What is another word for flat knot?
Pronunciation: [flˈat nˈɒt] (IPA) 
A flat knot is a type of knot that is formed by interweaving two strands of rope or cord in a flat, horizontally oriented pattern. There are several synonyms for this type of knot, including the weaver's knot, the majuscule knot, and the strangle knot. The weaver's knot is so-called because it is often used by weavers to join yarn or other materials together. The majuscule knot, on the other hand, is called this because it resembles a capital letter "A" when it is tied. The strangle knot, as the name suggests, is often used to secure objects together by tightening around them, like a noose. Regardless of what it is called, a flat knot is a versatile and useful knot in a variety of different applications.
