"cabillot" meaning in All languages combined

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          "english": "The old equivalent of the cleat is the belaying pin: a wooden or metal peg which passes through a rail and is used to secure the running rigging, generally at the base of the masts, but also outboard.",
          "text": "L’équivalent ancien du taquet est le cabillot : cheville de bois ou de métal traversant un râtelier et servant à tourner les manœuvres courantes généralement au pied des mâts, mais aussi en abord.",
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        "(nautical) belaying pin"
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      "ipa": "/ka.bi.jo/"
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      "homophone": "cabillaud"
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