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hawser
[ haw-zer, -ser ]
noun
Nautical.
- a heavy rope for mooring or towing.
hawser
/ ˈ³óɔ˳úÉ™ /
noun
- nautical a large heavy rope
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of hawser1
C14: from Anglo-French hauceour , from Old French haucier to hoist, ultimately from Latin altus high
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Bollards were first used in a maritime setting, where they were immovable objects to which a ship could safely lash its hawser after docking.
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Falling to the floor behind her was a braid as thick as a hawser.
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Very strong steel hawsers with hooks on the ends of them were lowered from the front and rear of each helicopter.
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He saved nearly 40 lives by diving into the churning seas with a rope, then used it to pull a thick hawser taut between the yacht and the beach as a lifeline for survivors.
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She found him in his shorts, lying in the hammock that he had hung from the beams with a ship's hawser.
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