pinch bar (Meaning)
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pinch bar (n)
a lever with a pointed projection that serves as a fulcrum; used to roll heavy wheels
Synonyms & Antonyms of pinch bar
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pinch bar Sentence Examples
- The construction workers used a pinch bar to pry open the stubborn door.
- With the help of a pinch bar, the mechanic was able to loosen the rusted bolts.
- Armed with a pinch bar, the thief broke into the jewelry store through a side window.
- The hiker slipped and fell, but managed to grab a nearby pinch bar to keep from plummeting down the cliff.
- The forensic team cautiously lifted the body with a pinch bar to avoid damaging any evidence.
- The firefighters used a pinch bar to force open the jammed elevator doors and rescue the trapped passengers.
- The homeowner struggled to remove the old nails from the wooden plank with a pinch bar.
- The explorer used a pinch bar to dislodge a large rock blocking the entrance to the cave.
- The worker used a pinch bar to separate the heavy concrete slabs.
- The sculptor employed a pinch bar to shape and bend the clay sculpture.
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a lever with a pointed projection that serves as a fulcrum; used to roll heavy wheels
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The construction workers used a pinch bar to pry open the stubborn door.
With the help of a pinch bar, the mechanic was able to loosen the rusted bolts.
Armed with a pinch bar, the thief broke into the jewelry store through a side window.
The hiker slipped and fell, but managed to grab a nearby pinch bar to keep from plummeting down the cliff.
