Definitions
A loop, hook, or short rope used to fasten something, especially on a ship.
Used in a sentence
“He marked four widths of the becket to the left, then thrusting and penetrating for fully 18 inches into the soggy peat, withdrawing and twisting the becket, completing the final thrusting on the back run.”
“Cornish choughs, or “beckets”, as they are sometimes known, are seen on Thomas Wolsey’s coat of arms; they are a reference to his namesake, Thomas Becket.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Ship rope loop”6 letters
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