Definitions of tool
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To
travel
in
a
vehicle;
to
ride
or
drive.
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To
shape,
form,
or
finish
with
a
tool.
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To
drive,
as
a
coach.
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To
shape
with
a
chisel,
saw,
file,
etc.
-
furnish
with
tools
-
work
with
a
tool
-
informal:
drive (
a
vehicle); "
The
convertible
tooled
down
the
street"
-
To
shape
with
a
tool.
-
To
shape
or
fashion
with
a
tool.
-
obscene
terms
for
penis
-
the
means
whereby
some
act
is
accomplished; "
my
greed
was
the
instrument
of
my
destruction"; "
science
has
given
us
new
tools
to
fight
disease"
-
an
implement
used
in
the
practice
of
a
vocation
-
ride
in
a
car
with
no
particular
goal
and
just
for
the
pleasure
of
it; "
We
tooled
down
the
street"
-
drive; "
The
convertible
tooled
down
the
street"
-
An
instrument
such
as
a
hammer,
saw,
plane,
file,
and
the
like,
used
in
the
manual
arts,
to
facilitate
mechanical
operations;
any
instrument
used
by
a
craftsman
or
laborer
at
his
work;
an
implement;
as,
the
tools
of
a
joiner,
smith,
shoe-
maker,
etc.;
also,
a
cutter,
chisel,
or
other
part
of
an
instrument
or
machine
that
dresses
work.
-
Hence,
any
instrument
of
use
or
service.
-
A
weapon.
-
A
machine
for
cutting
or
shaping
materials; -
also
called
machine
tool.
-
A
person
used
as
an
instrument
by
another
person; -
a
word
of
reproach;
as,
men
of
intrigue
have
their
tools,
by
whose
agency
they
accomplish
their
purposes.
-
An
instrument
used
by
the
hand,
as
a
chisel,
hammer,
saw,
etc.;
a
machine
for
shaping;
one
who
is
used
as
the
agent
of
another.
-
An
instrument
used
by
workmen:
one
who
acts
as
the
mere
instrument
of
another.
-
Instrument
used
by
workmen;
a
servile
agent
of
another.
-
A
person
used
to
carry
out
the
designs
of
another.
-
An
instrument
of
manual
operation;
a
person
used
as
a
mere
instrument
by
another.
-
An
instr,
or
aid
for
any
manual
operation;
a
person
used
by
another
as
an
instr.
to
accomplish
certain
ends;
a
hireling.
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