pruner
- noun
- /ˈpruːnər/
- For effective gardening, invest in a quality pruner to easily manage the overgrown bushes.
- bypass pruner
- anvil pruner
- hand pruner
They're more like pruners turned into really narrow scissors.
- They're more like pruners turned into really narrow scissors.
Examples
-
He decided to buy a new pruner to help him trim the shrubs in his front yard.
-
I'll check Home Depot for a branch pruner.
Blog text (16) -
And, and my pruners are in this pocket.
-
Clean and sharpen pruners, shovels, and other metal tools.
Blog text (21) -
And you're right, oiling the clippers and pruners will really protect the blades.
Blog text (16) -
I also lightly oil garden tools like the pruners and clippers so they don't rust in the shed over the winter.
Blog text (16) -
I always seem to misplace my pruners, and when it's time to take down the berry bushes, those bright yellow pruners can be found no matter where you laid them!
Blog text (22) -
To maintain healthy plants, use a pruner to cut away dead branches and encourage growth.
Synonyms
A small tool with blades used to cut hair or nails
A strong pair of hand scissors for cutting small branches and stems
A long-handled tool with a sharp blade for cutting small tree branches
A person or tool that cuts threads and trims small plants
A tool with a long handle and a curved blade used to cut small tree branches and shrubs
A handsaw with a narrow blade for cutting tree or bush branches
A small tool with a curved blade for cutting and trimming plants
How Large
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pruner also names a tool and shares the root prune (from Latin prunus 'plum'), since gardeners used it for cutting fruit trees. So a pruner is a long-handled cutter for removing small branches.