Weaver's Hitch (Noun)
Meaning
A hitch used for temporarily tying a rope to the middle of another rope (or to an eye).
Classification
Nouns denoting man-made objects.
Examples
- A weaver's hitch is commonly used in sailing to temporarily tie a rope to the middle of another rope.
- The rescue team secured the rope to the pulley system using a series of weaver's hitches to distribute the weight evenly.
- She expertly tied the weaver's hitch around the metal ring, ensuring the rope would not slip or come undone.
- In search and rescue operations, a weaver's hitch is often used to attach a rope to a harness or rope eye.
- The rock climber quickly tied a weaver's hitch to the anchor rope, creating a reliable and secure temporary attachment point.