undercutter
undercutter · undercutters
One who, or that which, undercutsOne who, or that which, undercuts.
Meaning
5 sensesOne who, or that which, undercuts.
A type of plough with a V-shaped blade or sweep pulled along under the soil.
A type of bit.
A device for excavation, used on railways.
A device for cutting into rock walls from below.
Origin
From undercut + -er.From undercut + -er.
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Forms
plural: undercutters| Singular | undercutter |
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