Gardening Tools And Supplies

noun a mound of earth or stones over a grave

• The farmer used a barrow to transport the harvested crops from the field.
• Can you help me push this barrow full of dirt to the garden?
• I saw him wheeling a barrow down the street like a boss.
• Her heavy heart felt like a barrow full of stones.

noun a long, flat strip of squared wood or metal used to hold something in place or as a fastening against a wall

verb to strengthen or fasten (something) with battens

• The carpenter used a batten to secure the boards together.
• Can you pass me that batten over there?
• I'm going to batten down the hatches before the storm hits.
• She had to batten down her emotions to stay focused during the presentation.

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 quantity that can fit in the palm of one's hand

• The recipe calls for a palmful of salt to be added to the soup.
• Just sprinkle a palmful of sugar into the coffee, that should be enough.
• I always add a palmful of hot sauce to my tacos for an extra kick.
• She held a palmful of memories in her heart, never forgetting the good times.

noun African daisy

• The african daisy is a popular flower in floral arrangements due to its vibrant colors.
• I love how bright and cheerful african daisies look in the garden.
• Check out those cool african daisies blooming over there!
• Her smile was like a burst of sunshine, as radiant as an african daisy.