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drill, n a cutting instrument for boring holes by rotary motion. drill, bibevel (bībev´ n a drill with two flattened sides and the end cut in two beveled planes. drill, spear-point, n a drill with a tri-beveled, or threeplaned, point. drill, trephine (trifīn´), n a surgical drill with a hollow cutting head used to remove a circular section of bone or other tissue; also used to remove failed dental implants. drill, twist, n a drill with one or more deep spiral grooves that extend from the point to the smooth part of the shaft. drill 1. one of the Old World monkeys; resembles the mandrill but has a black face. Called also Mandrillus leucophaeus. 2. in dentistry, a mechanical device used for removing tooth structure. See also bur. |
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Oil drillers often heat crude oil or dilute it with gasoline to make it runny enough to flow through pipelines to refineries. oil and gas driller, plans to sell its deepwater drilling facilities in the Gulf of Mexico and off southern Argentina. Some drillers hoping for diamonds have gotten into trouble, since about 80 per cent of forest rings contain pockets of natural gas. |
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