Chisels is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHISELS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHISEL, to use a cutting tool
• cut or shape (something) with a chisel
• cheat or swindle (someone) out of something
NOUN:
• a long-bladed hand tool with a bevelled cutting edge and a handle which is struck with a hammer or mallet, used to cut or shape wood, stone, or metal
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to use a chisel (a cutting tool)

Words related to CHISELS

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How to use CHISELS in a sentence

• Last week I missed a saw and two chisels, and now that brace and nearly all the bits are gone.
• They were like the finest steel chisels, the enamel never wearing away and the softer ivory replacing itself year by year as it was consumed.
• But think of the fineness of the tools that must be used, the tiny files and chisels in carving the lovely, delicate shells.
• Around it, among the accumulation of rubbish, were found a large number of stone hammers, and some copper chisels, but no utensils of iron.
• If only he were in the carpentry department with Master Brahmin, where there were axes, hammers, chisels, knives, saws, and various pointed instruments.
• An axe, some chisels, and other tools were given to them, but they expressed no pleasure in receiving the presents, or astonishment at their effect.
• Michelangelo not only blocked the marble out, but brought it nearly to completion, working the surface with very fine-toothed chisels.
• Here stood the forms of Pitt, Fox, Burke, Sheridan and Watts, from the chisels of Chantry, Bacon and Westmacott.
• Till 1826 no axes, hatchets, chisels, planes, or other edge tools were made in this country.
• Then there was silence for a space, broken only by the quick, irregular striking of the two little hammers upon the heads of the chisels.
• In pots full of sand were stuck hundreds of tiny chisels, so that the workmen could select at a glance the exact form of tool needful for the moment.
• For the various articles which they brought, they took in exchange knives, chisels, pieces of iron and tin, nails, looking-glasses, buttons, or any kind of metal.
• I have seen some of these chisels that were eight or ten inches long, and three or four inches broad, but, in general, they were smaller.
• They hung their little lamps on the walls, and with their hammers and chisels they hewed away at the great blocks.
• The weights are then removed, and the operator commences removing the wood, first with a plane, and, when he approaches the paint, with sharp delicate chisels.
• From every marble feature he chisels, the sculptor draws an intensity of being that cannot be imparted by a mere extension of years.
• Burden,” he continued, as he sorted and tried his chisels, “was for a fellow in the Black Tiger mine, up above Silverton, Colorado.
• It was fine, warm, and soft summer weather, and he walked with his tools at his back, his little chisels clinking faintly against the larger ones in his basket.
• The two boys, by much slow work with stones and shells and beaver-tooth chisels, managed to scrape a wooden sword into shape.

Similar words containing CHISEL without suffix s

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