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spade1
1. a tool for digging, typically consisting of a flat rectangular steel blade attached to a long wooden handle 2. a. an object or part resembling a spade in shape b. (as modifier): a spade beard 3. a type of oar blade that is comparatively broad and short 4. a cutting tool for stripping the blubber from a whale or skin from a carcass spade2 a. the black symbol on a playing card resembling a heart-shaped leaf with a stem b. a card with one or more of these symbols or (when pl.) the suit of cards so marked, usually the highest ranking of the four spade [spād] (design engineering) A shovellike implement with a flat oblong blade; used for turning soil by pushing against the blade with the foot. spade A tool for digging and cutting the ground, having a rather thick blade, usually nearly flat, so formed that its terminal edge may be pressed into the ground with one foot while the handle is grasped.
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