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Bart Senior July 1st 04 05:17 PM

Fag End
 
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.



Wally July 1st 04 05:23 PM

Fag End
 
Bart Senior wrote:
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.


Frayed.


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Rick July 1st 04 05:43 PM

Fag End
 
Wally wrote:
Bart Senior wrote:

A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.



Frayed.


Cigarette butt

Rick


Jonathan Ganz July 1st 04 06:58 PM

Fag End
 
Horass.

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"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.





otnmbrd July 1st 04 07:26 PM

Fag End
 


Bart Senior wrote:
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.



Irish Pennant


Bob Crantz July 1st 04 07:29 PM

Fag End
 
unlaid

"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.





Bart Senior July 1st 04 09:37 PM

Fag End
 
Very close Jon. You almost had it.

Jonathan Ganz wrote

Horass.


"Bart Senior" wrote


A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.




Bart Senior July 1st 04 09:54 PM

Fag End
 
I'll give you 1 point, bit it's not what I was looking for.

The term I was looking for was:

Cow's tail

it is also called a Deadman.

Wally wrote

Bart Senior wrote:
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.


Frayed.




Scott Vernon July 1st 04 10:52 PM

Fag End
 
a cows' tail.

Scotty


"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.




DSK July 2nd 04 12:24 AM

Fag End
 
Bart Senior wrote:
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.


otnmbrd wrote:
Irish Pennant


Shucks, that's what I was going to say.

DSK



katysails July 2nd 04 12:50 AM

Fag End
 


-- What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.

The fuzzy end....
katysails
s/v Chanteuse
Kirie Elite 32
http://katysails.tripod.com

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein



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katysails July 2nd 04 12:51 AM

Fag End
 
Very close Jon. You almost had it.

Horass is a dead man?

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Shen44 July 3rd 04 04:03 AM

Fag End
 
Subject: Fag End
From: otnmbrd
Date: 07/01/2004 11:26 Pacific Standard Time
Message-id: . net



Bart Senior wrote:
A "fag end" is the end of a rope that has come unlaid. The
term comes from Middle English, flokken, which means to
flap about.

What is a more common term for this? 1 pt.



Irish Pennant



I see you were absent that day they discussed "politically incorrect" nautical
terms ...... pick'n on the Irish like that (even if it is a correct answer)
....shame on you, ya racist Scot.

Shen


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