shovelled Meaning in Bengali
Similer Words:
shovellershovelling
shovels
shoves
shoving
show
showcase
showcases
showcasing
showdown
showed
shower
showered
showering
showers
shovelled's Usage Examples:
The nodule bed was shovelled into barrows and taken to the washing mill.
the situation, said that any "self-respecting rancher would have shot, shovelled and shut up".
shovel of hot coals would be brought from the main kitchen fire and coke shovelled on top.
and the sand that had been washed into the pond and deposited there was shovelled out.
that are not moisture-retentive and can usually be tipped, dumped or shovelled.
Jalava later recalled that Lenin shovelled with gusto as he fed the engine, making the train run fast.
someone had to climb inside, through the firehole (where the coal is shovelled in).
Its head bore a pair of rake-like frontal appendages which shovelled food into its pineapple-ring-like mouth (oral cone).
The coal or ore material was shovelled into the basket using the paddle and then transported to the loading point.
and on those occasions the accumulated filth of sheep and cattle was shovelled out the day before.
In early designs the coal would still be shovelled by the fireman into a hopper which would feed into a crusher and then.
carrying over 2,000 persons left Sligo port with tenants evicted and "shovelled out" from his Sligo estates.
Men leaned over tables and shovelled coal.
In the years 1936 and 1937, 350 men shovelled 250,000 cubic metres (8,800,000 cu ft) of snow in an average of seventy.
Chutes were constructed so that the manure could be shovelled down on to the roads and the local farmers then picked it up to use as.
He shovelled coal to provide for the family, painting at weekends.
The Barnsley Seam coal was shovelled into corves for man handling along a track using pit ponies.
" At the Saltcoats coal yards the coal was shovelled into carts and then taken the half mile to the waiting ships where it.
Synonyms:
post-hole digger; scoop; hand tool; hand shovel; scoop shovel; posthole digger;