/ˈhækˌsɔz/
NOUN
Saws fitted with narrow, fine-toothed blades held under tension in a frame, designed primarily for cutting metal and other hard materials.
Refers to manual cutting tools used in workshops, mechanical repairs, fabrication, and DIY projects to cut metal pipes, rods, bolts, and other materials.
VERB
To cut through a material using a hacksaw by repeatedly moving its toothed blade back and forth across the material.
Describes the physical action of using a hacksaw to cut, divide, or separate metal and other materials into smaller pieces or sections.
Describes using a hacksaw to make controlled cuts in materials when preparing components, modifying objects, or producing specific shapes and dimensions.