mattocks

[US]/[ˈmætɒks]/
[UK]/[ˈmætɒks]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.a tool with a heavy, flat blade fixed to a handle, used for cutting through or removing turf, or for breaking up the ground.
n. pl.A set of tools used for landscaping.

Phrases & Collocations

using mattocks

mattocks work

bought mattocks

sharp mattocks

mattocks handle

with mattocks

mattocks digging

heavy mattocks

mattocks broke

new mattocks

Example Sentences

the gardener used a mattock to break up the hard soil.

he hefted the mattock, ready to tackle the root system.

a sturdy mattock is essential for clearing rocky ground.

with a mattock, they dug a trench for the drainage pipe.

the farmer sharpened the mattock before starting the work.

he swung the mattock with considerable force and precision.

the mattock proved useful in removing stubborn tree roots.

they purchased a new mattock with a long, reinforced handle.

the construction crew relied on mattocks for site preparation.

he carefully cleaned the mattock after a day of digging.

the mattock's sharp blade easily cut through the clay soil.

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