woodscrew Antonyms
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Meaning of woodscrew
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woodscrew (n)
a metal screw that tapers to a point so that it can be driven into wood with a screwdriver
woodscrew Sentence Examples
- The woodscrew pierced the wood with ease, securing the hinge firmly.
- He used a drill and a variety of woodscrews to assemble the bookcase.
- The rusty woodscrews were difficult to remove from the old cabinet.
- The woodscrew had a sharp point and a threaded shaft for maximum holding power.
- He countersunk the woodscrews flush with the surface of the wood for a smooth finish.
- The woodscrew's head was painted over to match the surrounding wood.
- The self-tapping woodscrews made it easy to create new holes without pre-drilling.
- The woodscrew had a hexagonal head for convenient tightening with a wrench.
- He used a woodscrew driver to quickly and easily insert the screws into the wood.
- The broken woodscrew was stuck in the wood, requiring specialized tools to extract it.
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a metal screw that tapers to a point so that it can be driven into wood with a screwdriver
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The woodscrew pierced the wood with ease, securing the hinge firmly.
He used a drill and a variety of woodscrews to assemble the bookcase.
The rusty woodscrews were difficult to remove from the old cabinet.
The woodscrew had a sharp point and a threaded shaft for maximum holding power.
