Associations to the word «Cordage»
Noun
- Hemp
- Rigging
- Tar
- Mast
- Rope
- Sail
- Canvas
- Fibre
- Cask
- Tangle
- Fiber
- Plymouth
- Woven
- Bark
- Textile
- Hitch
- Sewing
- Rattle
- Cocoa
- Timber
- Cloth
- Assortment
- Knot
- Plank
- Bale
- Deck
- Peg
- Mat
- Keel
- Net
- Fabric
- Twist
- Anchor
- Spray
- Pottery
- Cable
- Pitch
- Basket
- Tent
- Schooner
- Clothing
- Nut
- Powder
- Sailor
- Quantity
- Commodity
- Breeze
- Hull
- Harness
- Iron
- Cotton
- Vessel
- Boom
- Ship
- Store
- Wind
- Flour
- Debris
- Canoe
- Sack
- Sea
- Fishing
- Nail
- Cargo
- Manufacture
- Carpenter
- Cord
- Seaman
- Tackle
- Hook
- Gale
- Rushing
- Roar
- Bead
- Spaniard
- Yard
- Brush
- Ornament
- Provision
- Machinery
Adverb
Wiktionary
CORDAGE, noun. (nautical) A set of ropes and cords, especially that used for a ship's rigging.
CORDAGE, noun. (obsolete) An amount of wood measured in cords.
Dictionary definition
CORDAGE, noun. The amount of wood in an area as measured in cords.
CORDAGE, noun. The ropes in the rigging of a ship.
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