midshipman's hitch
midshipman's hitch noun: a secure semi-permanent adjustable loop hitch knot. Formed from a rolling hitch type 2 (ref Ashley 1735).
Noun
midshipman's hitch (plural midshipman's hitches)
- A secure semi-permanent adjustable loop hitch knot. Formed from a rolling hitch type 2 (ref Ashley 1735).
Forms of midshipman's hitch
| plural | midshipman's hitches |
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Origin of midshipman's hitch
From midshipman + -'s + hitch.
Questions about midshipman's hitch
- What does midshipman's hitch mean?
- Midshipman's hitch means a secure semi-permanent adjustable loop hitch knot. Formed from a rolling hitch type 2 (ref Ashley 1735).
- What part of speech is midshipman's hitch?
- Midshipman's hitch is a noun.
- What is the plural of midshipman's hitch?
- The plural of midshipman's hitch is midshipman's hitches.
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