driftbolt Synonyms
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driftbolt Meaning
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driftbolt (n.)
A bolt for driving out other bolts.
driftbolt Sentence Examples
- The carpenter secured the boards together with driftbolts, ensuring a sturdy structure.
- As the storm raged, the sailboat's driftbolt snapped, causing the sail to flap wildly.
- The blacksmith hammered the driftbolt into place, securing the metal sheet firmly.
- While exploring the ancient ruins, the archeologists discovered a wooden coffin fastened with driftbolts.
- In the bustling shipyard, the workers carefully aligned the metal plates and drove in the driftbolts with powerful hammers.
- The old bridge, weakened by years of neglect, had several driftbolts missing, compromising its structural integrity.
- To ensure a tight fit, the woodworker drilled pilot holes before inserting the driftbolts into the pieces of furniture.
- The driftbolt, weathered and rusted, still held the old barn door in place, a testament to its enduring strength.
- The driftbolt served as a pivot point, allowing the heavy gate to swing open and closed smoothly.
- The skilled craftsman meticulously measured and cut the driftbolts, ensuring they fit perfectly into the joints of the wooden beams.
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A bolt for driving out other bolts.
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The carpenter secured the boards together with driftbolts, ensuring a sturdy structure.
As the storm raged, the sailboat's driftbolt snapped, causing the sail to flap wildly.
The blacksmith hammered the driftbolt into place, securing the metal sheet firmly.
While exploring the ancient ruins, the archeologists discovered a wooden coffin fastened with driftbolts.
