trip line - A line attached to the end of an anchor to help free it from the ground.
tropics - The region around the equator between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. The tropics are known for their warm weather.
trip line - rope used to cant a spar, as trip halyards for a topsail, or the line bent to the crown of an anchor to trip it or break it out of the ground.
Trip Line - Line attached to the crown of an anchor to pull a suck anchor loose
Trough - Bottom section of a wave
True Bearing - Bearing or direction taken relative to true North ...
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Disconnect remotely. To trip the anchor is to break it loose from the bottom by pulling straight up on a trip line attached to it. Trip lines are also used to open fittings from a distance.
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This is called a trip line, and attaches to the rear of the anchor, allowing it to be pulled in back first, shedding water rather than filling. This trip line can be rigged a number of ways, depending on the preference of the user.[7] ...
 See also: Sailing, Boat, Point, Line, Light
  
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