Crossword-Solution: RATLINS 7 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 7

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Ratlins n. pl. The small transverse ropes attached to the shrouds and
forming the steps of a rope ladder.

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Suddenly Stannistreet, who had been standing talking to Lestrange, climbed a few feet up the mizzen ratlins, and shaded his eyes.
The Blue Lagoon H. de Vere Stacpoole 1995
Previously to quitting the brig, he had gone up a few ratlins of the fore-rigging to take the bearings of the fire on Mulford's rock, but the light was no longer visible.
Jack Tier or The Florida Reef James Fenimore Cooper 2003
Look aloft--that's up, ye know--never mind your feet, but keep tight hold of the ratlins--so, with your hands, and when you _are_ up aloft, don't let one hand go till you're sure of your hold with the other." Up we went, gripping the swaying ropes with toes and fingers, till we reached the main-top, where I was allowed to creep through the "Lubber's Hole," and Francis swung himself neatly over the outside edge of the top, and there he and I stood for a few minutes to rest.
We and the World, Part II. (of II.) Juliana Horatia Ewing 2006
Moreover, he had discovered, to his cost, that without money and influence, and plenty of both, a man stood but little chance, in these piping times of peace, of making any great amount of headway up the ratlins of promotion.
The Missing Merchantman Harry Collingwood 2007
That tree to look at was as easy to climb as them there ratlins, but somehow it took me a long time to shin up it and find a comfortable place where I could get a snooze without fallin' from aloft; but by and by I came athwart a branch with a big fork in it, reachin' out well over the open space where the other chaps were lyin' about, and, wedgin' myself into the fork, I was very soon fast asleep.
A Middy in Command Harry Collingwood 2007
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Appears in: NYT.

Used 1 time in crossword archives (1988).