rack-lashing
/ˈrakˌlaʃɪŋ/Military. Now historical
noun
A lashing consisting of a piece of rope fastened to a rack-stick, by means of which it may be twisted tight; the process of lashing by this method.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Exercise of Military Bridges of Casks. From rack + lashing, probably after rack-stick.