crossbar
31crossbar — noun a horizontal bar, in particular one between the two upright posts of a football goal or between the handlebars and saddle on a bicycle …
32crossbar — noun (C) 1 a bar that joins two upright posts especially two goalposts 2 the metal bar between the seat and the handlebars on a man s bicycle …
33crossbar — [ˈkrɒsˌbɑː] noun [C] 1) the bar that joins the two upright posts of a goal 2) the metal bar between the seat and the front of a bicycle …
34crossbar — cross•bar [[t]ˈkrɔsˌbɑr, ˈkrɒs [/t]] n. 1) a horizontal bar, line, or stripe 2) spo a) the horizontal bar of the goalpost, as in football and soccer b) a horizontal bar used for gymnastics c) a horizontal bar that must be cleared in performing… …
35crossbar — Kī kaola …
36crossbar — [1] any transverse bar, especially a tie rod across the chassis. [2] The top tube of a bicycle or motorcycle frame. [3] A short bar used to assist a combination wrench in providing extra torque. The British term is Tommy bar …
37crossbar — n. a horizontal bar, esp. held on a pivot or between two upright bars etc., e.g. of a bicycle or of a football goal …
38crossbar deformity — stiffening of a segment of the lesser curvature of the stomach, usually due to healing of a deep penetrating ulcer …
39crossbar symptom of Fraenkel — blocking of the peristaltic wave on the lesser curvature of the stomach at the site of an ulcer, on fluoroscopy of the stomach …
40crossbar switch — /ˈkrɒsba swɪtʃ/ (say krosbah swich) noun a switch used in telephony having ten vertical and ten horizontal paths any one of one set of which may be linked to any one of the other …
