sloat Synonyms
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sloat Meaning
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sloat (n.)
A narrow piece of timber which holds together large pieces; a slat; as, the sloats of a cart.
sloat Sentence Examples
- The hikers traversed the rugged mountain pass through a narrow sloat created by a fallen tree.
- The sloat in the windowpane allowed a sliver of moonlight to illuminate the darkness.
- The biologist observed the tiny sloat in the frog's skin, which helped it absorb moisture.
- The sloat in the metal frame held the glass panel securely in place.
- The sloat in the earth provided a natural water source for the animals in the desert.
- The guitarist carefully tuned his instrument, ensuring that each sloat produced a perfect pitch.
- The blacksmith used a sloat to shape the molten metal into the desired form.
- The sloat in the sail allowed the wind to pass through, capturing its energy to propel the boat.
- The carpenter chiseled a sloat into the wood to insert a dowel for reinforcement.
- The sloat in the leather allowed the traveler to adjust the straps of his backpack comfortably.
FAQs About the word sloat
A narrow piece of timber which holds together large pieces; a slat; as, the sloats of a cart.
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The hikers traversed the rugged mountain pass through a narrow sloat created by a fallen tree.
The sloat in the windowpane allowed a sliver of moonlight to illuminate the darkness.
The biologist observed the tiny sloat in the frog's skin, which helped it absorb moisture.
The sloat in the metal frame held the glass panel securely in place.
