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Definition of fid - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
nautical toolTECH. pointed tool used for working with rope or knotsTECH.
- He used a fid to splice the rope.
2.
ship supportDated square bar to support a ship's topmastDated
- The fid held the topmast securely in place.
Images of fid

pointed tool used for working with rope or knots 
square bar to support a ship's topmast
Origin of fid
Old Norse, fid (stake)
Examples of fid in a sentence
A fid is essential for any sailor's toolkit. The sailor checked the fid for any damage. Without the fid, the mast could collapse.
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- French:fid, barre de soutien, ...
- German:Fid, Stengeisen, ...
- Italian:caviglia, perno, ...
- Spanish:aguja de empalme, cabilla, ...
- Portuguese:fid, cavilha quadrada, ...
- Chinese:楔子, 桅栓, ...
- Japanese:フィド, ...
- Arabic:مخراز بحري, دِعَامَة الصَّارِي, ...
- Hebrew:פִיד, ...
- Russian:фид, ...
- Ukrainian:фід, підпора, ...
- Hindi:फिड, समर्थन बार, ...
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