tooler

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noun A stone-masons' chisel, from two to four inches broad, used for random tooling. Also called broad tool, and drove.

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But I've been looking forward tooler weather to wear more Onda, Chene, Fumerie Turque, PdE Cuir Ottoman, and L'Eau d'Hiver.

Top 10 of Fall, a Bonus Top 10 and a Prize Draw Marina Geigert 2008
A five-tooler, he took awhile to break out, then was slowed by injuries in 2000 and 2001.

USATODAY.com - Pipeline can produce help for the next run 2001
Rangers have Ivan Rodriguez and Rafael Palmeiro, but with the absence of firepower from Juan Gonzalez and Todd Zeile last year and rookie five-tooler Ruben Mateo out for the season with an injury, they don't have enough bats to get any kind of run going.

Taking out the crystal ball for second half 2000
A five-tooler scouts have called the best position-player prospect in years, Harper has been baseball's version of LeBron James, projected for greatness, appearing on the cover of

SI.com 2010
Campbell: Florida is really flat, so I’m a bicycle, not like a power bicyclist, I’m a tooler.

HOLLYWOOD INSIDER: Burn Notice – The Chin Jaws About Season Three! 2009
BA says he’s an above-average runner, that his hands and not his range would be what moves him off 3b, and my favorite part, a potential 5 tooler.

Padres 2008 Draft Odyssey 2008
A 3rd round pick who has 70 power but below-average athleticism is an upside pick, because he could be an elite hitter even though he’s not the 4 or 5 tooler you’d want earlier in the draft.

Padres 2008 Draft Odyssey 2008