to lift the concrete blocks at the construction site.

  3. Verb - Local:

    Informally, "beal" can be used as a verb in some local dialects, meaning to shout loudly or make a loud noise.

    Example Sentence: The rowdy crowd continued to beal their excitement throughout the concert.

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