grabpole

noun

Etymology

From grab + pole.

  1. derived from *peh₂ǵ-
  2. derived from *pākslos
  3. derived from *paxlos
  4. derived from pālus
  5. inherited from *pāl
  6. inherited from pāl
  7. inherited from pole
  8. formed as grabpole — “grab + pole

Definitions

  1. A pole, usually fitted vertically, found on public transport vehicles such as train…

    A pole, usually fitted vertically, found on public transport vehicles such as train carriages, buses and trams, for passengers to hold when standing.

    • Draught screens are fitted at the vestibule and at the service ends. Grabpoles are incorporated in each screen.

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