👉 In geometry, a "crosspoint" refers to a point where two lines or curves intersect. These points are where the line segments meet and form an angle at the intersection. For example, if you have two lines (lines AB and CD), they can intersect at exactly one point, which is called a "crosspoint". This means that if you were to draw a line segment from one of these points to any other point on either side, it would always meet at this single point.
