Forestry Equipment

noun a tool with a helical bit for boring holes in wood or the ground

• The geologist used an auger to extract core samples from the ground.
• I borrowed my neighbor's auger to help with digging holes for the fence.
• I can't believe how fast this auger is at drilling through the dirt!
• Her sharp wit was like an auger, piercing through any facade to get to the truth.

noun a small hand tool used to make holes in the ground for planting seeds or bulbs

• The farmer used a dibble to plant the seeds in straight rows.
• I think we should use a dibble to make the holes for the plants.
• Hey, pass me that dibble so I can get these seeds in the ground.
• She dibbled with the idea of starting her own business before finally taking the plunge.

noun a saying or proverb

verb past tense of see, to perceive with the eyes

• I saw the CEO giving a presentation at the conference.
• I saw Sarah at the grocery store yesterday.
• I saw the new movie and it was lit!
• He saw through her lies and deception.

noun a snare or trap for catching small animals

verb to catch in a springe

• The hunter set up a springe to catch the rabbit.
• I saw a springe in the woods while hiking.
• Watch out for that springe, it's hidden in the grass.
• He felt like he was caught in a springe of lies.

noun a person who is greedy or selfish

• The hogger in the office always takes the last cup of coffee without refilling the pot.
• That hogger at the party ate all the chips and didn't share with anyone.
• I can't stand that hogger who always hogs the TV remote.
• She's a hogger when it comes to attention, always wanting to be the center of it all.

noun a cutting tool with a hooked blade for pruning or cutting vegetation

• The farmer used a billhook to trim the branches of the fruit trees.
• I found a rusty old billhook in the shed, wanna use it for clearing the bushes?
• Hey, pass me that billhook so I can hack away at these weeds.
• She used her sharp wit as a billhook to cut through his arguments.

noun the front part of a washing machine that holds the clothes

• The construction company invested in a new front loader to help with moving heavy materials.
• Hey, can you use the front loader to clear out that pile of dirt?
• I'll hop on the front loader and get this job done in no time.
• She's like a front loader, always taking on heavy tasks without hesitation.

noun a supporting structure consisting of a framework of light beams or slender bars

verb to support or cross with a truss or trusses

• The old bridge was made of sturdy trustle beams.
• I sat on the trustle by the river and watched the sunset.
• Let's hang out on the trustle and chill.
• Their relationship was built on a trustle of honesty and loyalty.

noun A cutting tool similar to an axe, with an arched blade set at right angles to the handle

• The carpenter used an adz to shape the wood into intricate designs.
• I borrowed my neighbor's adz to fix the fence in the backyard.
• Let me grab my adz and we can get this job done in no time.
• He used his sharp wit as an adz to cut through the lies and uncover the truth.