soleplate

American  

[sohl-pleyt] / ˈsoʊlˌpleɪt /

noun

Carpentry.

1. a plate upon which studding is erected.

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Etymology

Origin of soleplate

First recorded in 1835–45; sole ² + plate ¹

Example Sentences

There’s also the hallmark Circle T soleplate that is a surefire way to let others know you’ve got some game on the greens.

From Golf Digest

The design hollows the area underneath the soleplate, moving the weight to the wings on the perimeter to achieve this.

From Golf Digest

“Normally that is compromised by a higher sweet spot and additional backspin, but by using our carbon composite crown and Wave Soleplate, we were able to combine high ball speeds with an efficient ball flight.”

From Golf Digest

Each putter is individually milled at Ping headquarters and the copper soleplate is finished with an open flame torch treatment to bring out a unique set of colors to every putter.

From Golf Digest

It features a T6 6061 milled aluminum body with a C14500 copper alloy soleplate.

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