Converse of object

• use: Have just bought a Fireball and have a quick question: Does anyone use a 2:1 external jib halyard?

• attach: The block and tackle leading forward was attached to one, and the main halyard attached to the other.

• have: The flagpole has an internal halyard which is accessible only through a small lockable cover.

• tie: Finally, which knot would a Scout usually use to tie the halyard to the Union Flag?

Adjective modifier

• main: Now he lay in a tangled heap amid the main halyard.

• broken: Like BP, it has suffered a broken genoa halyard, dumping the sail on the deck.

Modifies a noun

• winch: With no sheet or halyard winches aboard a smack, tackles and their power are important.

• lock: The spinnaker halyard is used to lift the jib to a halyard lock.

• sheave: Originally the main halyard sheave was attached to the stainless steel ring at the top of the mast.

• block: The smaller of the two ships on the relief shows two main halyard blocks nailed to the mast.

Noun used with modifier

• spinnaker: Echo took fourth place but Bertie retired after losing her spinnaker halyard up the mast.

• jib: Have an equivalent mark for each of your jib halyard settings.

• throat: Why not use the after flange for a crane for the throat halyard?

• peak: In theory, too, the peak halyard should be pulling at right angles to the gaff.

• genoa: Like BP, it has suffered a broken genoa halyard, dumping the sail on the deck.