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fulcrumin mechanics, "a prop, a support" (on which a lever turns), 1670s, from Latin fulcrum "bedpost, foot of a couch," from fulcire "to prop up, support" (see balk (n.)).
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fulcrumsupporting point on which a lever turns or pivots.
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fulcrumn. The support on or against which a lever rests, or the point about which it turns.
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fulcrumA pivot or hinge through which an effort can be transferred to a load via a lever.
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fulcrumA cable housing stop. This is mostly Sturmey-Archer terminology.
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fulcrumthe point on which a lever pivots
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fulcrumThe axis of rotation for a lever
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fulcrumThe pivot about which a lever turns
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fulcrumA pivot point for a lever.
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fulcrumThe point or support on which a lever turns.
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fulcrumpivot point of a lever.
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fulcrum(n) the pivot about which a lever turns
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fulcrumIn a lever, the point around which a bar pivots (Lesson 18)
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fulcrumN fulcrum; point of support for lever
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fulcrumThe support on which a level pivots.
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fulcrumHinge; pivot point. When using the Move tool, you can select an object and use the Fulcrum tool guide to move other objects around it.
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fulcrum(pl., fulcra
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fulcrumThe point or support on which a lever pivots.
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fulcrumMiG-29.
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fulcrum
(military) NATO code name for the Soviet MiG-29 aircraft.
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fulcruma leg of a bedstead; a bedstead. fuleratium, molendinum:
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