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...]] method; however the actual knot associated with this is the [[Hangman's knot]]. *[[Running bowline]]

{{Knot-details | name=Arbor knot

...ge:Running bowline.jpg|thumb|right|The [[running bowline]], a type of slip knot]] ...ned to bind one end of a rope to the middle of another, while allowing the knot to slide along the rope.

{{Knot-details | name=Tarbuck knot

{{Knot-details The '''water bowline''' is a type of [[knot]] designed for use in wet conditions where other knots may slip or jam.

With an '''overhand knot with draw-loop''', the weight of the load the rope carries depresses the lo {{knot-stub}}

{{knot-details | | name=Figure-of-eight knot

{{Knot-details | name=Running bowline

{{Knot-details | name= Stevedore knot

{{Knot-details ...ad on a smooth surface. One can even suspend from a tapered post with this knot (hence the name "icicle hitch").<ref name="tossrigg">Brion Toss, ''The Comp

{{knot-details ...consists of a half-turn around a post followed by a [[clove hitch]] of the running end around the standing part.

{{Knot-details | names= Bowyer's Knot, Lumberman's Knot, Countryman's Knot

{{Knot-details ...knot, Jug sling, Jug knot, Jar knot, Moonshiner's knot, Hackamore, Bridle knot

{{Knot-details ...string to a thick silk eye (rightmost crossing above should have pink cord running UNDER black eye)

...[figure-of-eight knot]] is also known as the [[savoy knot]] or the Flemish knot. *[[Albright knot]]

[[Image:Knot-hangmans-noose.jpg|250px|thumb|Hangman's knot]] ...this knot can add additional striking force against the head and neck. The knot is non-jamming but tends to resist attempts to loosen it.

{{knot-details | image=Knot clove hitch.svg

{{knot-details | names=Death knot, Rescue knot, French bowline, Boland knot

...s and skills used to make, repair, and use [[rope]]. This includes tying [[knot]]s, [[splicing (rope)|splicing]], making lashings, and proper use and stora ...e second, to which it is then tied. There should be three lengths of twine running between the two rods. Each person holding a rod then moves backward until t

...s, and set out to create something similar. The result was a [[turk's head knot]]. He named his creation the ''woggle'' to rhyme with the American term. :<cite>It [the scarf] may be fastened at the throat by a knot or woggle, which is some form of ring made of cord, metal or bone, or anyth