haulyard

/ˈhɔljərd/
noun
  1. A rope or tackle used for hoisting and lowering a sail, flag, or yard on a ship.
    • They replaced the frayed haulyard before the voyage.
    • A strong haulyard is essential for controlling the ship's flags.
    • The sailor pulled the haulyard to raise the mainsail.
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