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two-handed saw

 

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Noun two-handed saw has 1 sense
  1. two-handed saw, whipsaw - a handsaw intended for use by two people
    --1 is a kind of handsaw, carpenter's saw
    --1 has particulars: pitsaw

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Term: Two-Handed Saw

Description:

A two-handed saw, also known as a crosscut saw, is a large woodworking tool designed to be used by two individuals to cut through various materials, especially wood. With a long, sturdy blade, the saw requires the use of both hands to operate effectively.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Woodworking Tool:

In the context of woodworking, a two-handed saw refers to a specialized tool used for cutting logs, tree trunks, or lumber using a back-and-forth motion. It is commonly employed in forestry activities, carpentry projects, and timber-related industries.

Sample Sentence: While constructing the log cabin, the carpenters used a two-handed saw to effortlessly cut through the thick logs.

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2. Adjective - Popular:

Referring to an activity, product, or concept that has gained widespread acceptance and recognition among the general public.

Sample Sentence: The superhero movie turned out to be a two-handed saw, drawing massive crowds to the theaters.

3. Adjective - Local:

Pertaining to a specific geographic area or locality.

Sample Sentence: The local craft fair showcased unique, two-handed saw artwork created by talented artisans from the region.

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