cable-laid

cable-laid
cable-laid [kā′bəl lād΄]
adj.
made of three or four plain-laid ropes twisted together from right to left

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ca·ble-laid (kāʹbəl-lād') adj.
Made of three ropes of three strands each, twisted together counterclockwise.

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