Handlebar

What do we mean by handlebar?

A cylindrical, straight or curved steering bar, usually fitted with handles at each end, as on a bicycle. noun

In a bicycle or motor-cycle, the curved bar in front of the rider by which the vehicle is guided by the hands. In the motor-cycle many of the controlling devices are affixed to the handle-bar. noun

The curved bar connected by a shaft to the front wheel of a bicycle or motorcycle, positioned nearly horizontally in front of the rider's seat, designed to be gripped by the rider while riding, and used to steer the vehicle. Usually used in the plural. noun

The bar used to steer a bicycle, motorbike, or similar vehicle, usually used in the plural. noun

The shaped bar used to steer a bicycle noun

The bar used to steer a bicycle, motorbike, or similar vehicle, usually used in the plural.

When a female grasps onto a males pubic hairs while giving oral sex, thus forming the shape of a set of handlebars Urban Dictionary

The type of drinking establishment that services mostly motorcyclers and local roughnecks. Urban Dictionary

High ponytails on a female. Named so for ability to use these as a control during oral sex, rather like the same thing on a bike. Urban Dictionary

Something I can ride my bike without. Urban Dictionary

Slang term for the persciption drug Xanex. Urban Dictionary

When the ponytails of a woman are held onto for support and control while hitting her from the back Urban Dictionary

Slang term for a Wendy's restaurant, stemming from the fact their spokesmodel, Wendy, has handle bars. Urban Dictionary

A definition when you are having sexual intercourse with another persons partner and using no hands Urban Dictionary

The lovehandles of a champ. Urban Dictionary

A dance move that mimics to process of giving head while wearing one's hair in pigtails whiling pulling in either direction Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to handlebar:
handlebar, handler, handlebars, handwear.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word handlebar:
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Words that rhyme with handlebar:
bar, car, star, avatar, far, r, spar, jar, bizarre, repertoire, par, are, tar, mar, reservoir, char, radar, scar, guitar, bazaar, seminar, memoir, ajar, registrar, gar, barre, alar, caviar, ar, dinar, subpar, qatar, myanmar, jaguar, marr, czar, parr, afar, hectare, lodestar, tsar, sidebar, lar, cinnabar, rebar, commissar, feldspar, cigar, carr, lumbar, sitar, crowbar, akbar, saar, csar, bazar, revoir, haar, so far, har, starr, mylar, sandbar, superstar, adar, thar, dar, babar, lamar, dakar, railcar, barr, voir, sar, renoir, by far, streetcar, boxcar, magyar, nascar, disbar, alcazar, shooting star, au revoir, boyar, millibar, foobar, amar, navarre, amritsar, snack bar, rock star, chocolate bar, azar, sports car, zanzibar, mawr, motorcar, race car, thus far.

Adjectives that are often used to describe handlebar:
right, left, hand, straight, lower, fixed, cracked, upper, flat, wide, front, wooden, damaged, traditional, rusted, set.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective handlebar:
extension, problems, mount, bike, mustache.

Words that sound like handlebar:
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