Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
frapping
verb
/ˈfrapɪŋ/

Definition
Fraping refers to the act of tightly securing something, typically using rope or straps.

Examples
- He was frapping the cargo to ensure it wouldn’t shift during transport.
- The sailors were frapping the sails before the storm hit.
- Make sure to frap the bales tightly so they don’t come apart.

Meaning
In nautical terms, frapping is often used to describe the binding of sails or rigging to prevent movement.

Synonyms
- Binding
- Securing
- Tying