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Traditional English :: pulley
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pulley - n. & v. --n. (pl. -eys)
1 a grooved wheel or set of wheels for a cord etc. to pass over, set in a block and used for changing the direction of a force.
2 a wheel or drum fixed on a shaft and turned by a belt, used esp. to increase speed or power. --v.tr. (-eys, -eyed)
1 hoist or work with a pulley.
2 provide with a pulley. [ME f. OF polie prob. ult. f. med. Gk polidion (unrecorded) pivot, dimin. of polos POLE(2)] |
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Related Words
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alternator
asp
browning
conveyor
crankshaft
hoist
idler
lever
march
performance
movable
plastic
pussy
double
timing
belt
marine
under
drive
physics
chrome
china
curtis
hopkinsville
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Most Often Usage
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alternator pulley
asp pulley
browning pulley
conveyor pulley
crankshaft pulley
pulley hoist
idler pulley
lever and pulley
march performance pulley
march pulley
movable pulley
plastic pussy
double pulley
timing belt pulley
marine pulley
under drive pulley
physics of pulley
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