furls
Rolls and binds
Furls is the third-person singular of furl, meaning to roll up and secure something flexible—typically a sail, flag, or umbrella: She furls the umbrella before entering the shop.
The opposite of unfurl.
A sail furls around a mast or boom; a flag furls around its pole when lowered.
nautical
Wind-catching boat fabric
- riggingRopes controlling ship sails
- canvasHeavy woven cloth
- mastVessel's sail support
- boomLoud deep sound
yacht · harbor · dock · mooring · halyard · jib · mainsail · spinnaker
sails
Wind-catching boat fabric
boom · yacht · harbor · dock · mooring · halyard · jib · mainsail · spinnaker · clew
coils
Connected loops of material
twists · scrolls · tubes · cylinders · winds · bundles · tucks · gathers · loops · folds
flags
Symbolic national cloths
- bannersLarge displayed cloth signs
- pennantsTapering nautical flags
- standardsAccepted levels of quality
ensigns · streamers · bunting · ceremonial · parade · hoisting · display · patriotic · mast · pole