plyer Synonyms
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plyer Meaning
Wordnet
plyer (n)
someone who plies a trade
Webster
plyer (n.)
One who, or that which, plies
A kind of balance used in raising and letting down a drawbridge. It consists of timbers joined in the form of a St. Andrew's cross.
See Pliers.
plyer Sentence Examples
- The plier's jaws were firmly gripping the nail, preventing it from budging.
- The electrician carefully stripped the wire using a plier, exposing the copper inside.
- The plumber deftly twisted the pipe with a plier, ensuring a secure connection.
- The woodworker expertly plied a chisel into the groove, carefully shaping the piece.
- The mechanic loosened the bolt using a plier, ensuring he didn't overtighten it.
- The metalworker used a plier to bend the sheet of metal into the desired angle.
- The carpenter carefully plied a hammer into the wooden peg, securing it firmly.
- The craftsman used a plier to pry open the stubborn lid of the treasure chest.
- The plier's sharp teeth tore through the tough material, easily cutting it into shape.
- The engineer employed a plier to manipulate the delicate components of the electronic device.
FAQs About the word plyer
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The plier's jaws were firmly gripping the nail, preventing it from budging.
The electrician carefully stripped the wire using a plier, exposing the copper inside.
The plumber deftly twisted the pipe with a plier, ensuring a secure connection.
The woodworker expertly plied a chisel into the groove, carefully shaping the piece.
