spreader bar
spreader bar noun: a rod with cuffs or rope on both ends that is used to hold a person's arms or legs a fixed distance apart.

Noun
spreader bar (plural spreader bars)
- A rod with cuffs or rope on both ends that is used to hold a person's arms or legs a fixed distance apart.
- A tackle component consisting of a rod with attachments on both ends that is used to hold a rig's baits a fixed distance apart.
- A horizontal bar or frame attached to two or more points on a load, enabling the load to be lifted, especially by crane, with greater stability and more even spread of forces.
Forms of spreader bar
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Questions about spreader bar
- What does spreader bar mean?
- Spreader bar means a rod with cuffs or rope on both ends that is used to hold a person's arms or legs a fixed distance apart.
- What part of speech is spreader bar?
- Spreader bar is a noun.
- What is the plural of spreader bar?
- The plural of spreader bar is spreader bars.
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