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Meaning
Noun
●
A
strip
of
wood
or
iron
fastened
on
transversely
to something in order to give
strength
,
prevent
warping
,
hold
position
, etc.
●
A
continuous
metal
strip
, or
angled
piece
, used to
secure
metal
components.
●
In Nautical:
A
device
to
quickly
affix
a
line
or
rope
, and from which it is also
easy
to release.
●
A
protrusion
on
the bottom
of a
shoe
or
wheel
meant
for better traction.
●
An
athletic shoe
equipped
with cleats.
Verb
●
To
strengthen
with a cleat.
●
In Nautical:
To
tie off
,
affix
,
stopper
a
line
or
rope
, especially to a cleat.
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Origin
cleat
English
clete
Middle English (1100-1500)
cleat
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
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Insole
Handrail
Glove
Strap
Wall
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Joist
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Velcro
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Backboard
Axel
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Handle
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Knee
Mudguard
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Rhymes
Eat
Peat
Feat
Feet
Meat
Pete
Meet
Beet
Leet
Heat
Yeet
Seat
Neat
Teat
Mete
Deet
Beat
Wheat
Sleet
Crete
Elite
Sweet
Skeet
Abeat
Pleat
Tweet
Suite
Bleat
Cheat
Greet
Cleat
Sheet
Fleet
Treat
Deceit
Defeat
Deheat
Delete
Upbeat
Effete
Unseat
Gamete
Reheat
Repeat
Street
Petite
Retreat
Offbeat
Replete
Preheat
Receipt
Deplete
Excrete
Accrete
Overeat
Conceit
Secrete
Entreat
Compete
Concrete
Complete
Re-Treat
Discreet
Discrete
Mistreat
Undereat
Overheat
Aesthete
Underheat
Underseat
Locuplete
Superheat
Indiscreet
Stylesheet
Incomplete
Bittersweet
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