hole saw

American  

noun

1. crown saw.

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Etymology

Origin of hole saw

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

Buhai looked as if she may take the overall lead as she went through the first nine holes in an impressive 30, including an eagle at the fifth, but a bogey on the final hole saw the 33-year-old finish the day in joint second.

From BBC

A brilliant run from the sixth hole saw Kim - the 2019 Women's PGA champion - sink six birdies in the next nine holes.

From BBC

A rare error on the third hole saw her tee shot land in the bunker and she ended up with her first bogey since the 13th hole in the first round.

From Seattle Times

A birdie from nine feet on the first hole saw McIlroy began to repair some of the damage, and he made another on the next, despite again hitting a poor drive, but bogeys on the next two holes dropped him back to seven over.

From BBC

Using the hole saw, cut a 1- to 1.5-inch hole through the roof of the fridge for the liquid line, careful not to disrupt any mechanical elements.

From New York Times