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Three legged stands are often called stools. In Photography a three legged stand is called a tripod.
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What do you call an ornamental three legged stand with caddy?
A teapoy
How do you call something that support the photo stand?
Photographers normally use a tripod (three-legged stand) to hold a camera steady.
What do you call a 3 legged stand?
A tripod
What do you call a one eyed three legged donkey?
One eyed three legged donkey
What do you call a three legged support?
a tripod
What do you call a three-legged support?
a tripod
What is a three legged stand used to hold a camera?
A tripod
What is a three-legged stand to hold a camera?
tripod
What is a three legged stand to hold a camera up called?
tripod
Who found the cause of the black death?
your moms is a one legged woman with three arms and they call her one legged timmy
What does the word tripod mean?
NounA three-legged stand for supporting a camera or other apparatus.A stool, table, or cauldron resting on three legs.
What is a three legged stand for hot plates?
Many trivets have 3 legs.
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