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match drill

match drill verb: to drill a hole through multiple assembled parts at once, so as to ensure that the parts align properly in the final assembly.

Verb

match drill (third-person singular simple present match drills, present participle match drilling, simple past and past participle match drilled)

  1. To drill a hole through multiple assembled parts at once, so as to ensure that the parts align properly in the final assembly.

Forms of match drill

third-person singular presentmatch drills
present participlematch drilling
past participlematch drilled
pastmatch drilled

Questions about match drill

What does match drill mean?
Match drill means to drill a hole through multiple assembled parts at once, so as to ensure that the parts align properly in the final assembly.
What part of speech is match drill?
Match drill is a verb.
What is the past tense of match drill?
The past tense of match drill is match drilled.

Words near match drill in the dictionary

  1. match day
  2. match days
  3. Match Demo
  4. match dissolve
  5. match dissolves
  6. match drill
  7. match drilled
  8. match drilling
  9. match drills
  10. match factor
  11. match factors

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