marline
mar·line
noun \ˈmär-lən\Definition of MARLINE
: a small usually tarred line of two strands twisted loosely left-handed that is used especially for seizing and as a covering for wire rope
Variants of MARLINE
mar·line also mar·lin \ˈmär-lən\
Origin of MARLINE
Middle English merlyn, probably from Middle Low German marlinc, merlinc, from mēren to tie, moor
First Known Use: 15th century
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