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double fisherman's knot

double fisherman's knot noun: a type of bend knot used to securely join two lengths of rope or cord.

Noun

double fisherman's knot (plural double fisherman's knots)

  1. A type of bend knot used to securely join two lengths of rope or cord.
    Synonyms:
    grapevine knot

Synonyms of double fisherman's knot

Forms of double fisherman's knot

pluraldouble fisherman's knots

Questions about double fisherman's knot

What does double fisherman's knot mean?
Double fisherman's knot means a type of bend knot used to securely join two lengths of rope or cord.
What part of speech is double fisherman's knot?
Double fisherman's knot is a noun.
What is the plural of double fisherman's knot?
The plural of double fisherman's knot is double fisherman's knots.

Words near double fisherman's knot in the dictionary

  1. double files
  2. double first
  3. double first cousin
  4. double first cousins
  5. double firsts
  6. double fisherman's knot
  7. double flash
  8. double flashes
  9. double flat
  10. double flats
  11. double foolscap

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