pit-sawing
/ˈpɪtsɔː(r)ɪŋ/noun
The cutting of timber with a pit-saw.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Alice Morse Earle (1851–1911). From pit-saw + -ing.
- safe-breaker
- safe conduct
- safe-cracker
- safe deposit
- safe-deposit box
- safe edge
- safeguard
- safeguardance
- safeguard clause
- safeguarder
- safe hand
- safe harbor
- safe harbour
- safe haven
- safe hit
- safehold
- safe house
- safe in the knowledge that
- safekeep
- safekeeper
- safekeeping
- safe lamp
- safe lantern
- safelight
- safelighted