Similar words: flat bar, great bargain, great barrier reef, barbarously, barbarossa, barbarian, barbarism, barbarous. Meaning: n. a surface lift where riders hold a bar and are pulled up the hill on their skis.
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(1) After all, the chain and T-bar fastening had not really advanced for 50 years.
(2) The T-bar features 3 separate tweak screw locations for a wide range of adjustability , and two pivot mounts for secure and reliable performance.
(3) It was the second time she had been seen wearing stack-heeled, T-bar shoes with peep-toes, and led to Ms Holmes and Mr Cruise being criticised.
(4) The results show that the effects of strain rate, anisotropy of soil strength and strain softening on T-bar factor are appreciably large.
(5) Training systems had great influence on the leaf PAR capture, leaf and fruit temperature microclimate. Canopy temperature microclimate was better in T-bar and hedgerow trellis than in pergola trellis.
(6) The front has also received some attention with new lower front wishbones, steering blocks, lighter wheel axles, new stiffening bar and finally an updated T-bar front mount.
(7) It is this second bar which prevents the lock and T-bar from being from being rotated and removed from the slot.
More similar words: flat bar, great bargain, great barrier reef, barbarously, barbarossa, barbarian, barbarism, barbarous, barbarity, barbaric, barbary, at bay, not bad, get back, net ball, kit bag, outback, kitbag, netball, test ban, cutback, spitball, softball, sit back, fastball, fatback, cut back, postbag, put back, set-back.