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darby Definition and Meaning in English (darby definition)

noun
Synonyms:floattrowel
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Darby definition: A long, flat tool, typically made of wood or metal, used by plasterers to level and smooth large surfaces of plaster or concrete.

Definitions of Darby

  1. 1noun

    A long, flat tool, typically made of wood or metal, used by plasterers to level and smooth large surfaces of plaster or concrete.

  2. 2noun

    A prestigious horse race, typically for three-year-old thoroughbreds, originating from the Epsom Derby in England.

Example Sentences

“The plasterer used a darby to achieve a perfectly smooth wall finish.”

“Winning the Kentucky Derby is a dream for many jockeys.”

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Darby definition: A long, flat tool, typically made of wood or metal, used by plasterers to level and smooth large surfaces of plaster or concrete.
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'Darby' translates to 'darby' in English. Darby definition: A long, flat tool, typically made of wood or metal, used by plasterers to level and smooth large surfaces of plaster or concrete.
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