scuffler
- noun
- Specialized
:
cultivador
- The farmer attached the scuffler to his tractor to break up the soil before planting.
Examples
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After a heavy rain, she used a scuffler to remove weeds from the vegetable garden.
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Farmers often use a scuffler to aerate the soil.
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A scuffler can make preparing large fields for crops much easier and faster.
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The scuffler helped prepare the garden for planting.
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The farmer attached the scuffler to his tractor to break up the soil before planting.
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After a heavy rain, she used a scuffler to remove weeds from the vegetable garden.
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A scuffler can make preparing large fields for crops much easier and faster.
Synonyms
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1.0
A long-handled tool with a row of teeth used to gather leaves and loosen soil
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5.6
A machine that breaks and turns soil to prepare for planting
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5.0
A farming tool that breaks up soil and helps control weeds
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7.2
A tool with a heavy blade for breaking soil
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6.9
A machine with turning blades that breaks up and loosens garden soil
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7.4
A person or tool that digs in the ground to find things
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1.7
A tool with a long handle and a bar with teeth for gathering leaves or smoothing soil
A hoe pushed to loosen weeds between rows
A garden tool with a flat blade you push to cut weeds and loosen soil
A tool or machine that digs and turns soil for gardening
A farm tool that removes weeds from soil
A tool with metal claws that pulls weeds out by their roots
A small tool for pulling weeds from a garden or lawn
A simple light farm tool that loosens the top of the soil without turning it over
A farming machine that breaks up hard soil deep below the surface
A small hand tool with short teeth for loosening soil and gathering leaves
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Etymology
Scuffler in gardening comes from the tool name scuffle as in the 'scuffle hoe', meaning 'to scrape back and forth', with -er for 'thing that does'. So a scuffler is a tool that scrapes the soil to loosen it or remove weeds.