What is another word for seizings?
Pronunciation: [sˈiːzɪŋz] (IPA) 
Seizings are loops of rope or wire that secure two or more pieces of rigging. Synonyms for the word "seizings" include seizing, lashing, binding, fastening, tying, tethering, cinching, and knotting. These words express the same idea of securing ropes or wires together. Seizing is a term often used in the context of joining two ropes together, while lashing is used to describe tying two or more poles or spars together. Binding and fastening incorporate the idea of securing something in place, while tying and knotting refer to the specific act of forming a knot. Tethering and cinching both indicate a close connection between two objects, with the former typically used for animals and the latter for securing loads on vehicles.
