WordNet
n. a block of metal that is cast in a particular shape for convenient handling [syn: ingot, block of metal]
Usage examples of "metal bar".
Then he picked up a metal bar tray, holding it between himself and Logan.
Racing up the ladder, he slid the thick metal bar through the grips on the hatch.
He stressed the device which had come late in the space program, a kind of metal bar behind which each switch hid, protected against accidental activation.
In the corners of his eyes he could see filthy, white-knuckled hands on either side of the metal bar and he knew his captor was behind the stump, arms stretched around it.
He heard a sound from within the fissure, a metal bar rolling on stone.
More by luck than design, his hands clutched at the waist-high metal bar.
He reversed his car and backed up until he was even with the metal bar.
Tempest sliced right through the metal bar, then banged with a ring off the next in line.
In its right hand, the awesome robot held a big metal bar, or maybe a club.
Voss'on't lost his grip on the metal bar as he fell backward, and it clattered across the floor and against the farthest bulkhead.
Then he broke open the plastic bag, dumped out the openers and corkscrew, and picked up the odd-shaped metal bar he'd noticed before.