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handlebar

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun handlebar has 1 sense
  1. handlebar - the shaped bar used to steer a bicycle
    --1 is a kind of
    bar
    --1 is a part of bicycle, bike, wheel, cycle
    --1 has parts: handle, grip, handgrip, hold

Definitions from the Web

Handlebar

Noun

1. A horizontal bar attached to the front fork of a bicycle or motorcycle, used for steering.

Example sentence: He gripped the handlebar tightly as he sped down the mountain trail.

Related products: Bicycle handlebars, Motorcycle handlebars

Noun

2. A downward-curving, typically bushy growth of hair over a man's upper lip, forming the outer edge of the mustache.

Example sentence: He twirled the ends of his handlebar mustache as he pondered the question.

Related products: Handlebar mustache grooming kits, Mustache wax

Noun

3. (slang) A control lever, usually with a handle, such as those found in vehicles or machinery.

Example sentence: He pulled the handlebar to activate the hydraulic lift on the bulldozer.

Related products: Vehicle handle levers, Machinery handle levers

Adjective

4. (slang) Describing something as trendy, popular, or favored by many people.

Example sentence: That new café is the handlebar place to be seen at in town.

Verb

5. To grip or hold onto something firmly with one's hands.

Example sentence: He handlebars the railing tightly as he descends the staircase.

Related products: Grip handles, Hand strengtheners

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