kinch

/kɪntʃ/

Definitions

1. noun

A noose or loop of rope, especially one used for hauling.

“The fisherman used a kinch to pull the heavy net from the water.”

2. verb

To secure or fasten something, especially a rope, with a knot or loop.

“She had to kinch the rope tightly to prevent it from coming loose.”

Synonyms

  • loop
  • noose

Antonyms

  • loosen
  • release