Wedge-shaped
121Banksia menziesii — Firewood banksia Tree habit, Jandakot Botanical Gardens Scientific classification Kingdom …
122Rochester, New York — This article is about the city of Rochester in Monroe County. For the town in Ulster County, see Rochester, Ulster County, New York. For the metropolitan area, see Rochester, New York metropolitan area. Rochester   City   …
123Splitting maul — Woodsplitting maul Other names Wood maul Wood mall Block Buster (Typically used throughout Australia and New Zealand) Classification Hand tool Related Sledge hammer …
124Ball-peen hammer — A 15 (380 mm) ball peen hammer. A ball peen (also spelled pein and pane[1]) hammer, also known as a machinist s hammer, is a type of peening hammer used in metalworking. It is distinguished from a point peen hammer or chisel peen hammer by havin …
125cuneiform — 1. adjective /kjuˈni.ə.fɔɹm/ a) Having the form of a wedge; wedge shaped. b) Written in cuneiform: cuneiform script, cuneiform writing. Syn: wedgelike, wedgy 2 …
126coin — [14] Latin cuneus meant ‘wedge’ (from it we get cuneiform ‘wedge shaped script’). It passed into Old French as coing or coin, where it developed a variety of new meanings. Primary amongst these was ‘corner stone’ or ‘corner’, a sense preserved in …
127cuneate — cu•ne•ate [[t]ˈkyu ni ɪt, ˌeɪt[/t]] also cu′ne•at ed adj. 1) wedge shaped 2) bot (of leaves) triangular at the base and tapering to a point • Etymology: 1800–10; < L cuneātus, ptp. of cuneāre to wedge, become wedge shaped, der. of cuneus wedge …
128cuneiform — /ˈkjunəfɔm / (say kyoohnuhfawm) adjective 1. having the form of a wedge; wedge shaped, as the characters used in writing in ancient Persia, Assyria, etc. 2. denoting or relating to this kind of writing. 3. Anatomy denoting or relating to any of… …
