pegger
/ˈpɛɡər/Definitions
1. noun
A device used for raising or lowering loads or heavy weights, typically consisting of a beam or bar with a hook or pulley at each end.
“The crane’s pegger system allowed it to lift the heavy engine with ease.”
2. verb
To attach or fasten something with a peg, especially a rope or a cable.
“The sailor pegged the sail to the mast to secure it in place.”
3. verb
To hang or suspend something, especially a picture or a garment, on a peg or a hook.
“She pegged the coat on the peg to dry it quickly.”