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go slack
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To take up the
slack
. To pull in or make taut a
loose
section of a rope, line, wire, etc.
verb
1. to make tighter, or more tense or taut, as a rope; remove
slack
;
Cason
noticed
slack
in the tow rope and yelled, "go
slack
".
go slack
by
Dingjob
March 20, 2013