loop holder

A carriage, by which the loop of a strap is attached to running-gear or the bed. loop-line, 8. 1. Rail . Eng .: A connecting line of railway; one running into the trunk. 2. Teleg .: A wire going out and returning to the main circuit; a loop. loôp (2), s. [Ger. luppe =a bloom, a loop, a bundle of hay.] Metall .: A ma of iron, gathered into a ball on the floor of a reverberatory furnace, and in a pasty condition ready for the tilt-hammer or rolls. It is conveyed by dragging on the iron plates which form a track on the floor, or in a little truck called a ball trolly. A loup. 2563 loôp (1), v . t. [LOOP (1), 8.] To form into a loop or loops; to fasten or furnish with a loop or loops. loôp (2), v . t . [LOOP (2), s.] Metall.: To run together, as the matter of an ore into a ma when the ore is only heated for calcination. loôped, a. "Eng. loop (1), s.; -ed.] 1. Formed into a loop. *2. Full of holes or apertures. "How shall your housele heads and unfed sides, Your loop'd and window'd raggedne , defend you From seasons such as these Y Shakesp.: King Lear , iii. 4. loôp-er, s. [LOOP (1), 8.; -er.] 1. Ord . Lang .: A perforated blade or bodkin for inserting the end of a carpet-rag through the end of another piece, looping them together to avoid the trouble of sewing. 2. Entom . ( pl . ): The group or tribe Geometrina (q. v.). Called also Land Measurer Moths, or Land Measurers. looper-moths, s. pl . Entomology: The same as LOOPER (2) (q. v.).