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Carrick Bitt

Definition:

A carrick bitt is a type of bitt, which is a strong post on a ship or dock used for securing ropes or cables.

Usage:

Sense 1 (Noun):

In the nautical context, a carrick bitt refers to a specific type of bitt that is commonly found on ships.

Example sentence 1: The sailors tied the mooring lines to the carrick bitt to secure the ship to the dock.

Example sentence 2: The ship's captain instructed the crew to fasten the ropes tightly around the carrick bitt for added security.

Sense 2 (Adjective):

When used as an adjective, carrick bitt describes something that is well-built, sturdy, and reliable.

Example sentence 1: The carpenter built a carrick bitt table using strong oak wood, ensuring its durability for years to come.

Example sentence 2: This carrick bitt anchor is known for its unmatched strength and steadfastness even in rough seas.

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