two, six, heave

English

Etymology

Various theories with scant evidence; see Wikipedia.

Phrase

two, six, heave

(nautical) Used to coordinate a pulling effort.

See also

lights, camera, action
ready, aim, fire
ready, set, go
ready, steady, go

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