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long-handled spade

 

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Noun long-handled spade has 1 sense
  1. ditch spade, long-handled spade - a spade with a long handle for digging narrow ditches
    --1 is a kind of spade

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Long-handled spade

Description:

A long-handled spade is a gardening tool with a long shaft and a flat, relatively small blade at the end. It is commonly used for digging, lifting, and moving soil or other materials in garden beds, flowerpots, or construction sites.

Sample sentences:

1. Noun - Object:

He used a long-handled spade to dig a deep hole for the tree.

I bought a new long-handled spade to work on my garden this weekend.

2. Noun - Person:

The gardener grabbed a long-handled spade and started digging up the weeds.

She preferred using a long-handled spade as it provided better leverage while working on the garden beds.

3. Verb:

Make sure to long-handled spade the soil before planting the seeds.

They long-handled spaded the dirt to create a space for the shrub.

4. Adjective:

He examined the long-handled spade technique before attempting to use it himself.

She recommended getting a long-handled spade for easier gardening.

5. Adverb:

He skillfully long-handled spaded the garden, ensuring the plants were undisturbed.

She efficiently long-handled spades the soil, preparing for the new flowerbed.

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