peavey
- noun
- /ˈpivē/
- Specialized
- Marshall, Peavey, Vox?
Examples
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With a sharp spike on one end, the peavey was essential for handling the massive logs.
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PEAVEY:
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Using a peavey, he easily rolled the heavy logs into the truck for transport.
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The lumberjack skillfully maneuvered the peavey as he moved the logs around the sawmill.
Synonyms
A long metal bar with a flat end used to lift or move heavy things
A strong wooden or metal pole with a sharp tip and hook used to move logs
A strong metal bar with a sharp point that you use to move logs
A strong bar with a pointed end used to move heavy logs
A long handle with a metal hook used to move and turn logs
How Sturdy
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word peavey probably comes from the name of a logger or maker called Peavey, who made this kind of tool popular. Think of a peavey as a heavy lever with a sharp point for 'rolling' and moving logs, which is why the name came to mean that tool.