Construction Tools And Equipment

noun a club-shaped implement used in baseball to hit the ball

adverb to hit something forcefully and quickly, as in 'bat out of hell'

• The scientist carefully batted out the flames with a fire extinguisher.
• I had to bat out the small fire in the kitchen before it got out of control.
• I saw him bat out a quick text message before the meeting started.
• She batted out a beautiful melody on the piano, captivating the audience.

noun a device that holds things tightly together or that gives support, such as a brace on a broken leg

verb to make stronger by giving support

• She wore a brace on her ankle to support it during physical therapy.
• I need to wear a brace on my knee after twisting it playing basketball.
• I heard he's getting a new set of braces for his teeth next month.
• The small town had to brace itself for the impact of the upcoming storm.

noun a person or thing that breaks something, such as a wave breaker or circuit breaker

• The circuit breaker automatically trips to prevent electrical overloads.
• I need to reset the breaker in the basement because the power went out.
• Let's hit the breaker and get this party started!
• She was a real trend-breaker in the fashion industry.

noun a wedge or block placed against a wheel or rounded object to prevent it from moving

verb to block or secure with a chock

• The mechanic placed a chock behind the tire to prevent the car from rolling.
• Make sure to chock the wheels before working on the car.
• I chocked the door open with a rock so we could sneak back in.
• The news of the scandal chocked her with disbelief.

noun a loud, resonant metallic sound or series of sounds

verb to make a loud, resonant metallic sound

• The clang of the church bells could be heard throughout the town.
• I heard a loud clang coming from the garage, I wonder what it was.
• The metal pipe made a loud clang when it hit the ground.
• The clash of ideas in the meeting room created a clang of differing opinions.

noun an act of climbing

verb to move upwards using hands and feet

• The mountaineers began their climb up the treacherous peak.
• Let's climb to the top of that hill and take a selfie!
• I can't wait to climb that sick new route at the climbing gym.
• She had to climb her way to the top of the corporate ladder through hard work and determination.

noun a short, sharp ringing sound, typically made by a bell or clock

verb to make a ringing sound, typically by striking a bell or similar object

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• The ding of the bell signaled the end of the meeting.
• I heard a ding from my phone, indicating a new message.
• I'll give you a ding when I'm ready to leave.
• His reputation took a ding after the scandal.

noun A person or thing that finishes something, such as a task or race

• The finisher of the race crossed the line with a new personal best time.
• She's the best finisher on the team, always scoring in the last minutes of the game.
• That guy is a real finisher when it comes to closing deals.
• As a writer, she is a master finisher, always tying up loose ends in her stories.

noun a large, powerful light typically used to illuminate a large area or outdoor space

• The stadium was brightly lit by powerful floodlights during the night game.
• I love how the floodlights make everything look so bright and clear at night.
• Those floodlights are lit, they really make the place look cool.
• Her smile was like a floodlight in the darkness, brightening up the room.

noun a person or thing that jumps, such as someone who participates in the sport of jumping over obstacles on horseback or a garment worn to keep warm and cover the torso

verb to jump or leap

adjective describing something related to jumping or the act of jumping

• The jumper was made of high-quality wool and cashmere blend.
• I love wearing my cozy jumper on chilly days.
• Check out that cool jumper she's wearing!
• He's always quick to make a jumper in conversation, changing topics frequently.

noun a position on a scale of amount, quantity, extent, or quality

verb to make something flat or level

adjective having a flat and even surface

adverb in a way that is even or flat

• The company is looking to hire candidates with a high level of expertise in data analysis.
• I need to study more to improve my math level.
• I can't believe he reached that level in the game so quickly!
• She always operates on a different level when it comes to problem-solving.

noun a removable or hinged cover for the top of a container

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• Please ensure the lid is securely fastened on the container before storing it.
• Hey, don't forget to put the lid back on the jar!
• I accidentally knocked the lid off the pot while cooking.
• She finally lifted the lid on the long-standing family secret.

noun a person or thing that lifts, especially a weightlifter or a mechanical device used for lifting heavy objects

• The weight lifter demonstrated impressive strength during the competition.
• I heard that Jim is a big lifter at the gym.
• Check out that lifter over there, he's ripped!
• She's a real lifter in the office, always picking up the slack for others.

noun a person or thing that marks

• The teacher used a red marker to highlight important points on the whiteboard.
• Hey, can you pass me that marker over there?
• I love using my fancy markers for doodling in my notebook.
• Her kindness was a marker of her true character.

noun a person or thing that mixes

• The professional chef used a high-quality mixer to blend the ingredients smoothly.
• I borrowed my neighbor's mixer to make a cake for the party.
• I love using my new mixer to whip up some tasty drinks.
• She is a great mixer at social gatherings, always connecting people and starting conversations.

noun a person or thing that moulds or shapes something

verb to crumble or decay gradually; to cause to crumble or decay

• The moulder carefully crafted the intricate design on the clay vase.
• I saw the moulder working on a new sculpture in the art studio.
• Hey, check out that moulder over there, he's really talented!
• Time seemed to moulder away as she lost herself in the pages of her favorite book.

noun a colorless gas used as a fuel

adjective related to or characteristic of propane

• Propane is commonly used as a fuel for heating and cooking.
• We need to refill the propane tank before we can have a barbecue.
• Let's hook up the propane tank and fire up the grill!
• His anger was like a tank of propane, ready to explode at any moment.

noun a tool used for marking or measuring

verb to mark or measure with a raddle

• The raddle was used to mark the sheep for identification.
• I found a raddle in the barn, do you know what it's for?
• Let's go raddle up some fun tonight!
• His mind was a raddle of conflicting thoughts.

verb to move forward by turning over and over

adverb continuously or without stopping

• We eagerly anticipate the upcoming project deadline, so we say, 'Roll on the completion date.'
• I can't wait for the weekend to arrive, roll on Friday!
• Roll on the party tonight, it's gonna be epic!
• Despite the challenges, we must roll on and keep moving forward.

noun a type of weapon used for throwing projectiles

verb to throw or hurl something with a sweeping motion

• The nurse used a sling to support the patient's injured arm.
• I'll just sling my bag over my shoulder and we can go.
• Let's sling some drinks at the bar tonight.
• He decided to sling insults at his opponent during the debate.

noun a small peg or spigot for stopping a vent or tap in a cask

verb to furnish with a spile or spiles

• The spile was carefully inserted into the tree to tap the sap for maple syrup.
• I found a spile in the shed and used it to fix the leaky barrel.
• Hey, pass me that spile so I can open this bottle of wine.
• His words were like a spile, tapping into her emotions and drawing out her deepest feelings.

verb to remove the strap or straps from something

• Please remember to unstrap your seatbelt before exiting the vehicle.
• Don't forget to unstrap your helmet before getting off the bike.
• I always unstrap my watch before hitting the gym.
• It's time to unstrap ourselves from the constraints of society and live freely.

noun a person or object that carries or transports water

• The water carrier was responsible for ensuring all the residents had access to clean water.
• The water carrier delivers water to everyone in the village.
• The water carrier dude always makes sure we have enough water for the day.
• In the office, she was the water carrier, always providing support and resources to her colleagues.

noun a line or queue formed by people holding onto a rope or cord, often used for guidance or organization in a group setting

• The crew members carefully secured the boat to the dock using a sturdy rope line.
• Make sure to grab that rope line to tie up the boat before we head out.
• I'll just toss the rope line over to you so you can catch it and pull the boat in.
• She felt like she was walking a tightrope, trying to balance on the thin rope line of work and personal life.

noun a type of lanyard used for holding items such as keys or identification cards

• The tour guide attached the whistle to his lanyard for easy access.
• I always keep my keys on a lanyard so I don't lose them.
• I love how that lanyard looks, it's so trendy.
• She wore her lanyard like a badge of honor, a symbol of her dedication to the cause.

noun A slang term for a hammer, implying that in Birmingham, people use hammers to fix things instead of screwdrivers.

• The Birmingham screwdriver is a slang term for a hammer.
• I couldn't find a screwdriver so I used the Birmingham screwdriver instead.
• I always keep a Birmingham screwdriver in my toolbox for quick fixes.
• He approached the problem with a Birmingham screwdriver mentality, using brute force to solve it.

noun a diagonal cut across the grain of a piece of wood

verb to cut something with a diagonal motion

• The carpenter used a crosscut saw to make precise cuts in the wood.
• I saw the lumberjack crosscutting through the tree with ease.
• Let's crosscut this project and get it done quickly.
• She had to crosscut through the red tape to get her project approved.