noun a mechanical device used for hoisting or hauling
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In construction, a windlass may be used to lift heavy materials or equipment.
A windlass is a device used on ships to raise and lower heavy objects, such as anchors.
In mining operations, a windlass can be used to hoist materials or miners up and down shafts.
In mechanical engineering, a windlass is a type of winch used for lifting or pulling loads.
Historically, windlasses were used in various industries for lifting and pulling tasks.
In nautical writing, a windlass may be described in detail to provide context for a story set on a ship.
A maritime engineer may design, install, or maintain windlass systems on ships to ensure proper functioning.
A boat captain may use a windlass to raise or lower the anchor on a boat, facilitating safe anchoring in various locations.