pliers
IPA: pɫˈaɪɝz
noun
- A pincer-like gripping tool that multiplies the strength of the user's hand, often used for bending things.
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Examples of "pliers" in Sentences
- Even a pair of pliers is on here.
- I am tempted to try the pliers ...
- It is said that he can break pliers.
- Pliers and hands of Scissor split too.
- Pliers are spring loaded, for easy use.
- Breaker/grozier pliers are a combination tool.
- Mackey feigns innocence to the pliers complaint.
- Clutched in the mouth of the pliers was a bloody tooth.
- Redford indicated 'pliers' and its ideograph with his fingertip.
- For the pliers, let's mention that there are conflicting sources.
- Tired: Accessing anything but the pliers is a serious manicure hazard.
- The tool may be used as clippers, pinchers, pliers, tongs, and the like.
- ( "Here, he who has a piece of wire and a pair of pliers is a mechanic!").
- The device is adapted for use with pliers having a first and a second plier jaw.
- Other items needed, such as pliers, electric tape, a PICAXE micro controller and a soldering iron can be found at any hardware store.
- KING: But he also said it doesn't mean, even if it's her hair on the pliers, that it doesn't mean the pliers was the weapon or her hair was involved in the murder, right?
- Being sure that the weaver is damp and pliable, with fingers, or "pliers," bend up the stakes close to the weaving, at right angles with the base, and continue weaving until the basket is four inches deep.
- Then I had to wait while in extreme pain in the ER for two hours before they got to me (gave me a cup of ice while I was waiting which hurt even worse) whereupon the doc grabbed some pliers from the closet, clipped the hook and pushed it through the thumb and out the other side after giving me a shot in the thumb.