pendulum

pendulum synonyms

timepiece compare pendulum and timepiece
stopwatch compare pendulum and stopwatch
stone compare pendulum and stone
timer compare pendulum and timer
ticker compare pendulum and ticker
tattler compare pendulum and tattler
plumb compare pendulum and plumb
pressure compare pendulum and pressure
watch compare pendulum and watch
sinker compare pendulum and sinker
sandbag compare pendulum and sandbag
sundial compare pendulum and sundial
timemarker compare pendulum and timemarker
rock compare pendulum and rock
tick-tock compare pendulum and tick-tock
timekeeper compare pendulum and timekeeper
plumb bob compare pendulum and plumb bob
turnip compare pendulum and turnip
poundage compare pendulum and poundage
weight compare pendulum and weight
bob compare pendulum and bob
counterpoise compare pendulum and counterpoise
hourglass compare pendulum and hourglass
digital watch compare pendulum and digital watch
anchor compare pendulum and anchor
alarm compare pendulum and alarm
ballast compare pendulum and ballast
chroniker compare pendulum and chroniker
mass compare pendulum and mass
chronometer compare pendulum and chronometer
counterweight compare pendulum and counterweight
counterbalance compare pendulum and counterbalance
clock compare pendulum and clock
chronograph compare pendulum and chronograph
Big Ben compare pendulum and Big Ben
wristwatch compare pendulum and wristwatch
pocket watch compare pendulum and pocket watch
ticker compare pendulum and ticker
chronograph compare pendulum and chronograph
pendulum clock compare pendulum and pendulum clock
digital watch compare pendulum and digital watch
chronometer compare pendulum and chronometer
sling compare pendulum and sling
metronome compare pendulum and metronome
garland compare pendulum and garland
clapper compare pendulum and clapper
bob compare pendulum and bob
anchor compare pendulum and anchor
watch compare pendulum and watch
pressure compare pendulum and pressure

pendulum definitions

noun

  • A watch's guard-ring by which it is attached to a chain. 

  • Used to refer to the tendency of a situation to oscillate (between two extremes). 

  • A lamp, etc. suspended from a ceiling. 

  • A body suspended from a fixed support so that it swings freely back and forth under the influence of gravity, commonly used to regulate various devices such as clocks.