rivet cutter

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 21
A jaw tool for cutting off flush the stub ends of rivets or bolts. rivet-hearth, subst . A shallow, round fuel-tray, mounted on three legs, and having a circular bellows beneath it for blowing the fire in which rivets are made red-hot. with a blackish border. Length about ten inches, but large specimens may measure fifteen. Roach are gregarious, and a ociate with Bream and Rudd, often breeding with them. They are not much esteemed as food fish except in Ru ia, where dried roach is a national dish, and the roe of the Caspian Roach is made into caviare, large quantities of which are annually exported. road-runner, s. Ornith.: Geo coccyx california nus . Its powers of running are so great that it is often hunted on horseback. road-scraper, subst. A machine for scraping or cleaning roads. *road-steamer, s. A road-locomotive. marine; gō, pot, IMG:content-0690.png:[blocks in formation] "Marching often acro a roadle country as fast as sepoys in retreat."- St . James' Gazette, Jan. 16, 1886.
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