Definition of «chisel»

A chisel is a tool with a sharp edge, typically made of metal or stone, used for cutting and shaping materials such as wood, stone, or metal. It has a flat surface on one side for striking and a beveled edge on the other side for cutting. Chisels come in various sizes and shapes to suit different purposes, including carving, shaping, and removing material from a workpiece.

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The carpenter used a chisel to shape the wood into intricate designs.
The archaeologist used a small chisel to carefully chip away at the ancient artifact.
The mason used a chisel and hammer to remove the old mortar from between the bricks.
The artist used a chisel to create texture and depth in their metal sculpture.
The woodworker lightly tapped the chisel with a mallet to create a clean and precise cut.
The stonemason used a chisel to carve the intricate patterns on the doorframe.
The restorer used a chisel to carefully scrape away the layers of paint from the antique furniture.

Phrases with «chisel»

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One of the ways that these strongman greats developed the kind of chiseled look and sinewy muscle that looked like it was forged from iron was by Bending Steel. (varietytrainer.com)
Think loads of cutesy stickers, avatars and GIFS of all things Biebs, complete with chiseled abs and boxer briefs. (entrepreneur.com)
Once akin to a beefy CR - V, the Pilot adopted an unmistakably more chiselled look in 2008. (autofocus.ca)
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Definition of «chisel»

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