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axled

axled

6.6
Having one or more bars under the wheels that the wheels turn on
  • adjective
  • /ˈæksəld/
  • Specialized
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  • And so this is, this is the geometry, the math and the physics of a of an axled wheel on any moving vehicle.

Examples

  • The engineer designed an axled system that improves the stability of the vehicle.

  • And so this is, this is the geometry, the math and the physics of a of an axled wheel on any moving vehicle.

  • Maybe even take some pictures... you guys would love that... a partially buried broken-axled side of a steep yard boat find...

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  • Maybe even take some pictures... you guys would love that... a partially buried, broken-axled side of a steep yard boat find... because you don't have to get that thing out of there! Ha ha ha... the prop is under the dirt! Yep, we would.

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  • Farm equipment typically has an axled construction to support heavy loads.

  • The new model includes an axled frame, making it easier to maneuver on rugged terrain.

Synonyms

wheeled
vsaxled
1 2.5

Having round parts that let it roll like a car or trolley

focuses on axles as the main support and connection, not wheel count

Surface Forms

axled positive

Morphology

axled = axle (transparent) = axle + ed

Formed directly from the noun 'axle' plus the adjectival/participial suffix '-ed' to mean 'having an axle' (common in technical descriptions).

Etymology

Axled comes from the common word axle, which means the 'bar' under a vehicle that holds the wheels, plus the ending -ed meaning 'having'. So, axled simply describes something that 'has' one or more axles, as in a 'single-axled' cart or a 'double-axled' trailer.