pegboard
- noun
- /ˈpɛɡˌbɔrd/
- Trevor was putting the tools away on the pegboard: the hacksaw, the awl, and the pliers.
- pegboard task
So you want this to be flush with the bottom, the dust port, and that way I can use the actual pegboard to square everything up?
- So you want this to be flush with the bottom, the dust port, and that way I can use the actual pegboard to square everything up?
- Trying to keep up with Jay's display yes well, as you all know, we once filmed something in front of a pegboard, A pegboard with tools on it.
- And so we're thinking that wall is almost certainly a steel frame as well, which means we can't mount the pegboard to it.
Examples
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I'm going to put up the pegboard here so I have more places to put my tools and things.
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The workshop was well organized, with all the tools neatly arranged on the pegboard.
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So on this side of the wall we have these really, really awesome pegboard shelves.
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Attach pegboard to the wall in an accessible spot.
Academic text (2000) -
Sam Walton had a pegboard in his office.
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They should be hanging on a pegboard on the far wall.
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Prepare the pegboard to be hung, painting it if desired.
Academic text (2000) -
They clip onto the pegboard to hold items.
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A circular saw, a sander, and a router had been built into the bench; from pegboards on the walls hung every imaginable tool, each handle worn smooth from years of use.
Fiction book (2001) -
To keep the garage tidy, I installed a pegboard for hanging my gardening equipment.
Synonyms
A board with holes and pegs used to keep score in the card game cribbage
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pegboard is made of the simple parts peg and board. A peg is a 'small pin' used to hang things and a board is a 'flat piece of wood', so a pegboard is a board with holes for pegs that you use to hang and organize items.