a kind of chisel or gouge.

†(a) a kind of chisel or gouge; (b) dialect ‘an iron instrument for grubbing up thistles’ (Sheffield Gloss. 1888).

In combination grubbling iron, a ‘grubbing-iron’.

A mortise chisel. Obsolete.

A heavy iron chisel used for rough work such as breaking up masonry or separating timbers.

a smoothing chisel.

Technical senses of obscure origin. short for burr-chisel n., burr-drill n. at compounds (also, a similar instrument used for surgical operations…

a curved chisel for peeling the bark from oak or other trees; a peeler.

technical. (See quot. 1846.)

Of a bent form like a dog's hind leg. Designating a chisel with an angled shank, used for smoothing the base of a groove. Now rare.

One who or that which jags; spec. a jagging-iron, also a toothed chisel.

A pointed chisel or similar tool used for boring, cutting, engraving, etc.

a chisel having a broad spade-shaped end.

a chisel with a serrated cutting edge.

a three-edged chisel used to clear the corners of mortises.