nocking point
Britishnoun
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The downtown wine district also continues to grow, adding several new tasting rooms including Echolands, Nocking Point Wines, Vital Wines, Moonbase and Result of a Crush.
From Seattle Times
We are also finalizing the Aug. 1 release of a rosé through our partner, Nocking Point Wines.
From New York Times
The celebrity couple appeared in an announcement video where they revealed that they were inspired by the many virtual happy hours they’re doing with friends as they social distance to partner with Nocking Point Wines and Battle Creek Cellars.
From Fox News
For a few inches above and below the nocking point the string is lapped with carpet-thread to save it from fraying by contact with the arm; the nocking point being made by another lapping of filoselle silk, so that the string may exactly fit the nock of the arrow.
From Project Gutenberg
The center of the string and the nocking point for the arrow must now be served with waxed silk, linen, or cotton thread to protect it from becoming worn.
From Project Gutenberg
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