reap hook (Meaning)
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reap hook (n)
an edge tool for cutting grass or crops; has a curved blade and a short handle
Synonyms & Antonyms of reap hook
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reap hook Sentence Examples
- The farmer wielded his reap hook with precision, severing the golden stalks of wheat.
- The curved blade of the reap hook sliced through the tall grass, creating a swath of green.
- The reaper used a long reap hook to harvest the ripe barley from the field.
- The villagers gathered their reap hooks and set off to the barley fields at dawn.
- The shape of the reap hook resembled a crescent moon, its blade gleaming in the sunlight.
- The reap hook was an indispensable tool for farmers in the pre-industrial era.
- The old farmer's hands were gnarled and rough from a lifetime of using the reap hook.
- The sharp teeth of the reap hook ensured a clean cut, leaving the stalks of grain intact.
- The reap hook is a symbol of agriculture and the sustenance it provides.
- The rhythmic sound of reap hooks swishing through crops filled the air, heralding the harvest season.
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an edge tool for cutting grass or crops; has a curved blade and a short handle
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The farmer wielded his reap hook with precision, severing the golden stalks of wheat.
The curved blade of the reap hook sliced through the tall grass, creating a swath of green.
The reaper used a long reap hook to harvest the ripe barley from the field.
The villagers gathered their reap hooks and set off to the barley fields at dawn.
