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Oh, dude, you're talking about a "bight." It's like a loop in a rope that you can move around, you know, for all your fancy sailor needs. So yeah, next time you're out at sea and need to sound all nautical and stuff, just drop the word "bight" like it's no big deal.

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Q: What is the nautical term which refers to a movable loop?
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