| 释义 |
lin·stock
\ˈlinzˌtäk, -nˌst-\ noun
Etymology: earlier lyntstock, by folk etymology (influence of lint) (I) from Dutch lontstok, from lont match, rag + stok stick; akin to Old High German stoc stick — more at lunt, stock
: a pointed forked staff shod with iron at the foot formerly used to hold a lighted match for firing cannon |