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                 THE EVER YTHING KNOTS BOOK

                 Sheer Lashing, 177–78               ropes, 18
                 Sheet Bend, 70–71, 79–80, 244    Standing part, 31, 32, 262–63
                 Shock loading, 20, 262           Stevedore Knot, 53
                 Shoes, tying, 163, 164           Stopper knot background
                 Shrouds, 228                        applications, 41–43
                 Silk fibers, 16                     figure eight series, 44
                 Similarities, in knots, 25–26       multiple overhand series, 35–36, 45
                 Simple Overhand Knot, 34, 35, 47, 257  multistrand knots, 43–44
                 Sisal fibers, 16                    Overhand Knot basis, 44–46
                 Skill, testing, 244              Stopper knots, 41–67, 250
                 S-laid ropes, 13                    Back Splice, 13, 66–67, 227
                 Slip Noose, 125, 262. See also Slipped  Crown Knot, 43–44, 63
                   Noose                             defined, 31, 263
                 Slipped Figure Eight Knot, 52       Figure Eight Knot, 46, 50–51, 244
                 Slipped Half Hitch, 132             Heaving Line Knot, 43, 59
                 Slipped Noose, 49. See also Slip Noose  Matthew Walker Knot, 43, 44, 64–65,
                 Slipped Overhand Knot, 48             189
                 Slipped Reef Knots, 163             Monkey’s Fist, 43, 60–61, 189, 259
                 Slipped Sheet Bend, 81              Oysterman’s Stopper, 57–58, 125
                 Smith, John, 152                    Slipped Figure Eight Knot, 52
                 Solid braid rope, 14–15             Stevedore Knot, 53
                 “S” Overhand Knot, 71               Wall Knot, 43–44, 62
                 Special-purpose applications     Storing ropes. See Rope management
                   by activity, pursuit, 207–10   Straight Bend. See Butterfly Bend
                   boating/sailing, 206, 209, 217–19, 228,
                                                  Strands, 12, 263
                      253
                                                  Strangle Snare. See Double Overhand
                   dressing/clothing, 210, 220–21
                                                     Noose
                   fishing, 207–9, 211–16, 242–43, 244,  Strength, 20–21, 263
                      248, 252                    Stretch under strain, 21–22
                   rock climbing/mountain rescue, 209  Surgeon’s Bend, 77
                 Special-purpose knots, 205–21, 252
                                                  Surgeon’s Knot, 165
                   Buntline Hitch, 140, 210, 220–21
                                                  Symbolism, 5–6
                   Cleat Hitch, 206, 209, 217–19, 252
                                                  Synthetic materials, 2, 15, 17–19, 227,
                   Double Uni-Knot, 215
                                                     249
                   Dropper Loop, 216
                   Improved Clinch Knot, 208, 212  T
                   Line to Reel or Spool, 211
                   overview, 205–7                Tag end. See Running end
                   Palomar Hook Knot, 213         Tar, 17
                   Uni-Knots, 208, 214, 215       Tautline Hitch, 145–46, 241, 244, 259
                 Spectra, 19                      Teaching knot tying, 237–45
                 Speed, testing, 243–44              activities, 242–43
                 Splicing rope, 13, 262              in context, 240–42
                 Square Knots, 2, 37, 70, 159, 161–62,  equipment for, 239–40
                   244                               games, competition for, 243–44
                 Square Lashing, 180–81              guest speakers, 239
                 Standards                           learning and. See Learning knots
                   knots, 206                        location selection and, 238



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