reamer
/ˈriːmə
/noun
1A tool for widening or finishing drilled holes.A 10-mm cannulated reamer was drilled from distal to proximal over each guidewire through the cortex to a depth of 10 mm....
- If the head tube is badly ovalized, the reamer (attached to the facing cutter) will widen the sides, but the head tube will still be too long front-to-back.
- A common method was to bore a hole in the barrel using any of a variety of bung borers, boring taps, augers, tapered reamers, and the like.
2 North American term for lemon-squeezer.The game was purchased at a local church rummage sale that also netted us a juicer/meat grinder for $2, complete with reamer!...
- Using a citrus reamer, muddle the leaves until they are dark green and pasty; the total volume should reduce by about half, and they should have released quite a bit of liquid.
- I will still use my wooden reamer for small jobs.
Rhymes
- stir the possum
- stishovite
- stitch
- stitch and bitch
- stitchbird
- stitcher
- stitchery
- stitching
- stitchless
- stitch 'n' bitch
- stitch-up
- stitchwort
- stiver
- St James
- St James's Palace
- St John
- St John Ambulance
- St John's
- St John's wort
- stk.
- St Kilda
- St Kitts and Nevis
- St. Laurent, Louis Stephen
- St Lawrence River
- St Lawrence Seaway