What is another word for granny knot?
Pronunciation: [ɡɹˈani nˈɒt] (IPA) 
The term "granny knot" refers to a type of knot that is often used to tie together two pieces of rope or string for a temporary binding. Synonyms for this knot include "granny hitch", "slip knot", and "binder knot". While these knots may differ slightly in their tying technique, they all serve a similar purpose in securing two pieces of material together. Additionally, other knot variations with similar functions are the "square knot", "reef knot", and "double knot". These knots are often used in camping, fishing, and boating applications, but can also be helpful in everyday household tasks.
