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derrick

[der-ik] / ˈdɛr ɪk /
NOUN
crane
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But what lies ahead might be far worse for the 17,000 residents living amid the oil derricks and cattle farms on the western edge of the state’s Central Valley.

From Washington Post

It characterizes the wildcatter and oil derrick as "Texas icons."

From Salon

Downtown features the Oilworker Monument, a towering bronze statue of a derrick and a roustabout wielding a wrench.

From New York Times

Rose’s “Iron and Steel,” at Washington Printmakers Gallery, portrays mostly metal structures, including bridges, fire escapes and oil derricks.

From Washington Post

And they’ve long been told that temperatures will keep rising for decades to come, no matter how many solar panels replace oil derricks or how many meat-eaters go vegetarian.

From Washington Post