pintle

IPA: pˈɪntʌɫ

(now dialectal) The penis.
(nautical) A pin or bolt, usually vertical, which acts as a pivot for a hinge or a rudder.
(gunnery) An iron pin used to control recoil of a cannon or around which a gun carriage revolves.

Examples of "pintle" in Sentences

It was not a pintle mounting as such.
This was a simple cart with a pintle.
Lay a hinge or pintle on a flat surface.
It was mounted on a center pintle, barbette carriage.
A lag screw pintle can be substituted for the drive pintle.
The front pintle carriage pivoted at the front of the chassis.
The sum of the hinge and pintle standoff will equal the offset.
Remove the coax and mount it on the pintle for service and maintenance.
The connection was secured by inserting a pintle hook key into the pintle.
The pintle blocks extend forwardly of the plates and carry aligned pintle pins.
I ate ramps and spinach and pintle shoots and fiddleheads, everything green and full of life.
I found fat pintle shoots poking through dead leaves, fiddleheads in bracken beds, and lily bulbs.
Or isnt a Westland Wessex with pintle mounted GPMGs aeither a "helicopter" or a "gunship" in your book?
The parts of the hinges are called the pintle (the pin) and gudgeon (the opening into which the pin fits).
Many such muskets come with a inherent pintle mount so that they can be braced while standing; it requires a move action to set up the pintle.