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the stanchion
verb
To erect stanchions, or equip something with stanchions.
Exact(31)
(The Bruins blamed the stanchion that Chara drove him into; true orc talk).
Another camera would be placed on the stanchion near the bow so it could be moved up and down.
Similarly, the aforementioned lakeside scene features the stanchion in the foreground and a ship in the distance, both in sharp focus.
The doughnut chain ad, however, violated the ban because there was no Dunkin' Donuts on the property at the base of the stanchion.
Next, he received Andrés Iniesta's quick curling ball, cut in from the left and thumped a beauty into the top corner, screeching into the stanchion.
After his goal against Toronto, Henry ambled to the near goal post, put his right arm on the stanchion and his left hand on his hip, and looking down at the turf.
Similar(27)
Coral gilds the stanchions, feathered with dim Atlantic light.
The stanchions around police headquarters are in place.
The children were too close to the stanchions, and Anne Pasternak wasn't having it.
Over the referee's left shoulder, the stanchions of the marquee stadiums cantilevered skyward.
The stanchions at airport security checkpoints may also come to mind.
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