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What do you call a stand three legs?
A stand with three legs is a tripod.
A stand with three legs is called?
A stand with three legs called atripod
What do we call a stand with 3 legs?
That would be a tripod, which does indeed have three legs -- and is a stand.
How many legs does a camera tripod have?
there are three legs on a tripod (tri -> three, pod -> stand)
What is a metal stand with three legs?
tripod
What do we call a stand on three legs?
tripod
What is a stand called with three legs called?
A tripod.
Do giraffes have 3 legs?
No giraffes do not have three legs. Giraffes have only four legs. If they did have three legs then it would probably be hard for them to walk. Let alone stand.
What you call a stand with three legs?
Tristand or a old man with a walking stick
What is the function of a tripod?
three legs. the most common thing is a tripod stand for a camera.
What is a three legged stand for hot plates?
Many trivets have 3 legs.
How do you spell trivitt?
The likely word is "trivet" (a metal holder or stand, typically with three legs).
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