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jacksaw
English
Etymology
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Noun
jacksaw (plural jacksaws)
- A bird, the merganser.
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hacksaw
English
Alternative forms
- hack saw
Etymology
hack +? saw. Attested since 1867.
Pronunciation
Noun
hacksaw (plural hacksaws)
- A saw, with a blade that is put under tension, for cutting metal
Translations
Verb
hacksaw (third-person singular simple present hacksaws, present participle hacksawing, simple past hacksawed, past participle hacksawed or hacksawn)
- To cut with a hacksaw.
- This bolt is so rusted I'll have to hacksaw it off.
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