Dragbolt

/ˈdræɡboʊlt/ noun

Definition

A large metal bolt or fastener designed to withstand the stress of towing or being dragged.

Etymology

Compound word from 'drag' (to pull) + 'bolt.' Technical term from engineering and towing vocabulary, indicating a bolt rated for heavy pulling forces.

Kelly Says

Dragbolts are engineered to absorb incredible forces—they're what keeps a car from tearing apart when you're towing a massive load, and they're a great example of how language names technology invented to solve real problems.

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