Cordage
Pronunciation: /ˈkɔːrdədʒ/
Cordage (noun)
- Ropes and related strong cords made from fibres or wire, used for tying, pulling, or securing things.
- Ropes used on a ship for rigging, such as lines that support sails or control parts of the rig.
Examples
- Cordage can be strong when it is made well.
- The worker checked the cordage before using it.