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What does trowel mean?

"Trowel" can have a few different meanings depending on the context:

1. Tool: This is the most common meaning. A trowel is a hand tool with a flat, pointed blade used for applying, spreading, or smoothing materials like mortar, plaster, or concrete.

* Bricklayer's trowel: This is the classic trowel with a flat, triangular blade.

* Pointing trowel: This trowel has a narrow, pointed blade used for finishing mortar joints between bricks.

* Margin trowel: This trowel has a wide, curved blade used for spreading large amounts of mortar.

2. Verb: "Trowel" can also be used as a verb meaning to apply or spread a material with a trowel.

* "He troweled the mortar onto the bricks."

3. Slang: In some contexts, "trowel" can be used as a slang term for a person who is clumsy or inept, particularly when using tools.

* "He's such a trowel, he couldn't even spread the butter on his toast properly."

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