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scrap iron

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun scrap iron has 1 sense
  1. scrap iron - iron to be melted again and reworked
    --1 is a kind of
    iron, Fe, atomic number 26; scrap metal

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Scrap Iron

Description:

Scrap iron refers to discarded or waste iron materials that can be recycled or reused. These may include old appliances, machinery parts, or other iron objects that are no longer functional or wanted.

Senses:

Noun (1):

Iron materials that have reached the end of their useful life and are collected for recycling.

Noun (2):

A small piece or fragment of iron.

Verb:

To discard or get rid of iron materials as waste.

Usages:

Popular:

1. He collected various scrap iron pieces to use in his metal artwork.

2. The recycling center pays good money for scrap iron.

3. The old factory was filled with piles of scrap iron waiting to be processed.

Local:

1. Don't forget to take your scrap iron to the local recycling event this weekend.

2. The local blacksmith relies on the availability of scrap iron for his craftsmanship.

3. Many local residents participate in a scrap iron drive to clean up the neighborhood.

Sample Sentences:

1. We salvaged a rusty piece of scrap iron and transformed it into a unique bookshelf.

2. The construction site was littered with scrap iron from demolished buildings.

3. The blacksmith carefully forged the scrap iron into a beautifully intricate sculpture.

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