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sappie

/ˈsæpi/

sappie noun: a tool consisting of a curved spike or hook, fitted to a long shaft, used in logging to snag, move and hold small logs; a picaroon specifically in the context of logging.

Noun

sappie (plural sappies)

  1. A tool consisting of a curved spike or hook, fitted to a long shaft, used in logging to snag, move and hold small logs; a picaroon specifically in the context of logging.
    Synonyms:
    hookaroon

Synonyms of sappie

Forms of sappie

pluralsappies

Words that rhyme with sappie

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Questions about sappie

What does sappie mean?
Sappie means a tool consisting of a curved spike or hook, fitted to a long shaft, used in logging to snag, move and hold small logs; a picaroon specifically in the context of logging.
What part of speech is sappie?
Sappie is a noun.
How do you pronounce sappie?
Sappie is pronounced /ˈsæpi/.
What is the plural of sappie?
The plural of sappie is sappies.

Words near sappie in the dictionary

  1. sapphite
  2. sapphites
  3. Sappho
  4. sapphyrin
  5. sapphyrins
  6. sappie
  7. sappier
  8. sappies
  9. sappiest
  10. sappily
  11. sappiness

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