Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| ard | a kind of primitive plough. |
| backacter | a mechanical excavator with an extension consisting of a bucket on an extending arm, which can be used to scoop up earth as it is drawn back towards the machine, aka backhoe. |
| backhoe | a shovel at the end of a mechanical arm; (verb) to dig with a backhoe. |
| berake | to rake thoroughly. |
| breastplough | a kind of spade for cutting turf, with a crossbar against which the breast is pressed. |
| buckrake | a large agricultural rake, often attached to a tractor. |
| caschrom | (Gaelic) a spade with a bent handle for tilling soil. |
| cheesewring | a cheesepress. |
| cromack | (Gaelic) a crook, a stick with a curved head. |
| cromb | a hook or crook; (verb) to draw out with a cromb. |
| crummack | (Gaelic) a crook, a stick with a curved head. |
| crummock | (Gaelic) a crook, a stick with a curved head. |
| dehorner | an implement for removing the horns from cattle. |
| dibber | a tool for planting potatoes etc. |
| dibble | a pointed tool for making holes for seeds or plants; (verb) to make a hole with a dibble. |
| gangplow | an agricultural implement. |
| graip | a pitchfork used for hurling manure or digging potatoes. |
| grasshook | a sickle. |
| grubber | an implement for grubbing or stirring the soil. |
| handstaff | a staff-like handle eg of a flail. |
| harrow | a spiked frame for breaking up or levelling soil; (verb) to break up and level soil. |
| harrowingly | (Adv.) HARROWING. |
| hayfork | a tool for pitching hay. |
| hayrack | a frame used in hauling hay. |
| hayrake | a large rake for collecting hay. |
| hedgebill | a bill for dressing hedges, a kind of long-handled hatchet. |
| herse | (Obs.) a harrow. |
| hoe | a tool for loosening the earth; (verb) to use a hoe. |
| jembe | (Swahili) a hoe. |
| kebbie | (Scots) a shepherd's crook. |
| loy | a long, narrow spade with a footrest on one side of the handle. |
| maddock | (Dial.) a pickaxe for loosening soil. |
| mattock | a pickaxe for loosening soil. |
| middlebreaker | a double-mould-board plough, aka lister. |
| middlebuster | a plow with a double moldboard, used to prepare the ground for planting by producing furrows and ridges. |
| moldboard | a curved plate of iron (originally of wood) back of the share of a plow, which turns over the earth in plowing. |
| monotroch | (Scott) a wheelbarrow. |
| mouldboard | a curved plate of iron (originally of wood) back of the share of a plow, which turns over the earth in plowing. |
| pattle | (Scots) a small long-handled spade for cleaning a plough. |
| pettle | (Scots) a small long-handled spade for cleaning a plough; (verb, Scots) to indulge, pet. |
| pitchfork | a fork for tossing hay; (verb) to toss with a pitchfork. |
| pleuch | (Scots) a plough; (verb) to plough. |
| pleugh | (Scots) a plough; (verb) to plough. |
| plough | an instrument for turning up the soil in ridges and furrows; (verb) to dig with a plough. |
| ploughhead | the draught iron of a plough. |
| ploughshare | the cutting blade of a plough. |
| ploughstaff | one of the handles of a plough. |
| plow | a plough; (verb) to plough. |
| plowhead | the clevis of a plough. |
| plowshare | the cutting blade of a plow. |
| plowtail | the end of a plough where the handles are. |
| quern | a stone mill worked by hand. |
| quernstone | a quern, a stone mill for grinding corn. |
| rakelike | like a rake. |
| reaphook | an implement for reaping. |
| rickstick | a toothed stick for combing thatch on a stack. |
| ridger | a type of plough which forms ridges on either side of the furrow. |
| ripple | a little wave (verb) to ruffle the surface of |
| rippler | a toothed implement for removing seeds from flax or hemp. |
| rotavator | a tool for breaking up the soil. |
| rotovator | a tool for breaking up the soil. |
| sakia | (Arabic) an Eastern waterwheel. |
| sakieh | (Arabic) an Eastern waterwheel. |
| sakiyeh | (Arabic) an Eastern waterwheel. |
| shovel | a broad spadelike tool for scooping; (verb) to scoop up with a shovel. |
| sickle | an implement with a curved blade and a short handle, for cutting crops; (verb) to cut with a sickle. |
| sieth | (Shakesp.) a scythe. |
| slane | (Irish) a turf-cutting spade. |
| snath | the curved handle of a scythe. |
| snathe | the curved handle of a scythe. |
| snead | the curved handle of a scythe. |
| sneath | the curved handle of a scythe. |
| souple | the part of a flail that strikes the grain; (verb) to make supple. |
| strickle | an instrument for levelling the top of a measure of grain or shaping the surface of a mould; (verb) to level (a measure of grain) or shape the surface of (a mould) with a strickle. |
| subsoiler | a plough for subsoiling. |
| swingle | the part of a flail that strikes the grain; (verb) to beat and scrape (flax or hemp) with a swingle. |
| swiple | the part of a flail that strikes the grain. |
| swipple | the part of a flail that strikes the grain. |
| threshel | a flail. |
| tushkar | (ON) a turf-spade. |
| tushker | (ON) a turf-spade. |
| tuskar | (ON) a turf-spade. |
| tusker | (ON) a turf-spade. |
| twiscar | (ON) a turf-spade. |
| wainage | (Hist.) the team and implements needed for the cultivation of land. |
| wecht | (Scots) an instrument for winnowing or measuring grain; (verb) to winnow. |