joint bar

American  

noun

1. one of a pair of bars used to join two rails longitudinally.

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Example Sentences

Investigators concluded the derailment was the result of a cracked joint bar, used to join two sections of rail.

From Washington Times

Kristen Tsiatsios, co-owner of Jubilee Event Engineers in Seattle, worked on a wedding last summer that had a jazz-era theme and included a cigar/joint bar set up outside the reception hall.

From New York Times

Heather Dwight, who runs Calluna Events in Boulder and organized the Melshenker-Meisels wedding, said it was difficult to find a place that would permit a joint bar or hookah lounge.

From New York Times

Federal officials said a broken rail joint bar may not have been visible from a vehicle used in the inspection.

From Washington Times

They are partners in Bäco Mercat, Josef Centeno's bustling downtown Los Angeles foodie outpost, resoundingly acclaimed as one of the 10 best new restaurants of 2012, and are also partners in his soon-to-open Tex-Mex restaurant and tequila joint, Bar Amá.

From New York Times