electric saw; chainsaw; a saw powered by electricity

The sharp teeth of a saw; any sharp teeth or jagged edge resembling the teeth of a saw.

A tool used for cutting wood, stone, or metal, usually consisting of a thin steel blade with a series of sharp teeth along the edge.

A back-and-forth battle, contest, or competition where neither side can gain a clear advantage; a stalemate or closely fought tug-of-war.

to work a two-person saw by pulling it back and forth; a two-person saw

to cut through or saw something in half using a saw

a saw used for cutting metal or other hard materials, consisting of a frame and a hardened steel blade

a long, thin strip of steel with many teeth along its edge, used as the cutting part of a saw

To saw something into pieces or to saw through something.

the fine dust or wood fragments produced when sawing wood

a saw designed to be used with one hand, often with a handle at one end

A machine tool used for cutting metal or other materials into pieces or for sawing grooves

Knives and saws; used generally to refer to woodworking tools.

circular saw; buzzsaw

chain saw

a power saw with a long, continuous blade made of a band of toothed metal stretched between two or more wheels

a type of bow-shaped saw with a thin steel wire blade, used for cutting intricate curves or patterns

Literally "a rope can saw through wood"; a metaphor meaning that even small efforts, if maintained with persistence and constancy, can accomplish great tasks; often used alongside [[水滴石穿|水滴石穿|shui3 di1 shi2 chuan1]]

the serratus anterior muscle, located on the upper sides of the chest

sawdust; wood shavings

knife, saw, ax, and hatchet; (idiom) to face torture or the executioner's tools

Ancient instruments of torture; to be cut by a knife, sawed, or boiled in a cauldron; to face severe punishment.

a technique used in digital imaging and computer graphics to smooth out the jagged edges of lines and shapes

drywall saw; plasterboard saw

a type of machine-powered saw in which the cutting action is achieved through a push-and-pull motion of the blade

In computer graphics, the technique used to smooth out jagged edges or staircase effects on a screen; literally "anti-sawtooth"

miter saw; a specialized tool used for making accurate crosscuts and miters in a workpiece

jigsaw; a power tool with a narrow blade used for cutting irregular shapes and curves in wood or other materials

a saw used for cutting wood

stocks and saws; refers to any kind of torture equipment or punishment device

(computing) to perform anti-aliasing to smooth the appearance of jagged edges in digital images; anti-alias

an electric-powered saw with a flat circular blade used for cutting wood or other materials

short saw; specifically a type of backsaw

fret saw; jigsaw

a person who saws timber or wood; a sawer

to cut something off with a saw; to amputate a limb

sawmill; lumber mill

a frame used to support wood while it is being sawed

the frame of a saw that holds the blade in tension

saw palmetto (Serenoa repens), a small palm used for medicinal fruit extracts

A type of cartilaginous fish with a long, flat snout lined with sharp teeth resembling a saw blade.

a sawtooth shape; a zigzag pattern

sawtoothed shape; jagged shape; serration

A perennial herb in the daisy family, native to China and often cultivated in gardens for its medicinal properties; its leaves are serrated and its flowers grow in flat-topped clusters.