To work a pedal; use the pedals, as of a piano, organ, bicycle, etc.
In geometry, pertaining to the feet of transversals on to the sides of a triangle through a given point and the vertices.
noun.
In geometry, a pedal triangle (which see, under triangle).
Pertaining to or connected with a foot or the feet: as, pedal extremities.
Technically— Of or pertaining to a foot-like part of the body, as of a mollusk; podial: as, a pedal ganglion.
Of or pertaining to the pes or hind foot only: opposed to manual.
Pertaining to the feet of perpendiculars let fall from one point upon tangents to a fixed locus called a basis.
4 (ped′ al). In music, relating to a pedal.
In conchology: Any muscle of the foot or podium of a univalve. The posterior adductor of a bivalve, when there are two. See cuts under Astartidæ and Tridaenidæ.
noun.
Any part of a machine or apparatus which is intended to receive and transmit power from the foot of the operator; a treadle: as, the pedals of a bicycle.
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In musical instruments, a foot-lever; a metal or wooden key or projecting bar operated by the foot. , ,
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Same as organ-point.
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A pedal curve or surface, or one of which another is the pedal curve or surface.