Towline
(noun)
A rope or cable used for towing a vessel or vehicle.
Origin:
Derived from the verb 'tow' meaning 'to pull along'.
Examples:
- The towline was attached to the front of the boat to pull it to shore.
- The towline was made of strong, durable material to withstand the force of towing.
- The towline was essential for the successful transport of the disabled vehicle.
- The towline was used to help the sailboat navigate through the narrow channel.
- The towline was adjusted to ensure the proper tension during the towing process.