tap wrench

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 29
A two-handled lever for rotating a tap used in forming an interior screw-thread. The shank of the tap is held between a fixed and a movable die, which are approached by a screw, and are adapted to hold shanks of various sizes. tăp (3), s. [TOP.) A top; a head or the like. ( Scotch.) Tap of tow : 1. Lit.: The quantity of flax that is made up into a conical form to be put upon the distaff. 2. Fig .: A very irritable person; a person easily inflamed, like a bundle of flax.
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