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cordage Definition

cord·age (-ij′)

noun

  1. cords and ropes collectively, esp. the ropes in a ship's rigging
  2. the amount of wood, in cords, in a given area

Etymology: Fr: see cord & -age

cordage Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • make: You will also make cordage from the materials provided and be shown how to braid the straps for your Bark Basket casing.

Adjective modifier

  • natural: Learn how to build natural shelters, make wild fire and use natural cordage for fishing, trapping, and building.

Browse dictionary entries near cordage

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  10. ‹ corbelling
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