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Definition of pedestal
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Pedestal
(n.) A
pillow
block;
a low
housing.
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Pedestal
::
Pedestal
(n.) An iron
socket,
or
support,
for the foot of a brace at the end of a truss where it rests on a
pier..
Undersetter
::
Undersetter
(n.) One who, or that
which,
undersets
or
supports;
a prop; a
support;
a
pedestal..
Pedestal
::
Pedestal
(n.) A
pillow
block;
a low
housing.
Jaw
::
"Jaw (n.) A
notched
or
forked
part,
adapted
for
holding
an
object
in
place;
as, the jaw of a
railway-car
pedestal.
See Axle
guard..
Piedouche
::
Piedouche
(n.) A
pedestal
of small size, used to
support
small
objects,
as
busts,
vases,
and the
like..
Urn
::
Urn (n.) A
vessel
of
various
forms,
usually
a vase
furnished
with a foot or
pedestal,
employed
for
different
purposes,
as for
holding
liquids,
for
ornamental
uses, for
preserving
the ashes of the dead after
cremation,
and
anciently
for
holding
lots to be
drawn..
Dado
::
Dado (n.) That part of a
pedestal
included
between
the base and the
cornice
(or
surbase);
the die. See
Illust.
of
Column.
Piedstall
::
Piedstall
(n.) See
Pedestal.
Surbase
::
Surbase
(n.) A
cornice,
or
series
of
moldings,
on the top of the base of a
pedestal,
podium,
etc. See
Illust.
of
Column..
Acroterium
::
Acroterium
(n.) One of the small
pedestals,
for
statues
or other
ornaments,
placed
on the apex and at the basal
angles
of a
pediment.
Acroteria
are also
sometimes
placed
upon the
gables
in
Gothic
architecture..
Acroterium
::
Acroterium
(n.) One of the
pedestals,
for vases or
statues,
forming
a part roof
balustrade..
Jack
::
"Jack (n.) A
portable
machine
variously
constructed,
for
exerting
great
pressure,
or
lifting
or
moving
a heavy body
through
a small
distance.
It
consists
of a
lever,
screw,
rack and
pinion,
hydraulic
press,
or any
simple
combination
of
mechanical
powers,
working
in a
compact
pedestal
or
support
and
operated
by a
lever,
crank,
capstan
bar, etc. The name is often given to a
jackscrew,
which is a kind of
jack..
Quadra
::
Quadra
(n.) The
plinth,
or
lowest
member,
of any
pedestal,
podium,
water
table,
or the
like..
Scamillus
::
Scamillus
(n.) A sort of
second
plinth
or
block,
below the bases of Ionic and
Corinthian
columns,
generally
without
moldings,
and of
smaller
size
horizontally
than the
pedestal..
Socle
::
Socle (n.) A plain block or
plinth
forming
a low
pedestal;
any base;
especially,
the base of a
statue,
column,
or the like. See
Plinth..
Plinth
::
Plinth
(n.) In
classical
architecture,
a
vertically
faced
member
immediately
below the
circular
base of a
column;
also, the
lowest
member
of a
pedestal;
hence,
in
general,
the
lowest
member
of a base; a
sub-base;
a block upon which the
moldings
of an
architrave
or trim are
stopped
at the
bottom.
See
Illust.
of
Column..
Holmos
::
Holmos
(n.) A
closed
vessel
of
nearly
spherical
form on a high stem or
pedestal.
Rest
::
Rest (n.) To stand firm; to be
fixed;
to be
supported;
as, a
column
rests on its
pedestal..
Sub-bass
::
Sub-base
(n.) The
lowest
member
of a base when
divided
horizontally,
or of a
baseboard,
pedestal,
or the
like..
Basis
::
Basis (n.) The
pedestal
of a
column,
pillar,
or
statue..
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