grabbar

noun
UK /ˈɡræb.bɑː/
US /ˈɡræb.bɑːr/

A grabbar is a bar you hold onto to grab something safely.

She held the grabbar tightly as the bus turned the corner.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A bar-shaped tool used for grabbing or lifting heavy objects.

The worker used a grabbar to lift the crate onto the truck.

3. A horizontal bar in a playground that children grab and swing from.

The kids took turns hanging from the grabbar at the park.

4. A metal bar attached to a machine for pulling a lever.

Pull the grabbar to start the old engine.