grummet

/ˈɡrʌmɪt/
noun
  1. A ring or tube used to reinforce a hole, often made of rubber or metal, through which a rope, cable, or wire is passed.
    • The sailor threaded the rope through the grummet on the sail.
    • The tent's grommet tore, so we replaced it with a new grummet.
    • We installed a rubber grummet to protect the electrical wire from sharp edges.
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