driller
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- noun
- /ˈdrɪlər/
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- New drillers are in.
Yeah, it deploys and that we're using the driller.
- Yeah, it deploys and that we're using the driller.
Examples
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A huge diamond driller is at work drilling and blasting in the stope.
Fiction book (1992) -
Rock driller David Nkolisi stated.
Blog text (21) -
This is a precision driller, also called micro or sensitive drill adapter.
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All day, a behemoth of a man, a diamond driller, works a stope which is like the top of a funnel.
Fiction book (1992) -
But I do own some shale drillers, some junior gold miners, and the downstairs closet has some food in it... just in case.
Blog text (23) -
Holes were then drilled in the plywood and threads were tapped with the driller set to a low speed.
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The two most dangerous things you'll ever see in your life, boyo: a hangup of rock that won't blast free on the first shot and a driller with a powder headache drinking.
Fiction book (1992) -
Present in this Marcellus brine are barium and strontium, bromine, sometimes arsenic or manganese, along with the substances sent down by the driller.
Blog text (13) -
The driller carefully made holes in the concrete to install the new plumbing system.
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With the help of the driller, they created precise openings for the window frames.
Synonyms
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2.3
A tool that makes holes by turning a sharp bit
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2.8
A tool that uses electricity or a battery to make holes in hard things like wood and metal
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5.8
A machine that makes accurate vertical holes in metal or wood
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A hand tool with a spiral metal bit for making holes in wood
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3.0
A hand-held tool that uses electricity to turn a small metal piece to make holes
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3.0
A small tool you turn by hand to make holes in wood or other materials
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A machine that drills holes in rock or the ground
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A tool that cuts out a round piece from hard materials like concrete or rock
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5.0
A heavy drill that uses compressed air to break concrete or road surfaces
A small tool you hold to make holes in wood or metal
A hand tool with a spiral metal blade that makes holes in wood
A small hand tool for making tiny holes in material like jewelry
A powered tool that drills holes in rock for mining or building
A tool that makes holes in hard rock
A machine that cuts square or rectangular holes in wood for joining pieces
A sharp tool for making holes in materials like leather or paper
A person who digs holes in the ground or wood
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Driller comes from drill, which means 'to make a hole', a bit like the verb 'bore'. So a driller is literally someone or something that makes holes in wood, metal, or concrete.