halliard

Meanings

• A long pole used to hoist sails on a ship.

  - "The sailors hoisted the sails using the long halliards."
  - "During a storm at sea, the sailors struggled to secure the sails using the halliards."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with halliard
harlot , harbor , harvest , harlequin , hardware , harness , harmonica , hymen , hyacinth , hyena

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. Halliard () : A long pole used to hoist sails on a ship.
   

2. Halliard (Scottish Gaelic) : A narrow passage or alley, particularly one leading to a house or building.
   

3. Halliard (Medieval English) : A long, heavy beam used as a support in buildings or structures.
   

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