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| Primary use: Drilling a hole |
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| Category: Hand Tool |
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Etymology
." >1 From a rebracketing of Middle English a nauger (seen as an + auger), from Old English nafogār (“nave drill”, literally “nave spear”), from Proto-Germanic *nabōgaizaz. Cognate with Dutch avegaar.
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