Becket

What do we mean by becket?

A device, such as a looped rope, hook and eye, strap, or grommet, used to hold or fasten loose ropes, spars, or oars in position. noun

Same as becker. noun

Nautical: A short piece of rope, with a knot at one end and an eye in the other, for temporarily confining ropes or small spars. noun

A handle made of a rope grommet or ring. noun

A wooden cleat or hook, fastened on the fore- or main-rigging of a ship, for the tacks and sheets to lie in when not in use. noun

A rope grommet in the bottom of a block for securing the standing end of the fall. noun

A cant term for a trousers-pocket. noun

A large hook used in loading logs on cars by means of tackle. noun

In marine hardware, a brass or iron ring forming a part of a metal block, the block and becket being cast in one piece. noun

To fasten or provide with beckets.

A small grommet, or a ring or loop of rope or metal for holding things in position, as spars, ropes, etc.; also a bracket, a pocket, or a handle made of rope. noun

A spade for digging turf. noun

A short piece of rope spliced to form a circle noun

The clevis of a pulley block. noun

An eye in the end of a rope. noun

A method of joining fabric, for example the doors of a tent, by interlacing loops of cord (beckets) through eyelet holes and adjacent loops. noun

A spade for digging turf. noun

(nautical) a short line with an eye at one end and a knot at the other; used to secure loose items on a ship noun

(Roman Catholic Church) archbishop of Canterbury from 1162 to 1170; murdered following his opposition to Henry II's attempts to control the clergy (1118-1170) noun

A short piece of rope spliced to form a circle

A loop of rope with a knot at one end to catch in an eye at the other end. Used to secure oars etc. at their place.

A loop of thread, typically braided, attached at each end to a jacket. Used to pass through the brooch bar of medals to affix them to the jacket without damaging it.

The clevis of a pulley block.

An eye in the end of a rope.

A pocket in clothing.

A method of joining fabric, for example the doors of a tent, by interlacing loops of cord (beckets) through eyelet holes and adjacent loops.

A spade for digging turf.

A mythical creature sometimes a look like with many storybook characters such as shrek and gollom from lord of the rings also claims to be a lady killer to distract from his appearance Urban Dictionary

The most amazing, tiny little town in massachusetts. Urban Dictionary

Fucking cool as guy who prob will never pb in sms any% anymore his current pb is 1:20:37. Necket Switchgasm Switchchamp. Mom streams are amazing. twitch.tv/switchmaster64 Urban Dictionary

A shark,lion.wolf killer thing that is extremely awesome and dangerous. Urban Dictionary

The practice of boycotting or aggressively avoiding a popular yet irritating article, video or other meme of which Becketer is dimly aware, thanks to its ubiquity on social media such as Twitter or Facebook. Coined by Stefan J. Becket of New York magazine. Urban Dictionary

An awesome camp in the Berkshires. This is where Magic and Four-Square are religions. It is also where Bill Nye is replaced by Bob Pflugfelder and EVERYONE KICKS ASS. Urban Dictionary

A relatively new school - founded in 2012. The year group 2013-2018 was filled with many rude racist pigs who had a group of racist white boys who called themselves 'ebony' and a group of skets who called themselves 'acid rain'. All other year groups were mediocre, but all in all, the school is what it is. Urban Dictionary

A fucking shithole Urban Dictionary

A camp in Becket, Mass. In the Berkshires. It is a YMCA camp. Camp Becket's sister camp is Chimney Corners. It is also the top-rated camp on campratingz.com. 4-square is a religion at Becket. Urban Dictionary

Becket Keys Church of England School is a free school established in Brentwood, Essex, England in 2012. It was the first Church of England secondary school to be established as part of the free schools programme. The school is sponsored by Russell Education Trust. Every school has its ups and downs but unfortunately still, certain individuals left without any improvement in character and are blaming the school and others in it for the problems they have had, past and present, forgetting to realise they are the common denominator of course. It is very easy to spit hate and complain about every group there was in the cohort of 2013-2018, even after leaving, but often, certain individuals just needed to sort themselves out and life would have improved for not only them but everyone else. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to becket:
becket, bucket, becked, becker, beckett, becken, bechet, beckel, beckert, backet, bicket.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word becket:
anouilh, absolve, excommunicated, canterbury, hitch, reliquary, excommunication, archbishop, martyrdom, canonized, clarendon, beckett, penance, berkshire, martyr, pilgrims, alma, exile, priory, associates, olivier, cathedral, murdered, henry, papal, pilgrimage, liberty, abbey, saxon, fund, keys, quinn, roger, salisbury, hugh, dispute, coronation, eleanor, pope, nave, bend, normandy, massachusetts, compromise, fled, ecclesiastical, controversy, baldwin, consecrated, king, murder, chapel, clergy, assassination, thomas, viii, gilbert, chancellor, burton, tomb, haven, vii, shrine, westminster, patron, jean, refuge, saint, alexander, religious, rebuilt, reign, england, norman, church, negotiations, behalf, refused, louis, castle, robert, diocese, permission, architect, accept, richard, priest.

Words that rhyme with becket:
beckett, sekhet, snecket, samuel beckett, check it, deck it, heck it, neck cut, neck it, peck it, pecot, quebec it, recheck it, reckitt, sec it, spec kit, tech it, tek it, wreck it.

Adjectives that are often used to describe becket:
celebrated, young, martyred, famous, second, old, audacious, haughty, real, humble, poor, late, century, anti, historical, dory, proud, turbulent, wrathful, saintly, illustrious, compare, pro, arrogant, genuine, mooring, original, metropolitan, passionate, blessed, insolent, less, post, former, braver.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective becket:
bobo, rockland.

Consonant match to becket:
bucket, boycott, back out, beckett, baccate, bacote, burkett, burkitt, birkett, bookout, burket, beckert, bacot, bickett, bach it, bequette, burkert, b cut, bach et, back cut, back eight, back et, back hit, back hurt, back it, bak et, bake at, bake it, bakke et, balk et, be cut, beak at, beak it, beak out, bickert, bock et, book hit, book it, bow cut, buck it, buck out, burke it.

Words that sound like becket:
becket, bucket, beckett, bacot, buycott, bickett, bequette, bigot, bigote, bogu, bacote, bukett, becca, boycott, beca, boycot, back out, backout, bogut, bekka, baggott, picot, becht, baquet, becked, baguet, bookout, baccate, book out, beckert, bake out, bogot, beget, big hit, pocket, packet, pay cut, peck at, pakket, because, biscuit, buckets, picket, baguette, bucked, pickett, begat, puckett, bisket, baggett, burkett, paquette, buzzcut, bucca, bucha, busket, baggit, birkett, burket, buckety, bug out, big hat, poquette, bugout, piquette, burkitt, biskuit, bag it, buzz cut, basket, baked, beckon, backed, baka, bacca, baca, becki, beckie, balked, bearcat, baret, banket, backa, beate, becken, barett, beaked, bact, beach hut, bakst, bechard, bacchant, bayat, bcat, bear cat, bacas, backbit, bahut, baxt, becco.