Results for: grooved drill bit
English English
grooved drill bittwist drill
act of shuffling cards; part of a stream with a strong swift current, rapid, become choppy, flick through pages, grooved part of sluice, quick look at book, rough water, shuffle cards, shuffle cards; leaf through, thumb through; turn pages quickly, sub...riffle
activate, apply, use; train; practice; instruct, activity intended to achieve a particular purpose, carrying out or using something, do exercise s to develop a skill, drill; practice, training; activation, application; gymnastics, calisthenics, exert a...exercise
affectionate tickle under the chin, careless throw, clamp on lathe or drill, clamp; section of meat (between the neck and shoulder), cluck, cut of beef, food, force to leave, get rid of, give up, throw carelessly, toss; tap someone affectionately under...chuck
African monkey, bore a hole with a drill, bore a hole; practice, train; sow seeds in rows, boring tool with drill, furrow for seeds, part of tool that bores holes, plant with drill, planted row of seeds, practice marching, predatory mollusk, repeated e...drill
animal that bores, tool for boring holes, tool used to make holes, auger, tool that resembles a drillborer
any of various undomesticated black-striped felines; aggressive person; experimental drilling; daring business venture; locomotive without cars (Slang), drill exploratory well, financially unsound business, medium-sized wild feline, not financially saf...wildcat
appear to fall, bad or corrupt place, basin for washing something, be absorbed, become quieter, bring to ruin, cesspool, decline in value, decline physically, defeat in contest, device absorbing energy or other entity, drill into ground, drive into gro...sink
attach with a screw; turn or twist like a screw; twist, contort; apply pressure, apply force; extort; cheat, swindle; have sexual intercourse, copulate (Slang), metal fastener with a spiral grooved shaft; act of twisting or rotating; propeller; coerciv...screw
bear, drill a hole; advance, progress; cause boredom, make weary, eagre, hole; diameter, caliber; cylindrical hollow (gun barrel, etc.); surge of water, make hole in something, make somebody uninterested, penetrate, size of pipe, something that bores, ...bore
bite, bite (Past participle of), detachable part of drill, digit in binary notation, everything about a role, insert bridle bit, mouthpiece of bridle, part of key, part of pincers, restrain, short amount of time, short performance, small acting part, s...bit
bone drill, burr, metallic noise; sound made by cars; guttural pronunciation of "r"; rough edge; prickly seed pod, prickly seed husk, tree growthbur
bore into something, cocktail with lime juice, piercing, tool for boring holes in wood, tool for making holes, drill; awlgimlet
boring pipe, drill pipedrill string
boring tool, drill, device which bores holes, make holes, make hole with wimblewimble
 

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