heliclines
heliclines is the plural of helicline.
Meaning of helicline
Noun
helicline (plural heliclines)
- A curving or spiral-shaped ramp; (especially) the ramp at the 1939 New York World's Fair Theme Center.
- A bridge will link the sphere to the tower, while from the latter a ramp 900 ft. long will slope gently to the ground curving around the fountain basis beneath the sphere in a huge three-quarter circle. This ramp is described as the “helicline,” and will be 50 ft. high at the top1937 March 25, “Fair Designers Make Theme Building Plans”, in The Iron Age, page 62
Questions about heliclines
- What is heliclines the plural of?
- Heliclines is the plural of helicline.
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