billhook in Irish
billhook in Irish is bileog, corrán, halbard — billhook means an agricultural hand tool whose curved, hooked blade is swung to cut through thick woody stems.
billhook in Irish
bileog
corrán
halbard
What does "billhook" mean?
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noun An agricultural hand tool whose curved, hooked blade is swung to cut through thick woody stems.
"He cleared the brambles from the hedge line with a billhook."
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noun The hooked component that ties the knot in a baler's or reaper-binder's knotter.
"The mechanic checked the billhook on the baler before the knotter jammed again."
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billhook in a sentence
- He cleared the brambles from the hedge line with a billhook.
- The billhook needs a sharp edge to cut through woody stems cleanly.
- The mechanic checked the billhook on the baler before the knotter jammed again.
- A worn billhook can stop the machine from tying a secure knot.
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What is "billhook" in Irish?
"billhook" in Irish is bileog, corrán, halbard. billhook means: An agricultural hand tool whose curved, hooked blade is swung to cut through thick woody stems.
How do you use "billhook" in a sentence?
Example: "He cleared the brambles from the hedge line with a billhook." In Irish, "billhook" is bileog, corrán, halbard.
Are there other ways to say "billhook" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "billhook": bileog, corrán, halbard.
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