What is another word for anchor cable hole?
Pronunciation: [ˈankə kˈe͡ɪbə͡l hˈə͡ʊl] (IPA) 
An "anchor cable hole" is a specific term used in nautical and marine construction to describe the opening or opening system designed for anchoring ropes or cables on a ship or at a dock. In general, a synonym for "anchor cable hole" might include "mooring point" or "mooring hole". Other possible options could include "berth cleat", "bollard", "dock cleat", or "mooring cleat". Regardless of the term used, the primary function of an anchor cable hole is to provide a secure point of contact between a vessel or shoreline and an anchored cable or rope, ensuring stability and security for both the vessel and its passengers.
