slantedpole

noun
UK /ˈslɑːntɪd pəʊl/
US /ˈslæntɪd poʊl/

A pole that leans to one side instead of standing straight up.

The tent fell over because one of its slanted poles was not pushed into the ground.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A fishing rod held at an angle to the water.

He cast his slanted pole toward the shady part of the river.

3. A pole used in a slanted position to prop something up.

They used a slanted pole to hold the shed door open.

4. A pole placed diagonally as part of a frame or structure.

The kite's frame was made with a slanted pole for extra strength.