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steering wheel becket

steering wheel becket noun: a rope with a becket at one end and a hook at the other, used to hold the ship's wheel (the helm) in fixed position. Normally used in pairs, with the becket on a spoke and the hook on a ring in the deck.

Noun

steering wheel becket (plural steering wheel beckets)

  1. A rope with a becket at one end and a hook at the other, used to hold the ship's wheel (the helm) in fixed position. Normally used in pairs, with the becket on a spoke and the hook on a ring in the deck.

Forms of steering wheel becket

pluralsteering wheel beckets

Questions about steering wheel becket

What does steering wheel becket mean?
Steering wheel becket means a rope with a becket at one end and a hook at the other, used to hold the ship's wheel (the helm) in fixed position. Normally used in pairs, with the becket on a spoke and the hook on a ring in the deck.
What part of speech is steering wheel becket?
Steering wheel becket is a noun.
What is the plural of steering wheel becket?
The plural of steering wheel becket is steering wheel beckets.

Words near steering wheel becket in the dictionary

  1. steering group
  2. steering groups
  3. steering head
  4. steering heads
  5. steering wheel
  6. steering wheel becket
  7. steering wheel beckets
  8. steering wheel spinner
  9. steering wheel spinner knob
  10. steering wheel spinner knobs
  11. steering wheel spinners

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