tool /tool/

1. A working instrument, esp one used by hand
2. The cutting part of a machine tool
3. Someone who is used as the mere instrument of another
4. (esp in pl) anything necessary to the pursuit of a particular activity
5. Any of several devices used to impress a design on a book cover
6. An impressed design on a book cover
7. A weapon, esp a gun (slang)
8. The penis (vulgar sl)
9. A fool (slang)
10. A despicable person (slang)
11. A utility, feature or function available as part of eg a word processing package or database (computing)

1. To shape or finish with a tool
2. To mark with a tool, esp to ornament or imprint designs upon (a book cover), or to chisel the face of (stone)
3. To supply with tools, esp with machine tools for a particular purpose (also tool up)
4. To drive (a car or other vehicle) esp smoothly and skilfully, and usu at moderate speed (slang)
5. To carry or draw in a vehicle

1. To work with a tool
2. To provide tools (also tool up)
3. To travel (along) in a vehicle, esp smoothly and skilfully, and usu at moderate speed
4. (of a vehicle, draught animal) to travel (along, etc) in this way

toolˈer noun

toolˈing noun

1. Workmanship done with a tool, eg on stonework or a book cover
2. The provision and setting up of tools for eg a machining process

toolˈbag (or toolˈbox) noun

A bag (or box) for carrying and storing tools

toolˈbar noun (computing)

A bar with a list of utilities, features, functions, etc which appears at the top of an application window

toolˈhouse noun

A shed or outhouse for keeping tools in

toolˈkit noun

A set of tools

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