pintle Antonyms
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Meaning of pintle
pintle (n)
a pin or bolt forming the pivot of a hinge
pintle (n.)
A little pin.
An upright pivot pin
The pivot pin of a hinge.
A hook or pin on which a rudder hangs and turns.
A pivot about which the chassis swings, in some kinds of gun carriages.
A kingbolt of a wagon.
pintle Sentence Examples
- The heavy pintle creaked as the massive gate swung open.
- The blacksmith hammered the pintle into the iron hinge, securing the door in place.
- The pintle was a vital component of the rudder, allowing it to pivot freely.
- The pintle hook on the chain was designed to prevent the anchor from twisting.
- The worn-out pintle caused the wheelbarrow to wobble dangerously.
- The pintle and gudgeon system provided smooth and efficient rotation for the waterwheel.
- The pintle was a small but essential part of the winch, ensuring its proper operation.
- The pintle coupling connected two lengths of pipe, forming a secure seal.
- The rusted pintle on the barn door made it impossible to open without a struggle.
- The pintle lock was a clever device that prevented unauthorized access to the storage shed.
FAQs About the word pintle
a pin or bolt forming the pivot of a hingeA little pin., An upright pivot pin, The pivot pin of a hinge., A hook or pin on which a rudder hangs and turns., A pi
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The heavy pintle creaked as the massive gate swung open.
The blacksmith hammered the pintle into the iron hinge, securing the door in place.
The pintle was a vital component of the rudder, allowing it to pivot freely.
The pintle hook on the chain was designed to prevent the anchor from twisting.
