Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

coil-of-rope

Noun

/kɔɪl əv roʊp/

Definition

A coil of rope is a length of rope that has been wound into a circular shape or spiral, allowing it to be stored compactly or used effectively.

Examples

The sailor secured the coil of rope to prevent it from unraveling in the strong wind.
She grabbed a coil of rope from the shed to tie down the furniture during the move.
A coil of rope hung from the wall, ready for use on the next climbing expedition.

Meaning

The term refers to the way rope is organized for easy handling and storage, often used in various applications such as sailing, climbing, or construction.