crosshead
cross·head
noun \-ˌhed\Definition of CROSSHEAD
1
: a metal block to which one end of a piston rod is secured
2
: a heading centered usually between portions of text
First Known Use of CROSSHEAD
1827
Rhymes with CROSSHEAD
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