Sawhorse ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Sawhorse ( noun )

A support for holding a piece of wood steady while sawing it, typically consisting of a pair of horizontal legs with a board or plank laid across the top.

Origin:

The word sawhorse is a combination of the noun "saw" and the noun "horse". it is a type of sawhorse which used to support a board or plank of wood while sawing it.

Examples:

1. I had to use the sawhorse to hold the board steady while I cut it.
2. The carpenter set up the sawhorse and began to saw the lumber.
3. The sawhorse was a necessary tool for the DIY project he was working on.
4. The sawhorse was a simple but essential piece of equipment in the carpenter's workshop.
5. He used the sawhorse as a makeshift table while he painted the fence.

(As a verb)

Sawhorse ( verb )

A support for holding a piece of wood steady while sawing it, typically consisting of a pair of horizontal legs with a board or plank laid across the top.

Origin:

The word sawhorse is a combination of the noun "saw" and the noun "horse". it is a type of sawhorse which used to support a board or plank of wood while sawing it.

Examples:

1. I had to use the sawhorse to hold the board steady while I cut it.
2. The carpenter set up the sawhorse and began to saw the lumber.
3. The sawhorse was a necessary tool for the DIY project he was working on.
4. The sawhorse was a simple but essential piece of equipment in the carpenter's workshop.
5. He used the sawhorse as a makeshift table while he painted the fence.