Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who makes bolts.
- noun A machine for making the threads on a screw-bolt; a bolt-threader or bolt-screwing machine.
- noun A tool for cutting off the ends of bolts.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The bolt-cutter caper might have landed Mr. Fry in jail even under the old regime, when the dog catcher was in charge of catching dogs.
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Are there any good products that can't easily be opened with a pen, coin, freezing spray, beercan, purse-sized bolt-cutter or other everyday items a thief could easily carry around?
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According to my sources, one helicopter even landed before the fire trucks had arrived (which are supposed to be on hand before a landing, in case of fire), and that when the trucks DID arrive, no one had the key to the locked gate on Fayette Place and the padlock had to be removed with a bolt-cutter.
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According to my sources, one helicopter even landed before the fire trucks had arrived (which are supposed to be on hand before a landing, in case of fire), and that when the trucks DID arrive, no one had the key to the locked gate on Fayette Place and the padlock had to be removed with a bolt-cutter.
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At 10.30 he and a small group of supporters were astonished to see a body of police blocking the road, while officials took a bolt-cutter to the chained gate of Harriet's field.
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Nobody came, not till his grandmother got home from Winston and set him loose with a big bolt-cutter.
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Moosa posed for photographers, smiling and holding aloft his bolt-cutter.
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Nobody came, not till his grandmother got home from Winston and set him loose with a big bolt-cutter.
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"The burglars cut through bars, possibly with a bolt-cutter and took the magazines," she said.
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Its mouth was like some prehistoric bolt-cutter that could snap right through the bones of your fingers.
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