Farming Tools And Equipment

noun a stick with a pointed or electrically charged end, used for driving cattle or oxen

verb to provoke or annoy someone in order to stimulate some action or reaction

• The politician used inflammatory language to goad his opponent into making a mistake.
• Stop trying to goad me into an argument.
• He's always goading me to do things I don't want to do.
• The coach's pep talk was a goad to motivate the team to victory.

noun a flexible tube conveying water, gas, etc.

verb to water or spray with a hose

• The firefighter used a hose to extinguish the fire.
• Can you grab the garden hose so we can water the plants?
• I accidentally stepped on the hose and it got all kinked up.
• She felt like her emotions were being squeezed through a tight hose.

adjective describing the thinness of something, in this case, as thin as a rake

adverb modifying the adjective 'thin', indicating the degree of thinness

preposition connecting the adjective 'thin' to the comparison 'as a rake'

article used before the noun 'rake' to indicate that it is a specific rake being compared to

• The model had a figure as thin as a rake, showcasing the latest designer clothes.
• She's as thin as a rake, always watching what she eats.
• I can't believe how thin she is, she's as thin as a rake!
• His wallet was as thin as a rake after splurging on the latest gadgets.

noun a person from the state of Nebraska, especially a member or supporter of the University of Nebraska athletic teams

• The cornhusker is a term used to refer to a resident of Nebraska.
• My friend from Nebraska proudly calls himself a cornhusker.
• I heard that cornhusker team is doing really well this season.
• She was a true cornhusker, always hardworking and resilient.