snub up



snub up

v.
To anchor something, such as a vessel, by wrapping a line around a post or cleat: The dock workers took a line and snubbed up the boat. I snubbed the boat up and went ashore. As we came in, one of the crew jumped onto the pier, grabbed a line, and snubbed up.
See also: snub, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Narcisa-Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, Romanian
Antigonusan-TIG-ə-nəs (English)Ancient Greek (Latinized)
FatİH-Turkish
Nikhila-Indian, Telugu, Hindi
Adcock['ædkɔks]
Curro-Spanish