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bracketry

/ˈbɹæ.kə.tɹi/

bracketry noun: the mounting hardware used to hold one part to another, typically consisting of stamped metal pieces that make up the actual bracket, and any other bolts, nuts, rubber etc. needed to complete the mounting of the part.

Noun

bracketry (uncountable)

  1. The mounting hardware used to hold one part to another, typically consisting of stamped metal pieces that make up the actual bracket, and any other bolts, nuts, rubber etc. needed to complete the mounting of the part.

Origin of bracketry

From bracket + -ry.

Questions about bracketry

What does bracketry mean?
Bracketry means the mounting hardware used to hold one part to another, typically consisting of stamped metal pieces that make up the actual bracket, and any other bolts, nuts, rubber etc. needed to complete the mounting of the part.
What part of speech is bracketry?
Bracketry is a noun.
How do you pronounce bracketry?
Bracketry is pronounced /ˈbɹæ.kə.tɹi/.

Words near bracketry in the dictionary

  1. bracketless
  2. bracketlike
  3. bracketologist
  4. bracketologists
  5. bracketology
  6. bracketry
  7. brackets
  8. brackett
  9. Brackett series
  10. Bracketts
  11. Brackettville

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