fulcrate
adjective
ful·crate
-ˌkrāt
biology
: having a fulcrum
Word History
Etymology
probably from (assumed) New Latin fulcratus, from New Latin fulcrum + Latin -atus -ate
- on the sunny side of
- on the supposition that
- on the surface
- on the table
- on the take
- on the tapis
- on the telephone
- on the television
- on the telly
- on the threshold
- on the tiles
- on the tip of one's tongue
- on the town
- on the trot
- on the turn
- on the understanding that
- on the up
- on the up and up
- on the upside
- on the upswing
- on the verge of
- on the wagon
- on the wane
- on the warpath
- on the watch for