tiltedpole
nounUK /ˈtɪltɪd pəʊl/
US /ˈtɪltɪd poʊl/
A pole that leans to one side instead of standing straight up.
The old flag waved from a tilted pole in the windy yard.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A pole set at an angle on purpose, as in some games or sports.
The campers set up a tilted pole for the rope-climbing game.
3. A sign or marker post that has been knocked out of line.
After the storm, the road sign was just a tilted pole.
4. A leaning support used in building or farming.
The farmer propped the fence with a tilted pole.