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lopping shears
noun
(sometimes used with a singular verb)
long-handled pruning shears.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of lopping shears1
First recorded in 1870–75
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Example Sentences
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My list of essential tools would include at least a pair of work gloves, hand pruners, lopping shears and a pruning saw.
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Odd-shaped tools like lopping shears can also be hung from the rails.
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Basically, you use lopping shears or pruners to cut a stem at shoulder level and at knee level.
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Overgrown shrubs or hedges can and should be transformed with a pair of lopping shears.
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Long-handled lopping shears will work and have the added value of keeping your body away from the thorns.
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