Adjective:

ଅନଧିକୃତ |, Doanshala,

crosstree's Usage Examples:

SubstructureThe oak trestle is composed of two crosstrees, four quarterbars and the main post.

The crosstrees stand within 3 ft 4 in (1.

The work included new crosstrees and quarterbars, a new windshaft, both breast and tail of the mill rebuilt.

laterally by shrouds that connected to either a platform, called a "top", or cross-wise beams, called "crosstrees", and anchored futtock shrouds from below.

The crosstrees are 24 feet (7.

masts were secured by five (foremast: six) shrouds per side, the wooden topmasts with four shrouds per side to the crosstrees.

customarily worn at the foremasthead of multi-masted vessels, the dockside yardarm or crosstree of the mast of single-masted vessels, while the house flag.

in 1838 and 1842 in search of the Antarctic continent, which Eld first descried and called out land from the crosstree of the sloop Peacock on January.

connected to either a platform, called a "top", or cross-wise beams, called "crosstrees", and anchored futtock shrouds from below that led to the lower mast.

Because crosstrees are smaller, there is less need for alternatives to the futtock shrouds.

Masts bright; mast heads, top caps, crosstrees, bowsprit and gaff painted white.

"Kruisplaat", the junction of the crosstree and double quarterbars.

Altar" in George Herbert"s The Temple (1633) and Robert Herrick"s "This crosstree here", which is set in the shape of a cross, from his Noble Numbers (1647).