clawhammer (Meaning)
Wordnet
clawhammer (n)
a hammer with a cleft at one end for pulling nails
Synonyms & Antonyms of clawhammer
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
clawhammer Sentence Examples
- The traditional Appalachian musician played the banjo with a clawhammer style, producing a unique rhythmic sound.
- As a beginner carpenter, she struggled to wield the clawhammer effectively, often missing the nail.
- The old barn needed repairs, and he set to work with his trusty clawhammer, replacing rotted boards and fixing loose shingles.
- With a deft flick of his wrist, he switched the clawhammer from driving nails to prying boards.
- The vintage clawhammer displayed in the museum was once used by a famous craftsman known for his intricate woodwork.
- She admired her grandfather's weathered hands as he expertly handled the clawhammer, passing down his knowledge of woodworking.
- The construction worker accidentally dropped the clawhammer from the rooftop, narrowly missing the parked car below.
- The DIY enthusiast watched online tutorials to learn how to use a clawhammer properly for home improvement projects.
- The sound of the clawhammer echoed through the workshop as he built a sturdy bookshelf for his collection.
- The artist incorporated a clawhammer into her sculpture, symbolizing the labor and craftsmanship behind her artwork.
FAQs About the word clawhammer
a hammer with a cleft at one end for pulling nails
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The traditional Appalachian musician played the banjo with a clawhammer style, producing a unique rhythmic sound.
As a beginner carpenter, she struggled to wield the clawhammer effectively, often missing the nail.
The old barn needed repairs, and he set to work with his trusty clawhammer, replacing rotted boards and fixing loose shingles.
With a deft flick of his wrist, he switched the clawhammer from driving nails to prying boards.
