Hoist
101Hills hoist — The hills hoist is a rotary clothes line fitted with a hoist that is operated by a crown and pinion winding mechanism. In Australia Lance Hill is commonly thought to have invented the rotary clothes hoist, but he adapted the existing design in… …
102CM Lodestar Electric Chain Hoist — The CM Lodestar is a popular brand of electric chain hoist designed, manufactured, and marketed by Columbus McKinnon Corporation. The first CM Lodestar was produced in 1955. The oldest CM Lodestar was installed in Murray Industrial Supply Company …
103Coal hoist — Seeansicht des letzten erhaltenen Coal hoist in Goole …
104be hoist by your own petard — be hoist by/with (your) own petard formal if you are hoist by your own petard, something that you did in order to bring you advantages or to harm someone else is now causing serious problems for you. The government, who have made such a point of… …
105be hoist with your own petard — be hoist by/with (your) own petard formal if you are hoist by your own petard, something that you did in order to bring you advantages or to harm someone else is now causing serious problems for you. The government, who have made such a point of… …
106be hoist by own petard — be hoist by/with (your) own petard formal if you are hoist by your own petard, something that you did in order to bring you advantages or to harm someone else is now causing serious problems for you. The government, who have made such a point of… …
107be hoist with own petard — be hoist by/with (your) own petard formal if you are hoist by your own petard, something that you did in order to bring you advantages or to harm someone else is now causing serious problems for you. The government, who have made such a point of… …
108clothes hoist — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms clothes hoist : singular clothes hoist plural clothes hoists a frame with pieces of plastic rope used for hanging wet clothes …
109be hoist by one's own petard — ► be hoist with (or by) one s own petard have one s schemes against others backfiring on one. [ORIGIN: from Shakespeare s Hamlet (III. iv. 207); hoist is in the sense «lifted and removed».] Main Entry: ↑petard …
110be hoist with one's own petard — ► be hoist with (or by) one s own petard have one s schemes against others backfiring on one. [ORIGIN: from Shakespeare s Hamlet (III. iv. 207); hoist is in the sense «lifted and removed».] Main Entry: ↑petard …
