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beakiron (n.)

A bickern; a bench anvil with a long beak, adapted to reach the interior surface of sheet metal ware; the horn of an anvil.

beakiron Sentence Examples

  1. The blacksmith forged a gleaming beakiron with intricate designs.
  2. The surgeon deftly manipulated the beakiron to remove the tumor.
  3. The engineer used a beakiron to calibrate the delicate mechanism.
  4. The dentist reached for the beakiron to extract the stubborn tooth.
  5. The artist carefully wielded the beakiron to create lifelike sculptures.
  6. The jeweler employed a beakiron to mold precious metals into exquisite jewelry.
  7. The zookeeper skillfully used a beakiron to administer medication to an exotic bird.
  8. The surgeon's beakiron was a critical tool in their groundbreaking operation.
  9. The geologist used a beakiron to extract a valuable mineral sample from a rock.
  10. The archaeologist employed a beakiron to uncover ancient artifacts hidden in a subterranean excavation site.

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A bickern; a bench anvil with a long beak, adapted to reach the interior surface of sheet metal ware; the horn of an anvil.

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The blacksmith forged a gleaming beakiron with intricate designs.

The surgeon deftly manipulated the beakiron to remove the tumor.

The engineer used a beakiron to calibrate the delicate mechanism.

The dentist reached for the beakiron to extract the stubborn tooth.