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pickaxenUK
pickaxepick·axe or pick·ax P0286200 (pĭk′ăks′)n. A pick, especially with one end of the head pointed and the other end with a chisel edge for cutting through roots.v. pick·axed, pick·ax·ing, pick·ax·es v.intr. To use a pickaxe.v.tr. To use a pickaxe on. [Middle English picax, alteration (influenced by ax, axe) of picas, from Old French picois (from pic, pick) and from Medieval Latin pīcōsa, both probably from Latin pīcus, woodpecker.]pick•ax or pick•axe (ˈpɪkˌæks) n., pl. -ax•es, n. 1. pick 2 (def. 1). v.t. 2. to use a pickax on. [1275–1325; alter., by folk etym., of Middle English picois < Middle French, Old French; akin to French pic pick2] pickax Past participle: pickaxed Gerund: pickaxing
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| I pickax | | you pickax | | he/she/it pickaxes | | we pickax | | you pickax | | they pickax |
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| I pickaxed | | you pickaxed | | he/she/it pickaxed | | we pickaxed | | you pickaxed | | they pickaxed |
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| I am pickaxing | | you are pickaxing | | he/she/it is pickaxing | | we are pickaxing | | you are pickaxing | | they are pickaxing |
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| I have pickaxed | | you have pickaxed | | he/she/it has pickaxed | | we have pickaxed | | you have pickaxed | | they have pickaxed |
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| I was pickaxing | | you were pickaxing | | he/she/it was pickaxing | | we were pickaxing | | you were pickaxing | | they were pickaxing |
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| I had pickaxed | | you had pickaxed | | he/she/it had pickaxed | | we had pickaxed | | you had pickaxed | | they had pickaxed |
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| I will pickax | | you will pickax | | he/she/it will pickax | | we will pickax | | you will pickax | | they will pickax |
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| I will have pickaxed | | you will have pickaxed | | he/she/it will have pickaxed | | we will have pickaxed | | you will have pickaxed | | they will have pickaxed |
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| I will be pickaxing | | you will be pickaxing | | he/she/it will be pickaxing | | we will be pickaxing | | you will be pickaxing | | they will be pickaxing |
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| I have been pickaxing | | you have been pickaxing | | he/she/it has been pickaxing | | we have been pickaxing | | you have been pickaxing | | they have been pickaxing |
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| I will have been pickaxing | | you will have been pickaxing | | he/she/it will have been pickaxing | | we will have been pickaxing | | you will have been pickaxing | | they will have been pickaxing |
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| I had been pickaxing | | you had been pickaxing | | he/she/it had been pickaxing | | we had been pickaxing | | you had been pickaxing | | they had been pickaxing |
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| I would pickax | | you would pickax | | he/she/it would pickax | | we would pickax | | you would pickax | | they would pickax |
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| I would have pickaxed | | you would have pickaxed | | he/she/it would have pickaxed | | we would have pickaxed | | you would have pickaxed | | they would have pickaxed | Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | pickax - a heavy iron tool with a wooden handle and a curved head that is pointed on both ends; "they used picks and sledges to break the rocks"pickaxe, pickedge tool - any cutting tool with a sharp cutting edge (as a chisel or knife or plane or gouge)mattock - a kind of pick that is used for digging; has a flat blade set at right angles to the handle | Translations
pickaxenUK
pickaxe (US), pickax a large pick or mattock pickax[′pik‚aks] (design engineering) A pointed steel or iron tool mounted on a wooden handle and used for breaking earth and stone. pickA hand tool used for loosening and breaking up closely compacted soil and rock; consists of a steel head which usually is curved, with a point on one or both ends, mounted on a wooden handle.MedicalSeepickFinancialSeePickpickaxenUK
Synonyms for pickaxnoun a heavy iron tool with a wooden handle and a curved head that is pointed on both endsSynonymsRelated Words |