What does cleat mean?
noun
A cleat is a type of metal or plastic device attached to a boat or a wall to provide a secure foothold or to hold a rope in place. It is typically a flat, broad piece of material with a hole or a loop in it.
Example
"The sailor used the cleat on the dock to secure the rope and prevent the boat from drifting away."
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