robin
/ˈroʊbɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A small songbird with a distinctive red breast, typically found in gardens and parks, especially in the Northern Hemisphere.
“The robin perched on the branch, its bright red breast a beautiful sight.”
2. noun
A device for turning a rope or chain, typically consisting of a rotating wheel with a grooved rim.
“The sailor used the robin to hoist the sail.”
3. verb
To move or swing something, especially a rope or chain, in a circular motion.
“She robined the rope to lift the heavy load.”