The word “cringle” has a couple of meanings:
1. In nautical terms, a cringle is a loop or eyelet made in a sail, rope, or other material, through which a line can be passed. It is typically used to secure a sail or to attach it to the rigging.
2. In a more general context, “cringle” can also refer to a small loop or ring, especially one that is used for fastening or securing something.
The term is often associated with maritime activities and equipment.
