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tripod (dict)

Tripod

A tripod refers to any three-legged structure.
  • For a seat or table with three legs, see Furniture.
  • For a device used to position, support, and stabilize a optical device, such as
  • In the context of boiling water or cooking in a cauldron over an open fire, it is also called trivet and is
    • a stand for holding the cauldron;
    • an assembly combining both cauldron and stand in one piece.
  • For an ancient Greek altar of this design, also used as a seat from which to deliver the oracles of the god, see sacrificial tripod.
  • For an ancient Chinese ding.
  • For the alien-built walking machines in the John Christopher science-fiction novels, see The Tripods.
  • In the context of walking behaviour in insects: a gait pattern where three legs (the front and hind leg on one side, the middle leg on the other side) touch the ground at any point in time.

Tripod was a graphical user-interface design system which was the fore-runner of Visual Basic.
In addition, Tripod.com is a free webhosting service currently run by Lycos.
Tripod is the name of an Australian satire and parody musical act.

 

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