strickle

noun

An instrument used to level off grain or other material in a measure.

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A foundry tool used to shape a mold in sand or loam.

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A tool for sharpening scythes.

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A straight-edge used to sweep grain off level with the top of a measure when measuring grain.

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A wooden swingle for dressing flax.

noun

In carpentry and masonry, a pattern or template.

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In founding: A straight-edge used to remove superfluous sand to a level with the top of a flask after ramming the sand into it. Compare loam-board.

noun

A template or pattern used in sweeping patterns in sand or loam.

noun

In cutlery, a straight-edge fed with emery, and employed to grind the edges of knives arranged spirally on a cylinder.

In founding, to sweep; form to a round surface by means of a templet or sweep.