safety bar
safety bar noun: a mechanical restraint that locks passengers securely into their seats on roller coasters, drop towers, and other fast-moving thrill rides; they usually pull down over the lap or chest and are locked into place until the ride comes to a complete stop, ensuring riders cannot be ejected from the vehicle.
Noun
safety bar (plural safety bars)
- A mechanical restraint that locks passengers securely into their seats on roller coasters, drop towers, and other fast-moving thrill rides; they usually pull down over the lap or chest and are locked into place until the ride comes to a complete stop, ensuring riders cannot be ejected from the vehicle.
Forms of safety bar
| plural | safety bars |
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Questions about safety bar
- What does safety bar mean?
- Safety bar means a mechanical restraint that locks passengers securely into their seats on roller coasters, drop towers, and other fast-moving thrill rides; they usually pull down over the lap or chest and are locked into place until the ride comes to a complete stop, ensuring riders cannot be ejected from the vehicle.
- What part of speech is safety bar?
- Safety bar is a noun.
- What is the plural of safety bar?
- The plural of safety bar is safety bars.
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