haulback
- noun
- Specialized
- After several hours of fishing, the crew started the haulback to see what they had caught.
Examples
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During the haulback, the team worked together to pull in the heavy cable.
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The haulback of the net was difficult due to the strong current.
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The haulback was completed just in time!
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The fisherman made a quick haulback.
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After several hours of fishing, the crew started the haulback to see what they had caught.
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The haulback of the net was difficult due to the strong current.
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During the haulback, the team worked together to pull in the heavy cable.
Antonyms
How Forceful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Haulback combines haul ('to pull') and back ('towards you' or 'again'), so it simply means the action of 'pulling back' a fishing line, net, or cable to bring it in.