The Climbing Dictionary <M>

Manky 
     Term used to describe a fixed bolt that looks like it was
     placed before the last ice age. Use these bolts at your own
     discretion 
     (d) Rosthaken, (f) Clou pourri/clou rouill

Mantle 
     Difficult balancing move useful to get up on ledges. 
     (d) (Durch)-st槺zbewegung, (f) R彋ablissement, (i)
     Ristabilimento, (s) Mantla 

Mixed climbing 
     Climbing with a combination of different methods of
     ascent. e.g mixed free and aid climbing, mixed rock and
     ice climbing, etc. 

Moat 
     The gap between snow and ice on a rock wall. Has posed
     problems ever since the middle ages. 

Mountain rescue 
     The people who put their life on the line when you screw
     up badly. 
     (d) Bergrettung, (f) Secours en montagne, (i) Soccorso
     alpino, (e) Rescate de monta鎙, (s) Bergr輐dning 

Munge 
     The dirt and vegetation that can sometimes be found in
     cracks. 

Multi pitch climb 
     Climb that consists of more than a single pitch. 
     (d) Mehrseillaengentour,(f) Voie de plusieurs longeurs,
     (nl) Klim van meerdere touwlengtes, (i) Via da piu' tiri,
     (e) Ruta de varios largos, (s) Tur med flera repl鄚gder(?),
     (pl) Droga kilku wyciagowa

Munter hitch 
     Knot used for belaying (Aka italian hitch or friction
     hitch). The Germans love this knot (see HMS).
     (d) Halbmastwurf, (f) Demi-cabestan, (nl) Halve
     mastworp, (i) Mezzo barcaiolo, (e-argentina) Nudo
     dinamico, (s) Munterknut 


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