Whipcord

Pronunciation: /ˈhwɪpˈkɔɹd/

Whipcord (noun)

  1. A very strong rope made from tightly twisted fibres, used for tying or pulling.
  2. A type of cord material with a smooth, tough surface, often used in making ropes or cords.

Examples

  • The sailor tied a whipcord to the mast.
  • She used whipcord to secure the bundle tightly.