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ropewalk

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ropewalk [′rōp‚wȯk]
(engineering)
A long walkway down which a worker carries and lays rope in a manufacturing plant.


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He made the headquarters of the Revolution the Green Dragon Tavern in Union Street, where the Boston Caucus Club held its meetings and where Sons of Liberty from the nearby shipyards, ropewalks and docks met to hear him hold forth against British tyranny and the Tories.
The super aquatic galleries are very simple and workmanlike, with white walls and plank floors like a ropewalk.
 
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