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Meanings of saw-horse in English
Usage of saw-horse in English
1
He sat on a saw-horse and split open his pouch of pipe tobacco.
2
It was laid on supports or trestles, shaped usually something like a saw-horse.
3
He is also like a war- horse; or, it is suggested, like a saw-horse.
4
Sawing may be done either on a saw-horse, Fig.
5
So he began by sprinkling some of the magic Powder of Life from the pepper-box upon the body of the saw-horse.
6
He had found an old pair of reins and tied them to a saw-horse, that he switched and "Gee-up"-ed vigorously.
7
After the frame is wired place each end on a saw-horse so as to lift the entire frame clear of the work-shop floor.
8
Immediately the saw-horse moved, stretched its legs, yawned with its chopped-out mouth, and shook a few grains of the powder off its back.
9
Devise some method, suggest some course of treatment, whereby my tried and trusty horse Pleurisy will cease to look so much like a saw-horse.
10
A daily dose of the saw-horse or wash-tub isn't bad for weak lungs and bodies, or for strong ones who wish to continue thus.
11
The Saw-Horse stepped into a rabbit hole and fell to the ground.
12
She felt that Jim would know more about the Saw-Horse later on.
13
The Saw-Horse has broken a leg, so he can't bend his steps.
14
The wet clothing he hung over the body of the Saw-Horse.
15
A live Saw-Horse is a distinct novelty, and should prove an interesting study.
16
But he managed to lean forward and shout in the ear of the Saw-Horse:
Frequent collocations
Saw-horse through the time