Z-bar

American  

[zee-bahr] / ˈziˌbɑr /

noun

1. a steel bar with a Z -shaped section, used in building construction.

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Example Sentences

Media titan Ted Turner's Z-Bar Ranch, a sprawling 42,000-acre property in southern Kansas that is home to bison, golden eagles, bobcats and other prairie wildlife, sustained considerable damage, ABC News reported.

From Reuters

The Z-Bar and other popular nightspots heave until the small hours, with punters belting out songs praising the president.

From The Guardian

Still, as soon as it ended, the Z-Bar, the famously raucous nightclub on the roof of the Omayad Hotel, started taking reservations for a party to celebrate the improving weather.

From The Guardian

In Damascus, Tuesday is now ladies night at Z-Bar, featuring DJ Tareq.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the video, the assistant can be heard saying one horse, Nehro, "doesn't have any foot at all" in an apparent reference to allegations of repeated application of Z-bar horseshoes on already damaged hooves.

From Reuters