A sledge hammer is a Double Jack, scaffolding is staging, wire cutters are dikes, and slip joint pliers are water pump pliers.... a pry bar is a crow bar?
As a young 'back to the land-er' I once lost a nice old wood cookstove off of a flatbed truck. Was just going a mile or so and keeping it under 30, so hadn't secured it very well. That's when I learned the difference between iron and steel! The two wood stoves I have today are made from 1/4" steel plate and angle iron, I mean angle steel.
My southern friend thought I was a heathen after he told me he sold bobbles in the summer and I asked him what a bobble was. And he also said to stop putting a long "e" after the word I when I talked. . and Iee now think he is right. But not about me being a heathen. Terry
It is similar to a bangle and a bead. But the lines are blurred by time and geographical boundaries.
…I'm still wondering why they're called a "machine screw" though.
Isn't that the title of a Sintra/Jobim song?
Based on the context, I would assume it is a Bible.So. What is a bobble?
I still call a road roller a steam roller.
My parents called the radio a wireless.