Definition of Gatepost. Meaning of Gatepost. Synonyms of Gatepost

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Definition of Gatepost

Gatepost
Gatepost Gate"post`, n. 1. A post to which a gate is hung; -- called also swinging or hinging post. 2. A post against which a gate closes; -- called also shutting post.

Meaning of Gatepost from wikipedia

- A gatepost is a structure used to support gates or crossbars which control entry to an area, such as a field or driveway. If the gatepost is utilitarian...
- Robotic Empire/HyperRealist) Decompositions: Volume Number One (2012, Gatepost Recordings) EPs Circle Takes the Square (2001, self-released/HyperRealist)...
- You and Me and the Gatepost is a 1956 American television play by Sumner Locke Elliott. A socialite has to "buy" friends. Mary Astor as Georgina John Emery...
- The U.S. Capitol Gatehouses and Gateposts — designed circa 1827 by celebrated architect Charles Bulfinch — originally stood on the grounds of the United...
- Chrysopolitissas. According to the sign on a gatepost on Panagias Chrysopolitissas. (The other gatepost on that street has no sign.) According to the...
- to the building was moved further west along Beaconsfield Road so the gateposts bearing the name of Strawberry Field were no longer used. Throughout the...
- last major uses of the material was at the U.S. Capitol gatehouses and gateposts, designed by Charles Bulfinch about 1827. Moved to a new location along...
- castle is of the 17th century. The castle was renovated in 1954. The gateposts of Skyfall lodge, James Bond's childhood home in the film of the same...
- exists. In the early 19th century a classical front was added. There are gateposts probably dating to the 19th century to the south of the hall at the end...
- an insignificant local curiosity and for decades was placed on a farm gatepost. It only came to national attention in 1937 after its prehistoric date...