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jigsaw
[ jig-saw ]
noun
- Also jig saw. an electric machine saw with a narrow blade mounted vertically in a frame, for cutting curves or other difficult lines or patterns.
verb (used with object)
- to cut or form with a jigsaw.
adjective
- formed by or as if by a jigsaw:
jigsaw ornamentation.
jigsaw
/ ˈɪɡˌɔː /
noun
- a mechanical saw with a fine steel blade for cutting intricate curves in sheets of material
- See jigsaw puzzle
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of jigsaw1
Example Sentences
In one letter, she wrote that she was taking their dog Zin to obedience class and that she had left him a jigsaw puzzle on the table.
From idyllic rural scenes to bespoke pet designs, jigsaw puzzles are a perfect way to while away a lazy day – but for more than 200 people in Bradford this weekend, it was all about speed.
"The conversations have started and the next time we meet, we will start piecing the jigsaw together," said Farrell, who did not rule out adding more staff to his coaching ranks.
For decades, Dr Borthwick and his team have been "piecing together the jigsaw", undertaking the painstaking process of finding the correct place for all of these stolen items.
"There's those formal things, but also informally - we've got a pool table, a huge connect four, jigsaw corner - I'm an avid jigsaw fan, where we can take a break if needed," added Mabel.
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