cāˈbling noun

A bead or moulding like a thick rope

caˈble-car noun

1. A car suspended from a moving overhead cable, used as a method of transport up mountains, across valleys, etc
2. A car on a cable railway

caˈble-drilling noun

Rope-drilling with the drill attached to a steel cable

caˈble-laid adjective

(of a rope) composed of three strands or ropes with a right-handed twist, twisted together in a left-handed direction

caˈble-length or caˈble's-length noun

A tenth of a nautical mile, approx 183 metres (200 yards) or 100 fathoms (in USA, approx 219 metres (720 feet) or 120 fathoms)

caˈble-moulding noun

A bead or moulding carved in imitation of a thick rope

cable railway

See cable tramway below

cable release noun (image technol)

A device, a length of stiff wire cable in a flexible tube, for releasing a camera shutter

cable-stayed bridge noun

A type of suspension bridge in which the supporting cables are connected directly to the bridge deck from one or more towers

caˈble-stitch noun

(a series of stitches producing) a pattern or design resembling a twisted rope

cable television noun

The transmission of television programmes by cable to individual subscribers

cable tramway or cable railway noun

One along which cars or carriages are drawn by a cable operated by a stationary motor

caˈblevision noun

Cable television

cāˈbleway noun

A structure for transport of material in cars suspended from a cable