What is another word for screwing eyes?
Pronunciation: [skɹˈuːɪŋ ˈa͡ɪz] (IPA) 
The term "screwing eyes" is commonly used to describe small metal fasteners that are used to attach ropes, cables, or wire to solid surfaces. There are several synonyms to this term, including eye bolts, screw eyes, and eye screws. Eye bolts are usually made out of steel or stainless steel and have a threaded shank with a circular eye at one end. Screw eyes, on the other hand, are smaller and usually made out of brass or zinc-plated steel. Eye screws are similar to screw eyes but are usually used for lighter applications and have a thinner shank than screw eyes. Regardless of the term used, these fasteners are essential for securing ropes and cables in a wide range of applications.
