parbuckle

par·buck·le

(pär′bŭk′əl)
n.
1. A rope sling for rolling cylindrical objects up or down an inclined plane.
2. A sling for raising or lowering an object vertically.
tr.v. par·buck·led, par·buck·ling, par·buck·les
To raise or lower with such a sling.

[Alteration (influenced by buckle) of Early Modern English parbunkel, probably a borrowing from a language of the North Sea region : par-, akin to Dutch paar and Danish and Norwegian par, pair (in reference to the paired loops of rope used to parbuckle barrels up an incline; ultimately from Latin pār, pair; see pair) + bunkel, perhaps meaning "loop" (of unknown origin).]
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parbuckle

(ˈpɑːˌbʌkəl)
n
(Mechanical Engineering) a rope sling for lifting or lowering a heavy cylindrical object, such as a cask or tree trunk
vb
(Mechanical Engineering) (tr) to raise or lower (an object) with such a sling
[C17 parbunkel: of uncertain origin]
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par•buck•le

(ˈpɑrˌbʌk əl)

n., v. -led, -ling. n.
1. a tackle for raising or lowering a cask or similar object along an inclined plane or vertical surface.
2. a double sling made with a rope, as around a cask to be raised or lowered.
v.t.
3. to move with a parbuckle.
[1620–30; earlier parbunkel, of uncertain orig.]
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parbuckle


Past participle: parbuckled
Gerund: parbuckling

Imperative
parbuckle
parbuckle
Present
I parbuckle
you parbuckle
he/she/it parbuckles
we parbuckle
you parbuckle
they parbuckle
Preterite
I parbuckled
you parbuckled
he/she/it parbuckled
we parbuckled
you parbuckled
they parbuckled
Present Continuous
I am parbuckling
you are parbuckling
he/she/it is parbuckling
we are parbuckling
you are parbuckling
they are parbuckling
Present Perfect
I have parbuckled
you have parbuckled
he/she/it has parbuckled
we have parbuckled
you have parbuckled
they have parbuckled
Past Continuous
I was parbuckling
you were parbuckling
he/she/it was parbuckling
we were parbuckling
you were parbuckling
they were parbuckling
Past Perfect
I had parbuckled
you had parbuckled
he/she/it had parbuckled
we had parbuckled
you had parbuckled
they had parbuckled
Future
I will parbuckle
you will parbuckle
he/she/it will parbuckle
we will parbuckle
you will parbuckle
they will parbuckle
Future Perfect
I will have parbuckled
you will have parbuckled
he/she/it will have parbuckled
we will have parbuckled
you will have parbuckled
they will have parbuckled
Future Continuous
I will be parbuckling
you will be parbuckling
he/she/it will be parbuckling
we will be parbuckling
you will be parbuckling
they will be parbuckling
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been parbuckling
you have been parbuckling
he/she/it has been parbuckling
we have been parbuckling
you have been parbuckling
they have been parbuckling
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been parbuckling
you will have been parbuckling
he/she/it will have been parbuckling
we will have been parbuckling
you will have been parbuckling
they will have been parbuckling
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been parbuckling
you had been parbuckling
he/she/it had been parbuckling
we had been parbuckling
you had been parbuckling
they had been parbuckling
Conditional
I would parbuckle
you would parbuckle
he/she/it would parbuckle
we would parbuckle
you would parbuckle
they would parbuckle
Past Conditional
I would have parbuckled
you would have parbuckled
he/she/it would have parbuckled
we would have parbuckled
you would have parbuckled
they would have parbuckled
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
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