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Reeve

To reeve is to pass a line through any aperture such as a block or eye. The past tense is ROVE.

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reeve
Boat; Sailboat

To reeve is to pass a line through any aperture such as a block or eye. The past tense is ROVE.

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To pass a rope through a ring.

reeving
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Threading or placement of a working line.

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Mining; General mining; Mineral mining

Threading or placement of a working line.

reeve
Language; Dictionaries

To pass, as the end of a pope, through any hole in a block, thimble, cleat, ringbolt, cringle, or the like.

fairlead
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Any fitting used to guide or change direction of a line, giving it a "fair lead" in its travel. Fairleads pre vent chafing as well.

eye strap
Boat; Sailboat

A metal strap fitting shaped to form an "eye" which can be used to secure a fitting or line.

downhaul
Boat; Sailboat

Any line designed to haul down something, for example the downhaul used to pull down on the gooseneck when on a slide, or a "Cunningham".

diamond spreader
Boat; Sailboat

An intermediate spreader and stay arrangement to reinforce the mast, with the configuration forming a "diamond" shape. The stays do not attach to the boat, only to the mast.

daggerboard trunk
Boat; Sailboat

The case or the housing in the boat for the daggerboard.

deadeye
Boat; Sailboat

An eye fitting which secures the "deadend" (knotted or spliced) or standing end of a line.

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