quadpod
English
Etymology
From quad- + -pod, after tripod.
Noun
quadpod (plural quadpods)
- A four-legged stand or mount.
- 2009 September 3, David Pogue, “Hollywood’s Great Scenes, Starring You”, in New York Times:
- For $170, the company offers a kit containing a six-foot green cloth; a collapsible, X-shaped frame that stretches the cloth taut and keeps it vertical (called a quadpod — instead of tripod, get it?); a nice Web camera with stereo microphones, also suitable for Skype or other video programs; a remote control; and a software DVD.
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