ice plough
/ˈʌɪs plaʊ/(US ice plow)
noun
A plough of a type specially designed to cut through ice; specifically (in early use) one used in ice harvesting to cut grooves in the ice prior to the extraction of ice blocks.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From ice + plough.
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- rattlebox
- rattle-brain
- rattle-brained
- rattle-broom
- rattle bush
- rattle-clap
- rattle-free
- rattle-gourd
- rattle grass
- rattle-head
- rattle-headed
- rattlejack
- rattle-mouse
- rattle-note
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- rattle one's dags
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