lamp-iron
lamp-iron noun: a piece of iron projecting upwards on which a lamp can be hung.
Noun
lamp-iron (plural lamp-irons)
- A piece of iron projecting upwards on which a lamp can be hung.
- One or two lines (the G.N.R. and the L.D. & E.C.R., for example) had two lamp-irons, one above the other, on the chimney, and the Midland and the North Staffordshire achieved the same effect by placing the secomd iron a short way down on the smokebox door.1945 March and April, J. T. Howard Turner, T. S. Lascelles, “Former Head-Code Complications—I”, in Railway Magazine, page 75
Forms of lamp-iron
| plural | lamp-irons |
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Questions about lamp-iron
- What does lamp-iron mean?
- Lamp-iron means a piece of iron projecting upwards on which a lamp can be hung.
- What part of speech is lamp-iron?
- Lamp-iron is a noun.
- What is the plural of lamp-iron?
- The plural of lamp-iron is lamp-irons.
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