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Definition of tool
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Tool (v. t.) To
shape,
form, or
finish
with a
tool..
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Ferrule
::
Ferrule
(n.) A ring or cap of metal put round a cane, tool,
handle,
or other
similar
object,
to
strengthen
it, or
prevent
splitting
and
wearing..
Blond Metal
::
Blond metal () A
variety
of clay
ironstone,
in
Staffordshire,
England,
used for
making
tools..
Convenient
::
Convenient
(v. i.)
Affording
accommodation
or
advantage;
well
adapted
to use;
handly;
as, a
convenient
house;
convenient
implements
or
tools..
Tool
::
Tool (v. t.) To
drive,
as a
coach..
Jig
::
"Jig (n.) A
contrivance
fastened
to or
inclosing
a piece of work, and
having
hard steel
surfaces
to guide a tool, as a
drill,
or to form a
shield
or
templet
to work to, as in
filing..
Muscarin
::
Muscarin
(n.) A solid
crystalline
substance,
C5H13NO2,
found in the
toadstool
(Agaricus
muscarius),
and in
putrid
fish. It is a
typical
ptomaine,
and a
violent
poison..
Turning
::
Turning
(n.)
Turnery,
or the
shaping
of solid
substances
into
various
by means of a lathe and
cutting
tools..
Auger
::
Auger (n.) A
carpenter's
tool for
boring
holes
larger
than those bored by a
gimlet.
It has a
handle
placed
crosswise
by which it is
turned
with both
hands.
A pod auger is one with a
straight
channel
or
groove,
like the half of a bean pod. A screw auger has a
twisted
blade,
by the
spiral
groove
of which the chips are
discharge..
Tribolet
::
Tribolet
(n.) A
goldsmith's
tool used in
making
rings.
Cucking Stool
::
Cucking
stool () A kind of chair
formerly
used for
punishing
scolds,
and also
dishonest
tradesmen,
by
fastening
them in it,
usually
in front of their
doors,
to be
pelted
and
hooted
at by the mob, but
sometimes
to be taken to the water and
ducked;
--
called
also a
castigatory,
a
tumbrel,
and a
trebuchet;
and
often,
but not so
correctly,
a
ducking
stool..
Handle
::
Handle
(n.) That of which use is made; the
instrument
for
effecting
a
purpose;
a tool.
Dejectory
::
Dejectory
(a.)
Promoting
evacuations
by
stool.
Mallet
::
Mallet
(n.) A small maul with a short
handle,
-- used esp. for
driving
a tool, as a
chisel
or the like; also, a light
beetle
with a long
handle,
-- used in
playing
croquet..
Crock
::
Crock (n.) A low
stool.
Breastplate
::
Breastplate
(n.) A piece
against
which the
workman
presses
his
breast
in
operating
a
breast
drill,
or other
similar
tool..
Seat
::
Seat (n.) The place or thing upon which one sits;
hence;
anything
made to be sat in or upon, as a
chair,
bench,
stool,
saddle,
or the
like..
Trowel
::
Trowel
(n.) A
gardener's
tool,
somewhat
like a
scoop,
used in
taking
up
plants,
stirring
the
earth,
etc..
Mushroom
::
Mushroom
(n.) Any large
fungus,
especially
one of the genus
Agaricus;
a
toadstool.
Several
species
are
edible;
but many are very
poisonous..
Close-stool
::
Close-stool
(n.) A
utensil
to hold a
chamber
vessel,
for the use of the sick and
infirm.
It is
usually
in the form of a box, with a seat and tight
cover..
Faldstool
::
Faldstool
(n.) A
folding
stool,
or
portable
seat, made to fold up in the
manner
of a camo
stool.
It was
formerly
placed
in the choir for a
bishop,
when he
offciated
in any but his own
cathedral
church..
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