dragropes
dragropes is the plural of dragrope.
Meaning of dragrope
Noun
dragrope (plural dragropes)
- A rope used to drag something.
- Starting in 1818, a few women managed to break a the sex barrier that excluded them from active firefighting. [It was] hard work to draw the engine; but among the few who had hold of the dragrope was Molly, pulling away for dear life.1984, Paul C. Ditzel, Fire Engines, Fire Fighters: The Men, Equipment, and Machines, from Colonial Days to the Present, Random House Value Pub, →ISBN
Questions about dragropes
- What is dragropes the plural of?
- Dragropes is the plural of dragrope.
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