The short gasp on the tricing line and all vision dead!
A chain or plate fastened by a screw, to secure a vessel's bowsprit to the stem-head, allowing for the tricing up of the bowsprit when required.
Those used for the hammocks, or tricing up the bags between the beams on the lower-deck.
She's started something below, what with all that lifting and dancing and tricing up.
The work of tricing him up occupied the beach-combers throughout the entire day.
Moran dragged the hammock back into the cabin, and, returning upon deck, helped Wilbur to cut away the last tricing tackle.
The ports may be made to open and shut simultaneously by bringing all the tricing lines into one hauling part, which on being pulled hauls up all the ports at once.
A is the ship’s side, B the port lid, which is hinged on to the upper port sill by a piece of calico D D, glued on; C is the tricing line for raising or lowering the port.
It was just the tricing up of those nettings that saved us; but for them the schooner's decks would have been overrun, and we should have been massacred in a moment.
As for me, I was left dangling by one hand at the bare end of the severed tricing line, but within easy reach of the starboard main-topsail sheet, which I promptly grasped and began to lower myself hand over hand down to the deck.
If there are, we will reeve and bend the tricing lines at once, and see all clear for tricing up the nets.
Then let them be brought on deck at once, and see that all is ready for tricing them up, should those boats succeed in getting dangerously near to us.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tricing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
