pickax Synonyms
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pickax Meaning
Wordnet
pickax (n)
a heavy iron tool with a wooden handle and a curved head that is pointed on both ends
Webster
pickax (n.)
Alt. of Pickaxe
pickax Sentence Examples
- The miners tirelessly swung their pickaxes, chipping away at the rock.
- The pickax was a vital tool for excavating the archaeological site.
- The hiker carefully gripped the pickax, using it to navigate the treacherous mountain trail.
- With a swift motion, the burglar used a pickax to break the window.
- The artist painstakingly etched intricate designs into the metal using a pickax.
- The prospector frantically wielded his pickax, hoping to uncover a hidden treasure.
- The farmer used a pickax to break up the stubborn soil before planting.
- The pickax was a symbol of hard work and determination for generations of laborers.
- The geologist used a pickax to collect rock samples for analysis.
- The mountain climbers carried pickaxes as a safety precaution in case of ice or rockfall.
FAQs About the word pickax
a heavy iron tool with a wooden handle and a curved head that is pointed on both endsAlt. of Pickaxe
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No antonyms found.
The miners tirelessly swung their pickaxes, chipping away at the rock.
The pickax was a vital tool for excavating the archaeological site.
The hiker carefully gripped the pickax, using it to navigate the treacherous mountain trail.
With a swift motion, the burglar used a pickax to break the window.
