dolly knot
trucker's hitch
sailor's hitch
tow
axle hitch
tie down strap
lanyard
towrope
weaver's knot
weaver's hitch
becket bend
sheet bend
cow hitch
alpine coil
towing rope
towline
towing line
becket hitch
taut-line hitch
friction hitch
half hitch
prolonge
Simple Simon over
offset overhand bend
tiedown
bungee
monkey's fist
snatch block
backsplice
timber hitch
bungee cord
warping hook
lashing
stopper knot
puddening
endknot
lashline
hitch
angler's loop
cable-laid rope
pennant
raip
artillery loop
jeff
slack
belay
girthline
idler pulley
idle wheel
idle pulley
tail
Bachmann hitch
sailor's breastplate
adjustable bend
laid rope
tied
buckle
gird
prolonge knot
fastened
belt buckle
Albright knot
bushing
runner
dragrope
carrick bend
shifter
painter
guyline
ruched
quarter belt
monkey tail
wapp
tackled
sheepshank
tackle block
catch-rope
kackling
slipknot
downhaul
Blackwall hitch
working part
ropelike
block and tackle
hawser
sash cord
working end
catshank
cable
trice

English words for 'a hitch knot used to tension ropes, often for the purpose of securing loads for transport.'

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