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Maritime tool consisting of a weight, or 'shot,' affixed the end of a long cord often by being wound into the center of a knot called a 'Monkey's fist,' which is used to cast line from one location to another, often a mooring line.
Maritime tool consisting of a weight ('shot') affixed to the end of a long cord often by being wound into the center of a knot ('monkey's fist') which is used to cast line from one location to another.
 
Also a civilian flail-like weapon consisting of weight of between a few ounces and upwards of five pounds, frequently lead or stone, affixed at the end of a flexible cord such as leather or rope, the grip end often having a loop or lanyard to attach to the the users wrist.  Historically considered a weapon of the criminal and outlawed in most areas of the U.S. during the 19th through the early 20th Century.

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Maritime tool consisting of a weight ('shot') affixed to the end of a long cord often by being wound into the center of a knot ('monkey's fist') which is used to cast line from one location to another.

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