Decauville
adjective
De·cau·ville
də̇ˈkōˌvil,
-vēl,
-kȯˌvil
: of, relating to, or being a narrow-gauge railroad whose track is mounted in sections upon transverse metal beams and is easily demountable and transportable
Word History
Etymology
after Paul Decauville †1922 French industrialist who invented equipment for such a railroad
- hold sway
- hold that against
- hold the baby
- hold the bag
- hold the cards
- hold the floor
- hold the fort
- hold the lead
- hold the line
- hold the mayo
- hold the olympic record
- hold the purse strings
- hold the reins
- hold the world record
- hold the world/Olympic record
- hold to
- hold to account
- hold together
- hold true
- hold up
- hold up one's head
- hold up to public ridicule
- hold up to ridicule
- hold water
- hold with