utilitypole

noun
UK /juːˈtɪləti pəʊl/
US /juːˈtɪləti poʊl/

A tall wooden or metal pole that holds up wires for electricity or phones.

A bird sat on top of the utility pole near our house.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pole used to support streetlights or traffic signals.

The city replaced the old utility pole with a new one holding a brighter streetlight.

3. A pole carrying fiber-optic or internet cables.

Workers climbed the utility pole to connect the new internet line.

4. A landmark or meeting spot in a neighborhood.

We agreed to meet by the utility pole at the corner.