scythestone Sentence Examples
- The blacksmith meticulously sharpened his scythe using a fine-grained scythestone.
- Farmers in the village gathered around the communal scythestone, their tools dulled after a long day of harvesting.
- The rhythmic sound of sharpening filled the air as villagers worked tirelessly on their scythestones.
- The scythestone had been handed down through generations, its surface grooved and weathered by countless whetted blades.
- Water from the nearby stream was dripped onto the scythestone, creating a slurry that aided in the sharpening process.
- The edges of the scythe gleamed as they were meticulously honed against the smooth surface of the scythestone.
- Children eagerly helped their fathers sharpen their scythes, eager to contribute to the household's harvest preparations.
- The scythestone was an essential tool for farmers, ensuring their scythes remained sharp for efficient cutting.
- Rust had formed on the neglected scythestone, but with diligent scrubbing it was restored to its former glory.
- The farmer's hands moved swiftly as he guided the scythe over the scythestone, creating a razor-sharp edge.
scythestone Meaning
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scythestone (n.)
A stone for sharpening scythes; a whetstone.
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A stone for sharpening scythes; a whetstone.
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The blacksmith meticulously sharpened his scythe using a fine-grained scythestone.
Farmers in the village gathered around the communal scythestone, their tools dulled after a long day of harvesting.
The rhythmic sound of sharpening filled the air as villagers worked tirelessly on their scythestones.
The scythestone had been handed down through generations, its surface grooved and weathered by countless whetted blades.
