Jigsaw ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Jigsaw ( noun )

A power tool with a reciprocating blade, used for cutting curves or intricate shapes in wood or other materials.

Origin:

The word jigsaw is derived from the tool which it describes, which is itself named after its inventor, a certain mr. jigsaw who invented it in the 18th century.

Examples:

1. The carpenter used a jigsaw to cut the intricate designs in the wooden panel.
2. He carefully guided the jigsaw along the traced line to cut out the shape of a bird.
3. The jigsaw is a versatile tool that can be used to make many different cuts.
4. The jigsaw is a popular choice for cutting curves in laminate flooring.
5. The jigsaw is a powerful tool that can cut through thick materials with ease.

(As a noun)

Jigsaw ( noun )

A puzzle consisting of small irregularly shaped pieces that are to be fitted together to form a picture or pattern.

Origin:

The word jigsaw is derived from the tool which it describes, which is itself named after its inventor, a certain mr. jigsaw who invented it in the 18th century.

Examples:

1. She enjoyed working on the jigsaw puzzle for hours at a time.
2. The jigsaw puzzle was made more challenging by the small irregularly shaped pieces.
3. He completed the jigsaw puzzle in record time.
4. The jigsaw puzzle was a great way to pass the time on a rainy day.
5. The jigsaw puzzle was a popular game for children and adults alike.