wimble Synonyms

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wimble Meaning

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wimble (n)

hand tool for boring holes

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wimble (n.)

An instrument for boring holes, turned by a handle.

A gimlet.

A stonecutter's brace for boring holes in stone.

An auger used for boring in earth.

Webster

wimble (v. t.)

To bore or pierce, as with a wimble.

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wimble (a.)

Active; nimble.

wimble Sentence Examples

  1. The wimble of the table tennis paddle was cracked after an intense game.
  2. The blacksmith meticulously hammered away, shaping a new wimble from a sturdy piece of steel.
  3. The sound of the wimble scraping against the wood echoed through the workshop.
  4. The child ran through the field with a wide smile, a wimble clutched tightly in their hand.
  5. The large tree swayed in the wind, its branches wimbling against the sky.
  6. The fisherman cast his line into the water, the wimble on the hook shimmering in the sunlight.
  7. The artist used a delicate wimble to etch intricate designs into the surface of the mirror.
  8. The carpenter spent hours trimming and wimbling the wood to create a perfect fit.
  9. The old woman sat on her porch, knitting a scarf while the wembles of her needles clicked rhythmically.
  10. The surgeon carefully used a medical wimble to perform a delicate procedure.

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The wimble of the table tennis paddle was cracked after an intense game.

The blacksmith meticulously hammered away, shaping a new wimble from a sturdy piece of steel.

The sound of the wimble scraping against the wood echoed through the workshop.

The child ran through the field with a wide smile, a wimble clutched tightly in their hand.