Whipcord (noun)

A type of strong, thin, tightly twisted cord or rope, often made of cotton or linen, and used for whipping or lashing.

Origin:

Derived from the combination of 'whip' and 'cord'.

Examples:

1. The whipcord was used to secure the tent's guy lines in high winds.
2. The whipcord was also used to lash the gear to the roof of the car for transport.
3. The whipcord was very strong and durable, able to withstand great tension without breaking.
4. The whipcord was so tightly twisted that it felt rough to the touch, like a wire.
5. The whipcord was an essential component of many outdoor activities, used for a variety of purposes, including climbing, sailing, and camping.