Difference between Baluster and Balustrade

BALUSTER vs BALUSTRADE: NOUN

A short column used in a group to support a rail, as commonly found on the side of a stairway; a banister.
A small column or pilaster, used as a support to the rail of an open parapet, to guard the side of a staircase, or the front of a gallery. See balustrade.
In architecture, the lateral part of the volute of the Ionic capital. Also bolster.
In architecture and building, a small upright member made in a great variety of forms, but typically strongly swelled outward at some point between the base and the top or capital, and commonly vase- or urn-shaped, used in series to support the rail of a railing or balustrade.
One of the supporting posts of a handrail.
An upright support, such as a furniture leg, having a similar shape.
One of the upright, usually rounded or vase-shaped supports of a balustrade.
One of a number of closely spaced supports for a railing

A row of balusters topped by a rail, serving as an open parapet, as along the edge of a balcony, terrace, bridge, or the eaves of a building, or as a guard railing on a staircase; -- it serves as a guard to prevent people from falling.
In architecture, strictly, a barrier or railing consisting of a horizontal member resting on a series of balusters; but, commonly, an ornamental railing or pierced parapet of any kind, whether serving as a barrier or merely as a decorative feature, and whether composed of balusters or not.
A rail and the row of balusters or posts that support it, as along the front of a gallery.
A railing at the side of a staircase or balcony to prevent people from falling

Fanlight, Mortise, Casement window, Sconce, Entablature, Scrollwork, Architrave, Dentil, Wrought iron, Corbel, Newel post, Bannister, Handrail, Banister, Balustrade

Gothic arch, Wrought iron, Spiral staircase, Corbel, Entablature, Dormer window, Pergola, Newel post, Staircase, Baluster, Rail, Bannister, Handrail, Banister, Balusters

Ogee, Tenons, Fanlight, Mortise, Casement window, Sconce, Entablature, Scrollwork, Architrave, Dentil, Wrought iron, Corbel, Newel post, Banister, Balustrade

Portico, Cornice, Gothic arch, Wrought iron, Spiral staircase, Corbel, Entablature, Dormer window, Pergola, Newel post, Staircase, Baluster, Rail, Banister, Balusters

Fine George III silver coffee pot of tapered baluster form with ornately cast swan neck spout.
Chippendale manner round top candle stand, baluster form standard, tripod base terminating in slipper feet.
Famers Market Tufted Linen cushion Baluster Leg coffee table, Chunky Seagrass round Pouffe Footstool Modern!
I use another type of baluster (like a metal one) in conjunction with AZEK Rail?.
In the Type Properties dialog, under Construction, for Baluster Placement, click Edit.
Standing on turned baluster legs terminating in brass and porcelain casters.
Pair French Second Empire Napoleon III Baluster Candlestick s Cast bronze.
Oak Baluster Table from Restoration Hardware for our dining room.
Set one half of busted baluster in routing jig.
Mm galvanised bolts to each support baluster, ensuring that the baluster is plumb the timber where end.