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Deck Cleat

A deck cleat is a device used to secure ropes or cables on a ship's deck or dock. It is typically made of metal or durable plastic and is designed to provide a strong anchor point to prevent the rope from slipping or becoming loose.

Senses:

Noun:

1. A metal or plastic fitting with two horns, used to secure ropes or cables on a vessel's deck.
2. A strong metal bracket attached to a dock for securing watercraft.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The sailor tied the rope to the deck cleat to secure the boat.

2. Make sure you fasten the ropes tightly to the deck cleats before setting sail.

Noun:

1. The deck cleats on the dock provided a secure mooring place for the yacht.

2. The marina installed new deck cleats to accommodate larger boats.

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