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headstock
[ hed-stok ]
noun
- the part of a machine containing or directly supporting the moving or working parts, as the assembly supporting and driving the live spindle in a lathe.
headstock
/ ˈhɛdˌstɒk /
noun
- the part of a machine that supports and transmits the drive to the chuck Compare tailstock
- the wooden or metal block on which a church bell is hung
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Word History and Origins
Origin of headstock1
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Example Sentences
The site features the tallest headstocks in the world and had been empty since its doors closed two decades ago - until it was purchased by Mr Mills.
From BBC
It also produces the associated parts and mechanisms for bells such as frames, headstocks, wheels, hand-bells, carillons and ropes.
From BBC
The guitar I played on the song had a broken headstock.
From The Guardian
The headstock of the black Gibson ES-345 prototype features the message “BB King 80” and an inlaid crown decorated with mother of pearl.
From The Guardian
The headstock has “B.B. King 80” and a crown inlaid with mother-of-pearl.
From Washington Times
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