Definition of prick post in English:

prick post

noun ˈprɪk pəʊst

Building historical

Any of various upright posts (usually one of two or more placed between the principal posts) which help bear the weight in a timber-framed building.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Harrison (1535–1593), historian and topographer. From prick + post.

nounˈprɪk pəʊst

Building historical

Any of various upright posts (usually one of two or more placed between the principal posts) which help bear the weight in a timber-framed building.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Harrison (1535–1593), historian and topographer. From prick + post.

单词	prick post
释义	Definition of prick post in English: prick post noun ˈprɪk pəʊst Building historical Any of various upright posts (usually one of two or more placed between the principal posts) which help bear the weight in a timber-framed building. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Harrison (1535–1593), historian and topographer. From prick + post. Definition of prick post in US English: prick post nounˈprɪk pəʊst Building historical Any of various upright posts (usually one of two or more placed between the principal posts) which help bear the weight in a timber-framed building. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Harrison (1535–1593), historian and topographer. From prick + post.
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