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angle iron
[ang-guhl ahy-ern]
noun
an iron or steel bar, brace, or cleat in the form of an angle.
Also called L beam.Also called angle bar.Also called L bar.Also called angle.a piece of structural iron or steel having a cross section in the form of an L .
angle iron
noun
Also called: angle. angle bar.an iron or a steel structural bar that has an L-shaped cross section
any piece of iron or steel forming an angle, esp a right angle
Word History and Origins
Origin of angle iron1
Example Sentences
Rusty angle irons holding up brick above windows can expand so much they push the brick out away from the wall.
Three years ago, a boat made of metal pipe, angle iron, wood and pieces of rigid foam came ashore unoccupied in Avon.
Dad picked up a six-foot length of angle iron and handed me the end.
Her “Day” is a loosely triangular cloud of black steel rods, strips and angle irons almost eight feet tall.
To be safe, a structural engineer should specify the size of the angle iron, the size of the anchors and the spacing of the anchors.
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