cleat

Object

• bed: I started cleating the asparagus bed of weeds too, but was happy to pass that over the Chris, as SB getting ravenous.
• sole: Your boots should be tough, light and not new, with thick, cleated soles and good foot and ankle support.
• shoe: Generally they are pulled on over your shoes and zipped up at the back, usually they have a cut out for cleated shoes.

Converse of object

• have: You might have the cleats fitted at the wrong angle or position on the shoe.
• moor: You take a mooring rope forward and behind the mooring cleat to reduce the potential for the boat to swing back and forth.
• use: This wire can be buried in the ground or can be fastened to exterior walls using cleats.
• fix: I would rather fix a cleat down nearer to the deck so that I can drop the sail easier when coming ashore.
• fit: You might have the cleats fitted at the wrong angle or position on the shoe.
• make: The filet on the bottom was left continuous and that on the top was trimmed at long intervals to made the cleats.

Adjective modifier

• SPD: It will, alternatively, take a recessed SPD cleat.
• aggressive: A lightweight, hardwearing and durable rubber outsole with aggressive cleats and flex grooves ensures maximum grip while you move freely around.
• stern: Two bow, two spring and two stern cleats.

Modifies a noun

• hook: B. Attach the cleat hook to the garage wall below the double pulley.
• position: Cleat position should allow for anatomical variations from the normal observed during a biomechanical assessment.
• design: Two studies comparing alternative cleat designs were difficult to interpret because of inadequate reporting of methodology.

Noun used with modifier

• mooring: The center rope was put through the center fender eyes and quickly dropped over the center pontoon mooring cleat.
• cable: Cable cleats are designed to fix, retain and support cables.
• outhaul: You can now have the outhaul cleat anywhere on the boom.
• cam: On smaller craft, blocks with integral jam or cam cleats can be used to good effect.

Preposition: for

grip: The sole unit is deeply cleated for grip and is stiffened to give proper support and protection.