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Meanings of knotted rope in English

Rope regularly knotted to ease climbing on.

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Examples for "climbing rope"
Examples for "climbing rope"
1
A climbing rope should not stretch 25 feet in any toprope situation.
Rock and Ice Magazine
2
Inside is a climbing rope, a figure eight belay device, a No.
Climbing Magazine
3
Looking down, I saw they'd been made of an old climbing rope.
Climbing Magazine
4
Visit Website LESSON: Repeat after me: No sharp objects near your climbing rope.
Climbing Magazine
5
The Wyoming cowboy had a new climbing rope, so we brought him along.
Rock and Ice Magazine
Usage of knotted rope in English
1
Come on up! And one after another they mounted the knotted rope.
Nova
2
In this he succeeded, for the hard- knotted rope pained me exceedingly.
Ran Away to Sea
3
Try using the knotted rope for assistance rather than standing on a chair.
Rock and Ice Magazine
4
It will reopen Tuesday with a higher barrier and added knotted rope netting.
Reuters
5
A knotted rope hangs down to help you haul yourself up.
Number9Dream
6
He replaced the knotted rope, exactly as it had been before.
The Voice on the Wire
7
There was a thick, knotted rope hanging from a lower branch.
The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud
8
When the executioner places a knotted rope around his neck, my throat aches.
The Princess of Egypt Must Die
9
When it struck his already well-scarred skin, the knotted rope made a carpet-beater sound.
Under the dome: a novel
10
Where was the end of this twisted and tangled, knotted rope of a confession?
In the hat: a novel of suspense
11
The knotted rope was bad enough, the feel of the house-tooempty, somehow-wasworse.
Under the dome: a novel
12
In one hand was a length of knotted rope.
Wizard at Large
13
He pulled a knotted rope from under the bed.
The devil's heart
14
Nick went to an engine-house near by, where he secured a coil of knotted rope.
The Crime of the French Café and Other Stories
15
He saw too the knotted rope that protruded from between his pale buttocks, the end frayed.
Complete Books of Blood
16
They wear corselets of buffalo-hide and of twisted and knotted rope, and carry shields or bucklers.
The Philippine Islands, 1493-1803 — Volume 03 of 55 / 1569-1576 ...
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