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screwdriver
/ ˈskruːˌdraɪvə /
noun
- a tool used for turning screws, usually having a handle of wood, plastic, etc, and a steel shank with a flattened square-cut tip that fits into a slot in the head of the screw
- an alcoholic beverage consisting of orange juice and vodka
Word History and Origins
Origin of screwdriver1
Example Sentences
Unlike the Free P4 on which it’s based, this tool also includes a substantial wood chisel, and a replaceable double-sided eyeglass screwdriver bit.
In most cases, you’ll need nothing more than a new hard drive and a screwdriver.
Depending on the age and design of your machine, you might need specialized screwdrivers called Torx bits.
The Fairphone 4 is the only smartphone that comes with a screwdriver.
Drain trapped air by opening each radiator’s valve counterclockwise, using a radiator key, socket or flat screwdriver, depending on the valve type.
It was a tool you used to perform a function, like a screwdriver.
Nobody listens, but if you want to know just what screwdriver to use, Mr. Santorum will find you the exact one.
Insert a screwdriver or ice pick in a fish as shown, and the scales can be removed much better and quicker than in any other way.
Then I heard someone outside my cabin-door working as though with a screwdriver, unscrewing a screw from the woodwork.
Fortunately, he was provided with a large pocket-knife, containing various appliances which included a strong screwdriver.
The spark-plug electrodes may be easily set by means of the gauge attached to the screwdriver.
For a few minutes slight tappings came from within, as if a wrench or a screwdriver were being used.
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