- ROPES
- What experts know
- Separates a VIP area, with {/off/}
- Boxing ring boundaries
- Trainee's education, so to speak
- Ring's enclosure
- Ring surroundings
- Rock climber's gear
- They're shown to new people
- Rodeo equipment
- Newbies learn them
- Lassos
- Mountaineering gear
- Ring perimeter
- Basic procedures
- Boxing ring sides
- Ins and outs
- Boxing barriers
- Gymnasium fixtures
- Operational details, slangily
- Obstacle-course items
- Escape artist's props
- Ring ringers
- Entices, with "in"
- Strong cords
- Encloses, with "off"
- Climbing gear
- Rock climbers' needs
- Catches, as dogies
- Know the ___
- Tars know these
- Lifelines
- Old hands know these
- Ring border
- Catches, as cattle
- Ring restraints
- Something to learn or know
- It's good to know them
- Bell ringers
- Double Dutch needs
- Boxing ring borders
- Standard procedures, with "the"
- What rookies are shown, with "the"
- Procedures to learn, informally, with "the"
- Things to learn, with "the"
- Catches on the range
- Ins and outs, with "the"
- What pros know, with "the"
- Cattle catchers
- Lures (in)
- Cowboys' gear
- Rodeo gear
- Know the __ (be experienced)
- Capable people know them
- Cow catchers
- Job details, so to speak
- Lariats
- Learning the __ (getting trained)
- Boxing boundaries
- Thick cords
- Catches, rodeo-style
- Ring boundaries
- Some gym equipment
- Trainee basics, so to speak
- Tug-of-war cords
- Ring edges
- Job ABCs, so to speak
- They're shown to a trainee
- They're shown to novices
- They're shown to trainees
- 35 Down equipment
- Roundup gear
- Training metaphor
- What some wedding rings resemble
- Climber's gear
- Wrestling ring border
- Arena's guard rail.
- Know the ___ (be acquainted with the details).
- Job particulars, idiomatically
- Ins and outs, so to speak
- They ring rings
- Operational details, informally
- Boxers' limits.
- Lassoes.
- They mark off the prize ring.
- Boxer's environment.
- Ship's gear.
- Gear for mountaineers.
- Hawsers.
- Ring barriers.
- Know the ___ (be wise to).
- Marlines.
- Strands, as of pearls.
- Mountain climbers' gear.
- Special techniques.
- Halyards.
- Guidelines.
- Ring boundary.
- Ratlines.
- Inveigles (with "in").
- Painters.
- Ring enclosures.
- Things to know
- Riatas
- Something to know
- Does cowboy work
- What novices don't know
- On the ___ (in trouble)
- What rookies must learn
- Cattlemen's aids
- What tyros must learn
- Painters, e.g.
- Some are painters
- Ring enclosure
- Lanyards
- Tyro's "learning matter"
- Bobstays
- Buntlines, e.g.
- Items in bell towers
- Subject of sailors' knowledge
- Trainees learn these
- Draws (in)
- They're shown to a novice
- Basic procedures, informally
- On the ___ (close to defeat)
- Boxing ring sights
- Bobstays, e.g.
- Secures, as an area, with "off"
- Borders of boxing rings
- Word after "on the" and "learn the"
- Basic knowledge, with "the"
- Dutch requirements
- What newcomers learn, with "the"
- Hammock composition, perhaps
- Metaphorical knowledge
- Double Dutch equipment
- Riatas, e.g.
- What penniless band is up against
- What a rookie has to learn?
- Trainees learn them (with "the")
- Performs in a rodeo
- What rookies need to learn
- Ali's "Rumble in the Jungle" supporters
- Boxing-ring features
- Boat securers
- Cord relatives
- They're shown to newbies
- Velvet barriers
- Procedures to learn, with "the"
- Supports for certain swings
- Long licorice pieces
- Learn the ___
- Rodeo needs
- Boxers' borders
- Boxer's refuge, perhaps
- Ins and outs: sl.
- What trainees need to learn
- Something to be learned (with "the")
- Catches at a rodeo
- Double Dutch gear
- Gear for Double Dutch
- Pug's enclosure
- Basic techniques
- Ring's border
- Specialized procedures, so to speak
- They're sometimes skipped
- Dogie catchers
- Ring borders
- Ring surrounder
