Noun:

मोठा चाकू,

Verb:

सतत लाकूड तोडणे,

whittle's Usage Examples:

variety of women of various races, heights and body sizes, they had been whittled down from a pool of thousands to compete against one another in various.

The deaths of Jim Clark and Mike Spence, plus a serious injury to Jackie Stewart, whittled the entry to four.

If one player whittles down some enemy"s health points, but a different player eventually finishes.

The video version (which also appears on many international releases of the single) was whittled down to seven minutes and 38 seconds, with part of the motorcycle intro remaining.

Hardwoods are more difficult to whittle.

In fact, the only serviceable portion of his army were his old followers with great experience of Mexican warfare, who were by this time severely whittled down by wounds and disease.

Thousands of players who entered were whittled down to fourteen finalists, all of whom were put to the test at their Cobham.

Under their direction, the friendly fighters whittled away at the attackers, splashing six Aichi D3A Val naval dive bombers in rapid succession.

The 1,000 schools were whittled down to 10 schools, then at this point filming started with the three judges.

downside, however, this flexibility can lead to service enhancements being whittled away in a manner that is not possible once rail solutions have been built.

hand-controlled turning tools (chisels, knives, gouges), as accurately as the whittler could manage.

of whittlers presented a gavel made from a piece of the Mingo Oak to federal judge Harry E.

The competition was whittled down to 76 spellers after three rounds, and 23 of them survived into the.

Synonyms:

Sir Frank Whittle, Frank Whittle,

Antonyms:

deflate, lengthen, inflate,