A knot that stays tight after the rope goes slack is called a "slip knot" or a "taut-line hitch." These knots are designed to hold under tension but can be easily adjusted when needed. They are commonly used in situations like camping or sailing, where the rope may need to be tightened or loosened frequently. Properly tied, these knots will maintain their grip even when the load is released.
To effectively use a knot to tighten slack in a rope, you can use a simple knot like a half hitch or a taut-line hitch. These knots can be easily adjusted to tighten the rope and secure the slack. Make sure to practice tying the knot correctly to ensure it holds securely.
The term means 'to pull the knot up tight, but not TOO tight'.
The knot was pulled tight, securing the rope in place.
The hurricane knot is a loop knot that can be tied and opened hunder pressure. It is secure if it stays under permanent pressure. It can be used to tie down airplanes. Here is a description by Ells, Steven W. (in AOPA PILOT September 2007): Potts' hurricane knot is tied by taking all the slack out of the rope and applying a slight tension before wrapping the free end of the rope twice around the length of rope between the airplane and the anchor and pulling the second wrap tight so it jams. This wrapping and jamming is repeated twice and the the end is secured down the tiedown rope with half a hitch.
because the cumiliations in the hair cells are all tight so that is what can cause it to knot
No, a slip not is best. You don't need to tie it in a tight knot that you won't be able to get undone in a hurry.
A proper square knot can be loosened by pulling two of the four lines going into the knot. They will be two adjacent lines, and on the 'short' side of the knot, not the long side. This should create enough slack to allow the lines to come apart.Squish them into a circle... or cut it
To release a tight cloth knot, gently wiggle and manipulate the fabric around the knot to loosen it. You can also try using a pointed object like a needle or a pair of tweezers to carefully pick at the knot and untangle it. If the knot is very tight, you may need to clip or cut the fabric around it to release the tension.
You are a looser when you loose something. For instance, making a tight knot not as tight would make you a looser.
To make a tight knot effectively, first, cross the two ends of the rope. Then, wrap one end around the other and pull it through the loop created. Finally, tighten the knot by pulling both ends in opposite directions. Practice and patience will help you perfect your knot-tying skills.
a triple knot
loose noose is an answer.