Use of the word whittle in a sentence example

whittle

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He whittled out the model of a tiny paddle wheel. [verb]

Anyone can whittle these little sticks out, using any kind of hard wood. [verb]

It would be midsummer madness to reject or whittle down a claim so backed. [Please select]

He began to whittle a piece of the splintered platform. [Please select]

A piece of ice, whittled to a point, dripped drinking-water like a faucet. [verb]

Whittle a stick tapering until it starts in the hole. [verb]

"Go on with yer proof," Rodney insisted, his great right hand trembling as he whittled. [Please select]

With our fascinated gaze upon him, he whittled sharp a foot-long piece of the same wood, and straddled the longer stick. [Please select]

She's related to the Sawyer girls an' is goin' to live with 'em," he said, as he sat down and began to whittle."' [Please select]

Claus was surprised, but he continued to whittle and to sing until the cavalcade drew up before him. [Please select]

He whittled and listened, gave monosyllabic replies, and, when it was asked, terse advice. [Please select]

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