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Ryepeck

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"Stopping up" at the rye-peck turn

A ryepeck (also rypeck and ripeck)^[1] is a pole used to mark the ends of a punt race course.^[2] For a description of racing in punts and the use of ryepecks, see Thames Punting Club.

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↑ The Chambers dictionary (11 ed.). Edinburgh: Chambers. 2008. p. 1367. ISBN 0550102892.
↑ Scrabble dictionary. Glasgow: Collins. 2012. p. 507. ISBN 9780007497737.

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