driven well

A well formed of a tube driven into the ground until its perforated end reaches a stratum containing water. When the tube is driven to the desired depth, the outer tube is elevated sufficiently to expose the slots of the tube, which is secured to the barbed point. When the proper depth has been reached, a plunger is placed in the tube, which thus forms a pump-stock of limited bore. Driven- well pump : A pump of proportions and construction adapted to occupy a tube which has been driven into the ground till its lower end has reached a watery stratum. ( Knight .) driv-er, *driv-ar, *dry-fer, s. -er.] I. Ordinary Language : Driver. 7. Turning : A bent piece of iron fixed in the center-chuck, and projecting so as to meet the attached. carrier or dog on the mandrel to which the work is 8. Weaving : The piece of wood which impels the shuttle through the shed of the loom.