Tool
41tool — n 1. the penis. The notion of the male member as an implement is very ancient. The word tool itself appeared in Middle English and by the 16th century had been recorded as a sexual metaphor. It was at first an acceptable colloquialism, but since… …
42tool — n. & v. n. 1 any device or implement used to carry out mechanical functions whether manually or by a machine. 2 a thing used in an occupation or pursuit (the tools of one s trade; literary tools). 3 a person used as a mere instrument by another.… …
43tool — I Australian Slang 1. penis; 2. idiot; jerk II Everyday English Slang in Ireland n idiot, penis III Irish Slang idiot IV Glesga Glossary Idiot,(you re a tool) V Scottish Vernacular Dictionary …
44tool — Derogatory From MIT. 1. v. To study. A. Hey, Patrick, you wanna go to the movies? Patrick: No thanks, I ve gotta tool. 2. n. One who does nothing but study. Dan the Man is cool, he s nobody s tool …
45tool — Derogatory From MIT. 1. v. To study. A. Hey, Patrick, you wanna go to the movies? Patrick: No thanks, I ve gotta tool. 2. n. One who does nothing but study. Dan the Man is cool, he s nobody s tool …
46tool — tuËl n. apparatus, device v. work or shape with a tool, ornament with a tool; equip with tools or machinery …
47tool — the penis Literally, any instrument: Draw thy tool ... My naked weapon is out. (Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet another of the Bard s vulgar puns) No accountability could be apportioned anywhere for how his tool behaved, or failed to… …
48tool — noun 1》 a device or implement, typically hand held, used to carry out a particular function. 2》 a thing used to help perform a job. ↘a person exploited by another. 3》 a distinct design in the tooling of a book. ↘a small stamp or roller… …
49tool up — phrasal verb [intransitive/transitive] Word forms tool up : present tense I/you/we/they tool up he/she/it tools up present participle tooling up past tense tooled up past participle tooled up 1) to provide someone or something with the tools or… …
50tool — 1. noun /tuːl/ a) A mechanical device intended to make a task easier Hand me that tool, would you? b) equipment used in a profession, e.g., tools of the trade These are the tools of the trade. <!not used outside this phrase! 2 …
